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There are various skills and attitudes that a tutor should have inorder for the student to enjoy and learn during lesson time. Being able to build rapport was one of the skills that a tutor should have its a way for the student to be comfortable. Moreover, being attentive to the student is a way of making the lesson flow smoothly. For instance…
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The most important thing you can do for a student is usually to inspire them, as this is the number one key to success and personal growth for them in a subject, in my opinion. Allowing students to appreciate beauty and simplicity links the value of the topics to their work in it. Of course, some students are already very passionate so for them…
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A tutor can find student's comfort zone and build a student's confidence. Tutor also encourage the student to improve and share the joy that comes with improvement. I think my strength is ability to explain difficult things in a simple way. ability to connect with children (or with older students), on a personal level. Besides, I am able to solve…
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I believe that a tutor should be able to assist in building confidence in their students' abilities and should encourage learning from both mistakes and criticism, as well as taking these aspects in a positive manner. I think that a tutor's job is to both work on their students' educational needs but also build strong soft skills in terms of…
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As a tutor it is vital that we make sure the student doesn't resent learning and to achieve this we must be open to how the student responds to different teaching styles and adjust our approach to make it individualised to each student. I believe my strengths include my patience and communication skills. I always found reading a textbook over and…
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Not just give the student answers but help them understand how they got to the answer that way even when you are not there, they can still complete their assignments at a satisfactory level. I'm patient, I cannot move on until I'm sure my student has understood. I'm also pretty thorough, going from the basics to the level that the child is trying…
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Throughout my academic career, I have had many tutors. My favourite tutors have been the ones that have been patient and flexible with me. I think being patient towards your students allows a space where minds can grow and learn. Patience shows that you (as a tutor) want the student to be eager and try and tackle the problem before you assist them…
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Be able to explain concepts simply and in different ways until the student is able to understand. Also be calm and patient and understand that students can struggle to grasp certain concepts and may take time to understand them. I'm patient and understanding. I've only been out of education for a few months so can easily remember how difficult it…
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The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to engage the student in a way which makes them want to keep learning that specific subject if not fall in love with it. At the end of the day motivation must come from the student themself and as a tutor I believe it is my job to help the student find that motivation. I believe my…
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I believe that a good teacher will prioritise the mindset of their student(s) before attempting to actually teach them anything. To enter the flow state prior to gaining knowledge is, in my view, of utmost importance. A tutor should find a way to ensure that their student is enjoying the learning experience. One example is, rather than explaining…

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EZY has been a delight to deal with. They are attentive and follow through promptly. I would Highly recommend their tutoring service. My daughter has improved in her result a d her confidence in class has grown due to consistent tutoring.
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Content Covered

Year 8 student Isaac worked through writing and naming **ionic and covalent compounds** in Chemistry, focusing on how to determine compound formulas; he also tackled quadratic equations in Maths, including challenging questions involving **harder quadratics**.

For Year 10, Sophia revised simplification of index laws and integers from a recent school test, as well as evaluating decimals using **order of operations**.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Eve focused on unit conversions and simple ratios in Maths, along with practice finding **missing angles in triangles and quadrilaterals**.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student repeatedly arrived unprepared, once lacking access to an online textbook, which "slowed the session down a bit."

In Year 10 science, another student struggled to locate the latest assessment version, making it hard to review their work.

For Year 7 maths, incomplete homework was a pattern; as one tutor noted, "she could not finish her assigned Homework again," leaving gaps in understanding coordinate geometry.

Meanwhile, a senior English student's drafts showed weak paragraph links and missed thesis connections—writing felt disjointed rather than cohesive.

Missed practice and organisation led to confusion and lost momentum during lessons.

Recent Achievements

One Belgian Gardens tutor noticed that a Year 10 student, who previously hesitated to ask for help, now openly raises questions when stuck on complex linear equations and arrives at sessions ready with specific doubts.

In Year 12 English, Jacinta made a real shift by coming to lessons with her draft essay already marked up from school feedback—she then revised it between sessions and returned with clear improvements in structure and argument.

Meanwhile, a younger student in Year 4 began correcting division mistakes independently rather than waiting for prompts, even finishing her worksheet without any extra help.

Maths tutoring in Belgian Gardens

Most parents appreciate that there is little more important than educating and enabling their children. This is one of our core values - Education Is Life! Whether your child needs a bit of help keeping up or wants to get an ATAR of 99.95, they'll need the right support to get there. There are 10 maths tutors in Belgian Gardens, QLD who can help with that - from problem solving to study habits. Check out hundreds of reviews below - these tutors do a great job.

Maths Tutor Belgian Gardens

Private tutoring is all about getting the right person who fits well with your child's unique needs and personality. That's where we come in. We'll put you in touch with a maths tutor and organise a trial lesson. If you don't like it, we won't charge you. And because we like to keep things simple, there are no booking fees, cancellation costs, minimum requirements, there's no nonsense. Just use what you need based on a simple hourly rate.

Call us on 1300 312 354 OR complete an enquiry form and we'll reach out to you!

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 Citylibraries Flinders Street—or at your child's school (with permission), like Belgian Gardens State School.