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Tutors in Carindale include a school Dux and OP1 achiever now on a provisional medical pathway, an award-winning science undergraduate ranked among the world's top physics students, a university tutor and children's group leader, a secondary maths teacher with seven years' experience, and several accomplished K–12 tutors with mentoring and leadership backgrounds.

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Angela Marie
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Support and encourage. In order to support them mentally and emotionally, you have to have patience, perseverance and, of course, the knowledge. You also need to encourage them that they can achieve greater things. Praising them for a job well done is also a must to encourage students in order to build their confidence. I am eager to learn…
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Making something complex simple to understand and understanding were the student is in their understanding of the problem I am patient, calm, friendly, creative and understand learning difficulties. I can tutor a range of subjects for a range of age groups. I can tutor: Advance Business studies - so all ages groups; English till grade 10;…
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Nicola
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Providing a student with the fundamental skills they need to persevere and be confident in their own ability to achieve. A good tutor should be personable, responsible and articulate and employ methods of teaching that best suit a particular student. I explain difficult concepts as simply as I can and break it down so it's easier to understand.…
Mathushajjini
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I build a rapport with the students and customise the lesson with a mature and sensitive approach by understanding the student's strengths and weaknesses. I make sure I keep the student motivated by making learning interesting and engaging. I am an active listener. I plan ahead to make the classes interesting and active. I have a mature and…
Kyle
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One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is actually being there when the student needs them to be. This means being committed to the student throughout the requried period, being on time and being productive during sessions. My strength as a tutor is being able to engage with the students and encourage them to strive for…
Keir
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Listening to students to try and understand how they are perceiving the information. Then using this information to utilise their strengths while solving the problem and also improve on their weaknesses My strengths as a tutor are being patient and communicating effectively with the student to try and help them improve without lowering their…
Ashlee
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Preparing students with the tools they need to be able to enter the classroom feeling confident in themselves I also think that it is really important to form a bond with them so they aren’t embarrassed to ask for the help they need. I’m an excellent communicator and find it easy to bond with students to help them feel comfortable and…
Byongmin (Jake)
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Teaching should be done flexibly, catering to each individuals as all students are different in their approach to learning and the time it takes to grasp each topics. I have also learnt that students often find themselves too afraid to ask questions and as a tutor I must be patient in ensuring that a student understands each questions before…
Thomas
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A tutor must guide the students learning. It is not about just sitting there and doing the work for them, but helping them to think through it, point them in the right direction, so that they may solve problems and complete questions easily in the future. I believe that as a tutor I will be able to convey concepts and content to students in a way…
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The same things as above: Help people learn and get better Give them confidence Help them get better results 1:1 setting easier way for many people to concentrate and learn intelligence and knowledge of subjects Patience Ability to understand how people learn My age and experience Knowledge of real world and what’s needed for…
Johnson
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I think that being able to just help a student with whatever they ask and helping them to improve is the most important thing. Even if their not doing super well, I think that as a tutor if you can help them with just improving and if they can see that improvement, then I've done my job as a tutor. Furthermore, I think its important for a tutor to…
Marcus
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Be a leader. A leader is a role model and a mentor. If a student's teacher is someone they admire and look up to, that student will be more motivated and more open to new ideas. I have a wide range of knowledge in many areas, not just in my speciality areas.I can relate to my students and empathise with their difficulties. I'm also very…
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The single most important thing a tutor can do is give their attention, and actively support them. This includes readily answering their questions and providing them relevant materials. My strengths as a tutor would be critical thinking and dedication. Critical thinking allows me to identify issues that need to be fixed, so that I can come up with…
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The most important things I can do for a student are helping them with topics that they find difficult. It is important that besides explaining a topic, a I can provide the student with strategies on how to approach exam questions and assignments. Additionally, I will listen to the student so I can tailor my tutoring to their individual needs and…
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- Empathise with them, work at their pace, consider their needs, and give them the push they need when they need it. - Have the required knowledge/experience to be able to help the student when they run into a roadblock. - Organisation/pre-planning. - Ability to empathise. - Experience with a variety of students. - Quick to pick up curriculum…
Tim
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to not only help the student understand the required content, but to give them confidence in their ability and inspire them to enjoy their learning. I am patient, understanding, and a good listener which helps me to gauge how well a student understands a concept and will always put their needs…
Aditi
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Collaborate with your student to create clear goals for what they want to learn and achieve. Make sure these goals are realistic and achievable. My knowledge, patience and empathy are my biggest…
Andy
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Skill and knowledge is important. You have to know very well the content you are going to teach. The way of teaching. Better to understand the students first then try to develop a plan to suit. Patience. Need time to improve. Just focus on the performance weekly. I have studied science and engineering for many years with PhD degree. I teach my…
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The most important things include : - Instilliing a healthy attitude - Being supportive - Being on task - Achieving Goals Together optimising these factors leave little room for failure. My strengths would be Maths and English as I am motivated and fond of those subjects. I also like teaching visually and interactively. Furthermore, my…
Kayla
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to take the time to understand what aspect of their learning is causing them difficulty, and to address it. Most of the time, a student is more than capable of understanding class content, but there is some inhibiting factor within their working process which makes it difficult for them to…
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Tutor can motivate students and help them by telling easiest method for solving the problems.In this way tutor can create stress free environment as well as create interest of students in subject. Subject knowledge Good dealing with students Always try new methods for teaching mathematics like relating it with day to day life activities so that…
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A tutor should be there when a student need help, no matter how big. While helping, the tutor should not feel irritated towards the student, but should instead try and put themselves in their shoes and keep trying to help them understand until they do. I am a patient and understanding person, being able to help them for however long it take for…
Thomas
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Help the student feel less anxious and more comfortable with their subject and breed confidence in the student to the point where they begin to trust their own problem-solving abilities. Similarly, tutors should help the student get into good study habits and a routine that works for the specific student. Tutors should also provide a safe space…

Local Reviews

Paola is fantastic. Even after a few lessons my little boy has started to grasp maths issues that were once challenging for him. I can't wait to see his progress after a few months. Paola has engaged with Lucas and has become a trusted advisor. Thanks again Paola!
Jen Greene

Inside CarindaleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 11 student Helena explored compound interest calculations and the use of recurrence relations in finance maths, practising with real-life formula applications.

For Year 10, revision with Chloe focused on balancing complex chemical equations and solving stoichiometry problems involving limiting and excess reagents.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Daniel worked on multiplying fractions and dividing fractions, using diagrams to clarify each step.

Recent Challenges

Relied heavily on solving limiting reagent questions in a single step without writing out working, which led to frequent sign errors—"rushes every question, needs to write his working out instead of solving questions in one go."

A Year 10 English student's assignment draft showed missing punctuation and lacked coherence, making feedback harder to act on.

In Year 6 Maths, mental multiplication was attempted quickly but with inconsistent handwriting and forgotten steps during multi-digit calculations.

For a senior Science report, the absence of formal justification for chosen methods left some conclusions unsupported by evidence.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Carindale noticed a Year 11 student who started out confused about simple interest but, after working through real-life savings examples, could independently solve several questions by the end of the session.

In another high school lesson, a Year 10 student who previously struggled with index laws was able to explain and apply them correctly while tackling linear equations.

Meanwhile, one younger student made a subtle but important shift—she began telling her tutor exactly which maths concepts she wanted help with, instead of waiting to be prompted, and finished all her set problems on her own.

Maths tutoring in Carindale

Most parents would agree that a student's success will largely depend on their relationship with the teacher.  Unfortunately there is no one-size-fits-all solution, each student is unique and requires a particular approach suited to their specific situation. This is one of the reasons many families turn toward private tuition. The right maths tutor is just that: "right". They will be able to  build trust and rapport with your child and establish a mentoring relationship that will serve your child's confidence, enthusiasm and most importantly - performance! Whether your child needs to ace an exam or just catch up to the class, a private coach is a big help!

Maths Tutor Carindale

We have 150 maths tutors in Carindale, QLD. They are dedicated, educated and competent tutors. They also love tutoring, which makes a huge difference!

For your assurance we make the first hour a risk-free trial. This way you can give the tutor a try to ensure it's a good fit for your family. Reach out to us on 1300 314 354 or complete an enquiry form - we'd love to help!

And by the way ... no minimum hours, no cancellation costs, no booking fees, no contracts - just pay for what you use at the end of each month - Ezy!
 

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 Carindale Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Carina State School.