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Tutors in Blue Bay include a Master's-qualified special education teacher with extensive high school classroom experience, selective school graduates with ATARs up to 97.65 and subject dux awards, seasoned youth coaches in dance and martial arts, a university mathematics scholar and chess champion, peer mentors, science graduates, and creative writing award recipients.

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Adapt as best as possible to the student's learning style. - Patience - Discipline to guide towards a solution rather than outright giving it -…
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By first giving the student the necessary skills to complete a range of questions this equips them with the tools to complete any question. I then allow the student to make the mistake first and learn from it by helping them change what they did. This is then followed up with an example response to a question then the student is given the chance…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do is give a student the confidence to continue to achieve and learn for themselves. If they can believe in themselves and keep working, they will succeed regardless of their level. I am personable and easy-going, able to meet the student where they need to be met. I have a genuine passion for mathematics…
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To act as a mentor, providing a student encouragement and support when they are having difficulty and acknowledging and celebrating their achievements, as well as supporting the student to achieve their individual goals, to acknowledge the student's strengths, interests and passions and support students to engage with them. To assist a student…
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It is important for tutors to explicitly explain and model how to solve mathematical problems to begin with and then gradually reduce assistance until the student is able to work independently. It is also important for tutors to motivate students through positive reinforcement and to incorporate metacognitive strategies. My strengths as a tutor…
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I think that as a maths tutor you must listen to what your student needs and give that to them. Each student will learn differently so it is extremely important that as a tutor you tailor your teaching approach to that student and their needs in order for them to learn best. As I just left school in 2021 I have a good understanding of the…
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I believe one of the most important things a maths tutor can do for a student is be encouraging and understanding. As a student it can be hard and that is the reason you are getting tutoring. So to have someone encourage you can be a great reason to keep learning. I think my strengths as a tutor would be my patience and communication skills, as…
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Understanding how the student learns and making changes to suit their learning style. Being a mentor that can positively influence the students academic choices and life decisions. Communicating concepts in a variety of ways to allow for different means of understanding. Creating a strong environment for learning to occur, by being approachable…
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I think the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to not only understand where the student is at within their academics, but in their personal life as well. A student's schooling can be very stressful and there is a lot of pressure from others. My role would be to make sure that I am not pressuring them, and that we reward…
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Struggling with math problems can often feel demoralising and futile, especially when peers “get it†but you don’t. I believe the most important things a maths tutor can do for a student is to help them view the concepts from different angles, guide them through problem solving steps, and increase their confidence in their ability to grasp…
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I believe the most important things I can do as a maths tutor for my students is to to make them feel like they can do anything that they struggle with. It is important that students are able to express what they struggle with without the fear of being judged or humiliated. They need to know that just because they're struggling with something does…
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have patience - not all kids learn at the same pace. Build trust - can be done by finding common interests. encouragement - let them know that they CAN do it. My simple explanations and finding ways of learning that tailor to different kids. My understanding that not all kids learn the same way assists in getting concepts ingrained into their…

Local Reviews

My daughter is feeling confident with Samir and for sure he is teaching her to be in time because my daughter strangle with time management. Samir is always on time even though we just start with him. Thank you for giving me that assurance that my girl can do it. Cheers Nadine
Nadine Musabwasoni

Inside Blue BayTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 11 student Alex focused on coordinate geometry and trigonometry, tackling exam-style problems and graphing equations by hand.

In Year 8, Maya worked through probability concepts using real-world scenarios and explored equilibrium in chemistry with visual aids.

Meanwhile, Year 3 student Josh practised multiplication tables up to four and strengthened subtraction fundamentals through hands-on activities and games.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student in Physics was reminded to make answers neater and more succinct—messy work made revision harder when returning to old topics.

In Year 8 Maths, a tutor observed, "he skipped proof-reading," which led to small calculation errors slipping through unchecked.

For a Year 3 learner, confusion with basic timetables (2 x 6–9) and subtraction meant core maths skills weren't solidified; forgetting things unless written down added to this struggle.

A senior English student's answers were "way too extensive"—over-explaining clouded the main idea and left key points buried in long paragraphs.

Recent Achievements

In Blue Bay, Mohit has begun to ask questions when unsure, a significant shift from his earlier hesitation just weeks ago. During Year 11 chemistry, he also managed to tackle reaction problems independently after previously struggling to connect the steps.

Amari (Year 4) is now recalling both 2 and 3 times tables from memory without prompts and is picking up timetables much faster than before.

For Charlie in Year 3, reading aloud became less daunting after discovering that playing chess between stories helps him approach new texts with more enthusiasm. Last session, he happily read a whole Doctor Seuss book out loud.

What they say about our tutoring

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Thank you for your report on Hollys progress so far while it is early days I am sure she will do well with Abbys help. She likes Abby and gets on well with her.

We have had Reagan before for our other daughter. He is really great and we have been really happy with him. He has been fantastic!

We are very pleased with James tutor and wish to continue with both maths and English

Maths tutoring in Blue Bay

"Give a man a fish, he will eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, he will eat for a lifetime". This pretty much sums up our maths tutoring philosophy. Year after year students are bombarded with an increasing amount of content. Most students are always in catch up mode, trying to keep up with the class, cramming in some revision time right before exams, feeling anxious and unconfident. Of course it is possible to do well this way, but it is like using a hammer to cut down a tree instead of an axe. There's a better way to succeed academically. This is where we come in. Ezy Math tutors break the cycle of inefficient learning by showing students not just WHAT to study but also HOW to study.

Your local maths tutor in Blue Bay will come to you a time that's convenient! It's all done on your own terms. The tutors all have their own ideas and approaches to tutoring but ultimately they adapt themselves to each unique situation.

We offer simple hourly rates with no other charges or fees, no nonsense just tutoring. Plus, the first lesson is a trial to ensure you're happy with the tutor. Give us a call, our consultants can review your area, answer questions and explain pricing in detail.

1300 312 354

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 The Entrance Library & Council Services—or at your child's school (with permission), like The Entrance Public School.