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Tutors in Calamvale include a PhD candidate and ex-primary school teacher with a Master of Education, a former Head of Chemistry with both teaching and lab leadership experience, Kumon and private tutors with proven K–12 results, a Cambridge Physics specialist, peer mentors, debating coaches, and university students boasting ATARs up to 98.4 and state-level academic awards.

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Educators play an important role in how students minds are shaped and how they approach problems in their studies. Believing in students that they can achieve their goal is one of the most important aspects of teaching them so it encourages them to strive towards their goal rather than realise they aren't capable enough. Watching them set out a…
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Been approachable If you do not know something look it up. Be honest it the student and say let's look it up together as not everyone knows everything. Able to communicate its all demographic of…
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Help them reach their full potential without doing all the work for them; I think it is important to let them do some hard work now and again so they can appreciate it more when they are congratulated for their success, and so that they are not 'coddled' into thinking other people will do all their work for them. Some of my strengths would…
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I think that a tutor should help foster understanding of difficult concepts so that the student is able to do the work themselves, rather than doing the work for them. Additionally, going over the work with them, and showing them how they can improve is important. Ensuring that they understand ways they can get better helps more than telling them,…
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I believe that every individual learns things in different ways. In a classroom, each teacher will have their own way of presenting and teaching the content, and this method is most likely to be consistent throughout the year. Whilst this may cater for some students, and help them excel in the particular subject, it might not be suitable for other…
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To be able to mould and modify a lesson plan in accordance to what the student's need. Being compassionate and understanding their struggles and what they lack, going that little extra mile to help them push for them to get what they want with their grades. I am highly adaptable and am always thinking outside the box. I have a natural knack for…
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I have found that reliability is something students and parents alike, really appreciate in a tutor. It is important for a tutor to be someone that both student and parent can depend on, as we are there to provide an important service to both. In regards to the student, we are there to help them learn, and regarding parents, a tutors presence is…
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To keep them proficient, motivated, confident, engaged and disciplined in their subject. It is important to be enthusiastic about the subject too to maximise a student's interest in it. My helpful nature, my patience and my interest in the subject matter. I have recent experience in the subject matter and didn't finish school too long ago…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to encourage them and to listen to them. A tutors job is to guid a student in the right redirection. A tutor can tailor the their teaching to the students needs so they are both working together. The tutor must be an excellent listener to understand how the student thinks and what they need…
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The most important thing as a tutor is to be there for your student, not only academically but mentally and emotionally as well. I want my students to feel like they can ask me for advice on subjects that may not pertain to their education, but I want them to also feel like they can come to me for help when it comes to their academics as well.…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is work with the student at their own pace and find ways that work best for them. It allows for them to not feel rushed and be able to take their time and not feel silly. I like to interact with children. I am a dedicated worker and love to be organized. I like to interact with kids at their…

Local Reviews

She is really perfect with maths concepts. I was really happy with the way she taught me
Fareha Omar, Parkinson

Inside CalamvaleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Sarah focused on data and statistics as well as exploring area and volume through hands-on activities.

In Year 10, Jayden tackled linear motion in Physics alongside solving trigonometry problems in Maths, using diagrams to support understanding of Newton's Laws.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Priya worked on derivatives—both first and second, linking these concepts to her Physics assignment by interpreting rates of change within real-world scenarios.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Maths Methods, over-reliance on notes was noted during complex derivatives—"needed to actively recall rules like chain rule, not just refer back each time." This led to slower problem-solving and difficulty with new types of questions.

For a Year 12 Physics assignment, incomplete drafts and weak evidence sections stalled progress; as one tutor put it, "needed more work on the second half of the draft to complete it in time."

In a Year 8 trigonometry session, missing key words in worded problems made set-up harder and increased confusion.

When written work remained underdeveloped in senior English tasks, conclusions felt rushed or unsupported.

Recent Achievements

A Calamvale tutor noticed a Year 11 student who used to rely heavily on hints is now working through derivative problems independently, even explaining the chain and product rules back without hesitation.

Another high schooler who previously handed in incomplete Chemistry drafts arrived this week with her assignment fully finished ahead of schedule, then acted on feedback by refining her rationale section independently.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who was hesitant to speak up now routinely asks for help when stuck—this session, she tackled all the maths worksheet's tricky questions after asking clarifying questions aloud.

What they say about our tutoring

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Again, I would just like to say Justin's work with Connor was amazing. In such a short period of time Connor has managed to gain confidence in maths from his time spent with Justin. We are so grateful that your organisation matched the tutor and the nature of the student perfectly. Funny as it may sound, maths is no longer Connor's nemesis. Ezy Maths is fortunate to have such a patient and understanding tutor as Justin, we wish him every success for the future.

We have been really happy with tutor and your service and have already recommended you to other parents. Thanks for your help and we will contact you agaIn if we ever need any  more help...:)

Just got Tahli's report. She got 55/100 last report and now 73/100 with position of 2/62 in her year. I have thanked Vashika for her work with Tahli and sorry to lose her next year but thanks to Ezy maths for giving my child confidence in maths!

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 Sunnybank Hills Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Calamvale Community College.