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Tutors in Banjup include a seasoned secondary school maths teacher with seven years' classroom experience, an ATAR 97.2 Dux and multiple subject prizewinner, a mathematics mentor with an ATAR of 99.60, accomplished youth sports coaches and peer leaders, experienced private tutors for primary and high school students, and university scholars in engineering, science, commerce and psychology.

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Andrew

Science Tutor Beeliar, WA
Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each individual student and tailoring the tutoring technique and style to that student. Also, having an in depth understanding of the subject matter and the patience and vocabulary to explain it in understandable terms. I am good at conveying difficult concepts to students, am a good presenter and…
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Shan

Science Tutor Beeliar, WA
Help them gain confidence in their own intellectual capabilites across the board, not just in a specific subject. One of my major strengths is patience. I think as a tutor it is very important to understand the student and their situation and to make sure they are comfortable and ready to learn. A lot of patience is required as students have their…
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Mahmud

Science Tutor Southern River, WA
A tutor must ensure the student is comfortable with them and can easily express their concerns and learning difficulties. I think i am patient and caring which ensures that the students understand and learn…
Li
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Li

Science Tutor Canning Vale, WA
Making sure they understand it well enough to be able to explain it to someone else Giving detailed and well thought out solutions to…
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Lehan

Science Tutor Southern River, WA
I believe the most important role of a tutor is to build confidence in their student's learning, guild them to think critically and solve problems independently. A competent tutor will create a supportive environment, encourage their students to ask questions, and allow them to develop the skills required for success in their future studies. My…
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ali

Science Tutor Southern River, WA
To teach them how to be an independent learner and cope with dealing with new problems and how to approach them, with a problem solving mindset and confidence. Being able to quickly identify the students method of learning and approaching problems and adapt to that in order to maximize the productivity of the time I am with them and to minimize…
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Arush

Science Tutor Leeming, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for their student are to be patient, be approachable, be kind and be able to teach. The student should be able to walk away from a lesson feeling confident in what they learned and not being afraid to ask any questions. I would definitely say my strengths as a tutor would be my ability to communicate…
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Natalie

Science Tutor Leeming, WA
In my opinion, a tutor has to be able to communicate effectively with a student. There is a clear difference between having knowledge and actually being able to teach a particular field of study. It is absolutely vital that a tutor speaks to a student in a way that is easily understood by the student but at the same time also engaging. This way of…
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sugaan

Science Tutor Willetton, WA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student, in my opinion, is not only understanding the students well, but also knowing how much the student knows, and being able to convey lessons well. Patience and perseverance with students. Ability to understand the needs of different types of students and handle them…
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Veronica

Science Tutor Canning Vale, WA
The most important thing is to motivate to them so that they want to learn, instead of thinking that studying is just for the sake of having good results in school. This will help in the long run, as one should never stop learning. I am able to guide my students by having different ways of explaining things if they don't understand at first and to…

Local Reviews

I'm pleased to advise that Courtney is 'a good tutor and explains things well'.
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Content Covered

Year 3 student Isla focused on understanding fractions using visual aids and practised reading time to the nearest five minutes.

For Year 9, Liam worked through solving simultaneous linear equations and interpreting worded problems involving systems of equations.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Sophie explored quadratic equations by plotting graphs from tables of values and learned how to complete the square for solving quadratics.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8, a student often skipped showing steps when rearranging algebraic equations—"he tried to jump too many steps ahead," as one tutor noted—which led to hidden sign errors and confusion during revision.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student preparing for continuous probability struggled with reading questions carefully; missed details cost marks on practice exams.

In Physics (Year 12), picturing forces in real-world problems proved difficult without drawing diagrams first, causing delays in setting up solutions.

When revisiting statistics topics from earlier semesters, some seniors found that forgotten concepts slowed their progress through current material.

Recent Achievements

One Banjup tutor noticed a Year 9 student who used to rush through algebra now takes time to show every step, especially when expanding brackets—she's even double-checking her work before moving on.

In Year 11, a student struggled with trigonometry last term but now confidently picks the correct ratio (sin, cos, or tan) for each question and explains why it fits.

Meanwhile, a younger student who once hesitated to ask for help with fractions is now quick to raise their hand whenever something feels unclear, making sure they really understand before trying problems alone.

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 Success Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Piara Waters Primary School.