Tutors in Brahma Lodge include a UK-trained Maths and Science teacher with recent school experience, a university-level engineering lecturer with 14 years' teaching expertise, an award-winning PhD chemical engineer and Olympiad medallist, seasoned K–12 maths specialists (including abacus), plus primary teachers and high-ATAR graduates passionate about mentoring local students.
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Standard Tutoring is great with James. James is very patient and professional and is able to connect with my son which is usually the biggest hurdle.Sylvia, Golden Grove
Year 4 student Jack practised adding and subtracting decimal numbers, then applied these skills to solve real-life word problems.
Year 10 student Lucy focused on finance topics by calculating simple and compound interest for different investment accounts and learning how inflation impacts savings.
Meanwhile, Year 11 student Tom revised statistics concepts such as standard deviation and normal distributions using practice questions in preparation for an upcoming test.
In Year 8 Maths, a student relied heavily on mental calculations for linear equations, stating, "I can do this in my head," but skipping written steps led to hidden sign errors and confusion when checking answers.
For a Year 10 English essay, the structure was strong but the piece remained short due to not allocating enough time to homework—this limited deeper analysis.
In senior Chemistry (Year 12), missed classes caused gaps in key concepts; without catching up on these missed notes from teachers, practice questions became difficult to attempt fully.
When online, a Year 9 learner found distractions pulled focus from algebraic manipulation tasks—key working wasn't always recorded clearly on paper, making revision harder later.
A Brahma Lodge tutor recently noticed a Year 8 student who used to rely on step-by-step help now independently solved nearly all his algebra homework, only missing two questions—just weeks after struggling with negative integers.
In Year 11 Chemistry, Lucy made a shift from feeling stuck on amines and esters to confidently pinpointing her own weak spots; by the lesson's end, she was answering targeted questions correctly without needing hints.
Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner who previously hesitated with subtraction started using number lines and other strategies to tackle tricky problems by himself.
