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Anisa

Tutor Camden Park, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be there for them, both through aid in academic studies and through personal encouragement. A tutor needs to make sure the student feels safe and understood, seen and heard. Therefore, I believe a tutor needs to just have faith in their students. That is the best and most important thing a…
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Rebecca

Tutor Camden, NSW
Give them confidence in their own ability and control over their learning experience. I have a good grasp of concepts and feel I am able to express them clearly and simply. I have a strong background in working with children, especially primary school and mid-lower highschool. I am currently studying electrical engineering at…
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Travis

Tutor Mount Annan, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is leave the client with a feeling of achievement, that they have gained a new, reinforced or re-established understanding of things they may have been uncertain or unaware about. If at the end of the day the individual feels like they haven't changed, then this, I believe is an indication of…
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AKSHAYA

Tutor Glen Alpine, NSW
In my view , the best thing a tutor can do for a student is to motivate them and help them in gaining an inbuilt confidence in those subjects in which he is weak. In my perception, at first students should start to love their subject , then automatically they start to score well in that. I think I can deal with students according to their…
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Adrian

Tutor Narellan, NSW
Making sure the Student uses the skills they have been recently taught and to put it into practice. Otherwise knowledge crumbles and cannot be built upon. I deal with people (Both young and old) everyday. I train, Discipline and motivate staff on a daily basis to improve and perform better. I am also really confident when speaking to people and…
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Edward

Tutor Glen Alpine, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is show that the student can be independent in their thinking and be capable of approaching a question from different angles. I am very against rote learning mathematics as it is not useful to real life and will set them up for failure in university. Therefore my approach involves understanding the…
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Jason

Tutor Narellan, NSW
Have the student recognise that there is more to the subject than just what they see at school. To understand their unique ways of learning and use that to help them flourish. My main strength has always been communication and time management. In my time as a tutor I have also found patience as a strength. My ability to build strong rapport…
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Blake

Tutor Narellan, NSW
I think the most important a tutor can do for a student is to get to know and read them perfectly. This allows a tutor to know exactly what a student needs to excel, help them set realistic goals and knowing not only when to help but also when not to help, rather letting the student try and solve a complex question themselves without interference.…
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Haseeb

Tutor Currans Hill, NSW
I think the most important thing would be to show students that education is fun, it should never be boring. A good teacher should be able to explain and teach in a fun and intuitive way. My key strengths would be my technical knowledge and being able to understand not each student is alike, not each student learns the same way. Therefore…
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christy

Tutor Campbelltown, NSW
Patience, commitment, passion for teaching I can explain concepts tirelessly and encourage…
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Shekinah Noshir

Tutor Smeaton Grange, NSW
A tutor is an important role and a mentor. Students select tutors because they have the enthusiasm to learn and perhaps do not have the resources needed which a tutor can fill in. I am calm, patient and have an insight to give my best so that people can benefit from me. I want children to excel and do well beyond they can dream…
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Nikki

Tutor Ambarvale, NSW
I think that the most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to understand their lifestyle and work according to that so that there is minimal pressure and more learning for them. In order to do that, it’s better to get to know the child and adjust according to what they prefer and how they want to be treated and/or taught. I think…
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Maisha

Tutor Ambarvale, NSW
Recognize the needs of my student and help them improve their study skills, help them when they ask for it, and develop their confidence. Also, let them know that it's okay to make mistakes. Although I get along well with kids, I also have a strong vocal presence, so I make sure they do their tasks neatly. As a patient person, I will give a pupil…
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Shayan

Tutor Ambarvale, NSW
The most essential thing a tutor should do for their students is to encourage them to improve every day by ensuring that they understand the concepts clearly. While doing so, it is also important that the students enjoy their learning and do not become demotivated. I was not particularly the most brilliant student in my junior years however I made…
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Denis

Tutor Blair Athol, NSW
A tutor can: . Build a rapport with the student . Fill the gaps in the students' knowledge of the subject matter . Motivate them .Coach and equip students to be able to solve problems /answer questions on their own. My strengths include 19 years of experience in tutoring and being able to connect with students to understand how best to…
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Matthew

Tutor Blair Athol, NSW
The special thing about a tutor compared to a classroom teacher is that tutors deal with students on a much more personal level, with this, I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand and relate to the student personally his/her insights on the subject. Tutors can try to understand why the student either love,…
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Jin

Tutor Blair Athol, NSW
Establishing an environment that the student would be comfortable to learn in is important. This would keep them from getting discouraged and would urge them to further enhance their capabilities without worrying about expectations. I would say that my strengths as a tutor would stem from my ability to adapt to any case. People learn at different…
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Safia

Tutor Bradbury, NSW
- assistance and support in understanding tricky topics + use plenty of relevant examples and creative methods to aid in the understanding process - be interactive, ask questions to the class/student, encourage the student to take charge (sometimes) - provide a comfortable space, where the student trusts the tutor and feels comfortable to ask…
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James

Tutor Campbelltown, NSW
- Show how much I care about the students grades. - Try to make the lesson enjoyable so the student has something to look forward to. - Set routine homework as maths is all about consistent practice. - I always make my students feel as comfortable as possible. My strengths are: - Improvise on methods to help students focus if they struggle…
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Aelia

Tutor Catherine Field, NSW
A tutor/ teacher is not only responsible for bridging the gap a student has in his or her studies; but also, to inspire the student to become a better version of themselves so as to reach their full potential in their lives. A tutor is also a mentor who guides students both academically and personally by helping them overcome their innate fears…
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Sherylene

Tutor Campbelltown, NSW
I strongly believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to always see the value a student can bring instead of focusing on their mistakes. I always see students as future leaders of our society hence it is very essential to motivate and encourage them to take bold steps in their academic journey and learn through their experience. My key…
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Mohana

Tutor Oran Park, NSW
I think, its a tutor's responsibility in helping the student to understand their inner potential by suggesting ways to broaden their skill sets, pushing their boundary to convey that there is much to learn in life. Other than being a punctual and effective educator, I am flexible by allowing my students to learn in their own phase. It makes them…
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Vickal

Tutor Spring Farm, NSW
Build a student confidence. Give them clear and honest feedback. Be a friend rather than a teacher Trust in your student ability and motive them to always think about improvement. Ability to break concept into simple easy to understand steps Help children develop a concept map or mind map at the end of each chapter. Identify student…

Local Reviews

We've just started our tutoring journey & we're getting on very well. Elizabeth is very dedicated!
Kerry, Camden Park

Inside Camden ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Olivia focused on solving equations with variables on both sides and worked through worded problems involving fractions.

For Year 10, Daniel practiced finding surface area and volume of cylinders as well as revising for his data and statistics test using real-world examples.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Emily tackled derivatives of logarithmic functions and explored the application of stationary points in curve sketching, including interpreting inflexion points graphically.

Recent Challenges

A Year 7 student struggled to set out working in geometry and left frequency tables incomplete; as a tutor noted, "she didn't review geometry before her test, so lost marks on approach."

In Year 9, one student's notes showed skipped steps and inconsistent formatting during factorisation, which made it difficult to spot errors when checking solutions.

A senior student in Year 12 maths avoided summary sheets and full practice papers, relying instead on memorising easy examples—this limited exposure to harder integration questions.

During revision sessions, forgotten formula books meant extra time was spent searching for basic rules instead of solving problems.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Camden Park noticed a Year 8 student who used to get stuck on times tables is now recalling factors by heart and quickly tackling fraction problems that once slowed them down.

One high schooler, previously unsure about income tax questions, has started applying the right formula for overtime pay without prompting and can now break down irregular shapes independently—something that was confusing before.

In senior maths, a student who struggled with trig identities is showing real progress, having just solved a tough induction proof unaided for the first time.

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 Camden Council Library Service—or at your child's school (with permission), like Spring Farm Public School.