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Tutors in Berowra Waters include a former school Dux and SRC leader with international mentoring experience, a 4-year veteran maths tutor and engineering graduate (ATAR 96.9), HSC State Rankers, music competition winners, university education majors, and accomplished youth leaders—many bringing top ATARs, subject distinctions, and years of K–12 tutoring or coaching expertise.

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I think the most important things a tutor can do for a student are being an attentive and listening mentor, ready to help with any issues. As a tutor, I think being able to shape and mould your lessons around the needs of the student is also a very important skill, and in doing so they can help the student achieve their goals. I think some of my…
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Ensure we can comfortably communicate with the student while ensuring that they are properly learning and understanding the concepts and subject we are teaching by monitoring their progress. However, more importantly, having patience is definitely a key factor in teaching too. - Patience, Great Composure and Relatability - Energetic and…
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Support and guide students in whatever way work for each individual student. I am a dedicated and hardworking tutor. For all my students, I don't give up explaining questions they are stuck on until they understand them, no matter how many times I have to repeat them. I am reliable , flexible and…

Local Reviews

Kastaub was extraordinary as a tutor, and I fully intend to use him again and again in the future to assist Elijah in 3 unit maths. That initial 2hr session helped tremendously. Pls tell Kastaub that Elijah earned a 70% score in both the graphical equations tests! This was a fabulous result for him.
Nicole

Inside Berowra WatersTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Alex worked through simplifying algebraic expressions involving different orders of operations and solved one-step algebraic equations.

For Year 9, Emily practised factorising quadratics—focusing on the difference of two squares and perfect squares—and extended this to non-quadratic algebraic expressions like monic quadratic trinomials.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Marcus revised hyperbolas and exponentials, applied reasoning to congruent and similar triangles, and tackled mixed deductive geometry and advanced quadratics questions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student tended to avoid writing out working in algebra and surds, as seen in tests where "he had full pages with no working" and lost marks even when the final answers were correct.

In Year 7, a student sometimes missed critical details in multi-step word problems by not reading questions carefully—especially negatives or what was specifically being asked (e.g., calculating who did NOT attend an excursion).

For a Year 4 lesson, one student's confusion with area and perimeter of composite shapes was compounded by unclear layout in written work, making it harder to spot errors during review.

Recent Achievements

Mhairi can now confidently distinguish between factorising quadratics and solving for x, applying both techniques accurately after previously struggling and confusing the two.

Catherine, who used to miss errors in her maths assessments, is now self-correcting her own work and has even spotted mistakes in her teacher's solutions—something she'd never attempted before.

Meanwhile, Tom (Year 4) moved from needing reminders on vertical multiplication to multiplying a 6-digit number by a 3-digit number entirely on his own by lesson's end.

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 Berowra Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Wideview Public School.