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Tutors in Carrum Downs include seasoned school teachers with specialist training in Steiner and mainstream education, current secondary maths and science educators, a language engagement tutor from the UK, award-winning high-achievers in mathematics competitions, experienced primary mentors, university science graduates, student teachers with classroom leadership roles, and dedicated youth group and camp leaders.

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Mathias
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To be a support and to try to help the students with their learning, improve their learning and to help them with developing independence so that they learn on their own and to assist them with various learning strategies that will improve their grades. An easygoing nature, being methodical and logical and understanding what students' weaknesses…
Tamim
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The most important things are to provide personalised guidance to address their specific learning needs, nurture their self-confidence and motivation, and build critical thinking skills. By tailoring my approach to each student, I can help them grasp challenging concepts more effectively. I believe my strengths lie in my ability to connect with…
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Salwa
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Understand the child’s needs and areas where they need improvement and extra help. Prepare and make a Learnin plan based on every individual’s need. A tutor should never use the same methods for every one. I can make it into fun an and games . I feel like I give a lot of practical examples to help them…
Nirvair
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is be patient and understand the ways their students learn best. It’s not always easy to grasp new topics quickly so tutors should be able to stay calm and understand how their student learns in order to teach them effectively. I am adaptable and flexible. I make sure I have a wide range of ways…
Markos
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to inspire the student to learn as it is the student who has to be able to go over and understand the process. By inspiring the student with different ways of learning the tutor will be able to be more successful. I am understanding as to what the problem or difficulty in the area is, as…
Jean
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- to be able to communicate properly and effectively - to understand what a student truly needs from tutoring - to understand how to effectively deliver information in such a manner that the student will learn most effectively - to make the student comfortable with their level of knowledge and open to new information I feel I have the ability…
Arpit
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Clear and concise communication is essential for a tutor. They should be able to explain complex concepts in a way that is easily understandable to the student. Additionally, active listening skills are important to understand the student's needs, questions, and concerns. Empathy and rapport building: I like to establish personal connections with…
Chandana
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Tutors should be able to not only teach concepts to students but also get them to have a genuine interest in the subject, as this further increases the students' willingness and ability to do well in their studies. They should also equip students with the skills necessary to successfully complete assessments they are given, as understanding…
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support them when the are making mistakes that is the point of need, that's the moment we can catch and act straightway to make more sense to students. to be able to help them and encourage them to achieve their goals through guidance and structured lessons. explicit instruction, scaffolded teaching method, belief in a rigid instructional…
Harmanpreet
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A tutor can deliver lot of knowledge to students that make them suceed through their life. He can share his life experience with his students so that they can get an idea how to deal eith good or bad situations in their life. I am very hard working I always try my best to make things understandable to students with some simple methods I always…
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The most important thing is to be patient and understanding with the student, helping them solve and understand their current subject problems. Furthermore it is important to help the student develop skills to be able to tackle future problems on their own. My strengths as a tutor come from the in-depth experience I have gathered in my subjects…
Nad
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The ability to be honest but nurturing towards the student. Especially with challenging concepts its important for the tutor to be able to maintain patience and reassure the students efforts. Learning can be daunting so it’s important that the tutor maintains a safe and happy environment where the student can be honest when something is…
Akash
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A tutor must be able to induce interest of the subject in the student so that they appreciate the beauty of the subject instead of just learning to pass the exams. I believe I have the required knowledge to explain concepts to students so that they can grasp them. I also believe I have the necessary patience required for all tutors to…
Jude
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Most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is being kind and patient. A teacher should always be creative and adopt to individual students learning style. As a good teacher you should never be condescending. I have the ability to motivate students who have no interest in their subject and I made it fun and interesting for them to get…
Jacob
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Help them engage and to an extent enjoy a subject they may otherwise not enjoy. Help them understand a concept/topic in a variety of ways, highlighting the most beneficial methods for the student. Help them improve in overall academic achievement. I believe my strengths as a tutor is the ability to be able to look at an equation in multiple…
Webster
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Make them stress less! by giving them the knowledge and tools to excel in their education. relatable, communicative,…
Eisha
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One of the major thing a tutor can provide to its students is motivation to achieve their tasks. Personally I performed very well in school and college because of my tutor who used to teach me. He taught me that I am capable of soo anything if I want to do so. I have a positive attitude towards my students, specifically I have good verbal and…
anna
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The most important thing tutors can do is listen to their students and help students to increase their confidence. I firmly believe a confident student is far less likely to make mistakes and will be able to engage in new content easier. My strengths lie in my experience with younger children as I have done work experience in a primary school and…
Davinder
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for a student to understand a question is one thing, but a student to understand a whole concept and comfortably execute in a timed environment, is a tutored job done. in order to progress to this step, a tutor must always adapt their teaching methods to the way which a student prefers comfortably. maths problems can be solved in more then one…
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- Understanding and logic is everything when it comes to math, I ensure that my students generate this. No matter at what point you are in your studies, it's crucial to gain these skills which I can help with. Through understanding and logic, I'll test my students on simple and complex concepts whether it is Primary School and Highschool maths…
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One to one attention where required. Establishing a supportive and positive learning environment. Fostering a love for learning by making sessions engaging and interactive. Providing clear explanations and examples to help the student grasp difficult concepts. Offering constructive feedback and encouragement. Great communication skills and…
Senuda
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Understanding a students strengths and weaknesses is the most important thing a tutor can do to ensure the student grows and learns in a subject. My strengths in tutoring is patience and also uniqueness, as i provide new and alternative pathways when it comes to learning a topic. By sharing unique methods to getting the correct answer, i aim to…

Local Reviews

Brooke has had success with just 2 sessions with Ma, Ma has been a great help.
Sheridan, Carrum Downs

Inside Carrum DownsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Natalia worked on converting fractions to decimals and practiced simplifying fractions, focusing on step-by-step written solutions.

For Year 8, Jay tackled solving linear equations and explored finding angles using trigonometric ratios.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Marcus concentrated on expanding binomial products in quadratic expressions and factorising trinomials, with an emphasis on clear working out at each stage.

Recent Challenges

Several process challenges were evident across year levels.

In Year 8 mathematics, one student's working out was often unclear—"he needs to make his working out clear to gain full marks", and in algebra, skipping written steps led to confusion when checking answers.

In VCE English, a senior student focused too narrowly on details in article analysis, making it "harder to elaborate on certain areas," and struggled to name techniques in written work despite verbal understanding.

Homework completion was also inconsistent; for example, one secondary student did not submit assigned maths tasks, leaving gaps before the next lesson.

Recent Achievements

A Carrum Downs tutor noticed a big shift in Charlotte's attitude—she used to get distracted, but now she sticks with maths tasks for longer stretches and even asked for help when she was unsure, instead of giving up.

In Year 10, one student had always found algebraic factorisation confusing, but after several sessions working through examples together, they managed to factorise trinomials independently and could explain why it's the opposite of expanding.

Meanwhile, Natalia (Year 12) struggled last term to support her essay arguments; now she's deconstructing articles into sub-arguments on her own and picking out relevant quotes without prompting.

What they say about our tutoring

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Sarah is finding the tutoring with Shabana very helpful. Sarah has has three tutoring sessions and Shabana has been explaining concepts or questions which Sarah found confusing. I really like the way Shabana interacts with Sarah and how she keeps reminding her about the importance of practising.

I am very pleased to provide feedback. Matthew has been outstanding, polite, punctual and an excellent tutor. He is an asset to your business and please pass on our commendation.

We have had a few lessons with Deanna and She seems to be very enthusiastic and keen to teach Catherine.

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 Carrum Downs Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Joachim's School.