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Josephine

Physics Tutor Abbotsbury, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is to make sure that the student learns properly, especially from their own mistakes. I firmly believe students learn best by learning from their own mistakes, this can also help improve their confidence which is definitely important when it comes to math. Strengths: a) Students will definitely learn -> i'm…
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Stefan

Physics Tutor Edensor Park, NSW
The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to understand how the student learns. By knowing the students learning preferences and ability the tutor can tailor their approach to individuals rather than utilising a blanket approach, which can often leave some students behind. My strengths lie in the ability to communicate ideas or…
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Vincent

Physics Tutor Liverpool, NSW
I believe the most important thing is to help and guide students through the HSC period, and their choices after the HSC. My strength would be that I can understand what the students feel because I have been enroled into many different tutoring centers. My weakness is that I am a quiet person and I don't talk a lot unless it is with close friends,…
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Elyza

Physics Tutor Raby, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to not only help them understand the lessons, but assist them in the development of individual thought. My patience is extensive as I believe that the longer the struggle, the better the reward. However, I also believe that being able to communicate in various difference ways in…
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Patrick

Physics Tutor Raby, NSW
Being patient in allowing students to fully grasp a topic or idea before proceeding. Often students have topics and subjects that have been neglected by the schooling system, and sometimes it is necessary to move backward before we go forward. I have been a student myself for 13 years and have an acute understanding of what assists myself and…
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Physics Tutor Greenfield Park, NSW
The best and most significant thing as a tutor is to be friendly and being able to communicate your ideas across, the main thing is to be able to communicate the information so the student can understand highly My strengths are I have a great form of communication which everyone says that to me when I ask for feedback, they say I got a good way of…
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Oguz

Physics Tutor Liverpool, NSW
The most crucial aspect of a tutor's role for a student is to understand them and be able to establish a friendly connection. The student should feel no embarrassment in asking questions when they don't understand, and the tutor should create an environment where the student feels comfortable doing so. In fact, a tutor should be able to gauge from…

Local Reviews

I'm so thankful I found EzyMath Toturing in social media. I like and appreciated how the admin and staff deal with my queries. People here are easy to talk with. EzyToturing helped my son in his math. I can say this because of the improvement I saw in his school reports. I definitely recommend to others who have kids that needs to uplift their math skill.
Anastacia Malucay, Austral

Inside AustralTutoring Sessions

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Year 8 student Enrique focused on algebraic expressions and equations, working through multi-step problems to reinforce his understanding.

For Year 9, Vangie tackled converting units in classwork and revisited her half-yearly exam mistakes by rewriting solutions with clear working shown.

Meanwhile, Amaan in Year 11 explored the quadratic formula within his new polynomials topic and began applying differentiation to solve geometric problems using first principles.

Recent Challenges

A Year 12 Chemistry student relied heavily on notes when answering equilibrium and reaction questions, often hesitating to attempt calculation-based problems without worked examples. "She still needs to build confidence with calculations," a tutor observed, and this dependence limited her ability to explain Le Chatelier's Principle or predict products independently during practice.

In Year 10 Maths, one student avoided showing full working for algebraic manipulations, sometimes defaulting to calculator shortcuts rather than laying out each step—resulting in lost marks when mistakes occurred.

During a geometry lesson, a Year 7 student paused frequently to consult past exercises before tackling new variations, slowing progress as he sought reassurance from familiar material instead of grappling with the challenge directly.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Austral recently noticed some great progress with high school students tackling challenging concepts.

One Year 12 chemistry student, who used to struggle with equilibrium, can now confidently explain reaction yield, even relating it to the Haber process without prompting.

In maths, a senior student went from making "silly mistakes" on tests to independently spotting and correcting them—now finishing practice exams with only minor time management tweaks needed.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who often waited for hints surprised their tutor by solving new algebra problems alone during the session.

What they say about our tutoring

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My biggest accomplishment: Great kid in grade 4, energetic and fun to tutor, although lacked concentration and confidence in maths. I showed him simple maths tricks that no curriculum teaches (e.g. how to figure out 11 times tables to any number). He understood it well, but the biggest boost he had was the confidence he got from knowing something the other kids didn't. He started to enjoy maths a lot more and his scores and attitude improved. His care givers were very happy about it. I got a big kick from steering him in the right direction and I hope he carries on this confidence in all his endevours. With Ezy Math, what I felt was great were the weekly tutoring tips/themes. It helped a lot in knowing that there are many different approaches to many different kids' habits/attitudes (e.g. as above, just confidence boosting can greatly improve a child's performance). It was also great in having that as a tool to keep in touch and keep learning as the job progresses. 21st July 2012

Ezy Math Tutoring is a company that I would comfortably work with again as it provided me with the opportunity to work with students commited to improving in the classroom. Ezy Math Tutoring is not only a company that aims to help students with their mathematics but goes above and beyond to help clients with their general student careers, through the Continuing Education Program modules that tutors are asked to go through with their students on a regular basis. I liked the purpose they served. Ezy Math Tutoring finds great importance in informing the parents about their childs progress. The monthly progress reports help busy parents keep up to date with the work being covered and the overall progress of their child, which was the main attraction for me. If you are seeking a professional service that provides results I would highly reccomend Ezy Math Tutoring to any of the parents and prospective tutors out there. 22nd July 2012

Ezy Math Tutoring provided me with a lot of support, resources and training during my time working for them. I found teaching the students very rewarding and seeing the improvement in results really made it worth it. I would definitely recommend Ezy Math Tutoring for both prospective clients and fellow tutors as each will benefit greatly from this service. 23rd July 2012

Local Spots for Tutoring

If you'd prefer not to have lessons at home, tutoring can also take place at a local library—such as Carnes Hill Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Austral Public School.