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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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Overall, being there for a student which can greatly impact their learning, forming a bond that more or less they wouldn’t create with their teachers. Generally, having chemistry with the students is a big factor with how they absorb and understand the information they’re being taught I am quite persistent and would constantly look for ways to…
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A tutor, in my opinion, helps the student build on what they have already covered in their schools. Sometimes, it's all about helping them further their understanding and establishing strong connections between the concepts taught in class and the activities in their everyday life and tailor the content according to their level of understanding…
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I think, its a physics 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…
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is connect with them in a social way in order to allow the student to learn better as they are in a comfortable environment. My strengths are communicating through written language the processes of mathematics and being able to provide a thorough explanation of my process of answering a…
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The most important things a physics tutor can do for a student is being able to understand the student's perspective. Understanding the student's perspective allows us as tutors to gain a better understanding of the student so we are able to adapt their classes to achieve maximum effectiveness and efficiency. First, I have experience tutoring for…
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I think the most important a physics 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…
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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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I believe the most important thing a physics 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…
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I think the most important thing a physics tutor can do is address a students weakens and advise them on how they can improve upon that weakness. For me when I was a student the best thing the teacher could do was give my examples and tons of practice that’s the way I learnt and it worked for me. Working according to the student whatever works…
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A tutor should be able to help clear each and every notion that the student has about a certain topic. They should not get tired of explaining concepts on repeat. A good tutor should always be consistent and take note of what their student does. They should regularly follow up on lesson plans and make sure that the student is not burdened by any…
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to be patient, understading and to listen. This allows for the student to be comfortable and be in a space where they can learn at an optimal rate and feel comfortable to ask any questions related to the work. I am understanding and have the ability to empathise with the student,…
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I believe in these times students lack the confidence and motivation that studying requires. They are continuously forced to learn new concepts rapidly. I am an attentive individual who specializes in perfecting a steady and solid base before moving to complex information. in this way, the student is confident to create steady incremental progress…
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is make sure the student is engaged, without the full attention of the student even the simplest topics are impossible to teach. After personally attending multiple tutoring services, I've realised engagement is more important than the ease of understanding sometimes, I will strive to…
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Any tutor should be able to show that they care about their students learning, and making sure the student knows that the tutor wants the best for them. Often, students may feel a lack of determination or care from their tutors or teachers which can cause a gap within the students learning. If a physics tutor shows that they care about the student…
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The special thing about a physics 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…
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Patience, commitment, passion for teaching I can explain concepts tirelessly and encourage…
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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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A tutor is a guide for a student. Someone who can guide the students well and bring out the best in them. Making the students feel confident on themselves and their strength is arguably the most important thing a physics tutor can do for student. Aside from that, a tutor can help them gain much academic knowledge and how to apply it in practical…
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Find out how the student learn and if can not catch an idea, the student has a lack in the development of learning, what is that, and know how to fix it. Communication. I can make my student easy and connected to…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do is to be able to teach a student methods of learning. It is important not just for the student to absorb the information being taught but also for the student to be able to break down problems and information. Teaching this skill to students to then carry onto into their careers and personal lives is…
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The most important thing a tutor can give to a student, I would say is give hope and ease the path they are taking. I have been teaching and mentoring for more than 7 years, and it is nice to see where my students have reached. It is a really nice feeling, when you know your students are doing well in terms of education as well as the mental…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is provide them with motivation to move on and keep pushing. Since I know those times are not easy i reckon helping students get through with their maximum ability is crucial. I am very patient and I am willing to explain something as many times until the student has understood the concept.…

Local Reviews

Hassan is very comfortable with the tutor now and he's enjoying it.
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Inside Catherine FieldTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Lily worked on identifying factor pairs and practiced multiplication drills to build number fluency.

In Year 9, Ibrahim focused on solving linear equations and practiced more advanced Pythagoras' theorem problems, including rearranging equations and multiplying negative numbers.

Meanwhile, Year 12 Kris dedicated time to HSC English essay writing, analyzing film studies and refining written responses using past exam questions as practice.

Recent Challenges

In Year 10, one student's statistics test showed that incomplete revision—mainly revisiting easier problems and neglecting trickier, data-based questions—left gaps in exam performance. As a tutor observed, "he needed more practice with interpreting graphs under timed conditions."

For a Year 11 English task, feedback wasn't fully integrated into subsequent essay drafts; structuring and use of formal language remained inconsistent even after teacher notes were shared.

Meanwhile, in Year 8 maths, an over-reliance on calculator use for basic multiplication slowed progress when tackling non-calculator sections. In the moment, this led to uncertainty and last-minute corrections during tests.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Catherine Field noticed a Year 11 student who'd previously rushed through maths problems is now breaking down financial maths questions step by step, double-checking answers with a calculator instead of guessing.

In Year 9 English, one student who used to struggle with essay planning now independently identifies key film themes and takes detailed notes for exam prep—showing new initiative during sessions.

Meanwhile, a younger primary student has moved from hesitating over two-digit subtraction to completing these sums smoothly and even explaining the "friends of 20" strategy out loud before finishing their homework early.

What they say about our tutoring

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We are so far really happy with jun woo. He is highly competent and seems to be doing a great job with Ashton.

Isabelle is lovely and she and Sara hit it off in their first session. We would definitely like to continue with Isabelle, thank you.

Kaitlyn and Jet have had a wonderful start to the term. Judging by the two lessons his had she has managed to make a world of difference already. Kaitlyn has a wonderful personality and has so much patience. I have nothing but praise for her.

Physics tutoring in Catherine Field

Every parent wants to know their child's education is in good hands. Your child might rarely ask for help, or they might need a bit of a push here and there. Either way, once they need help it can get a bit overwhelming finding the right support.

That goes double for science subjects. Physics is tricky - the demands are getting increasingly complex. On top of that, you want to know that the person guiding your child through the content, is also someone your child can rely on.

Not all parents know what to look for in a tutor. Not all parents have the time.

Physics Tutor Catherine Field

That's where we can help.

We provide one-on-one physics tutoring in Catherine Field. All we need is to have a chat so we can figure out what kind of support your child needs.

A good tutor observes how a student learns, offers encouragement and shows them how to stay on task. A good tutor also knows when to step back. That way, in the end, students not only get the grades they want, but they also become independent learners.

That is what the tutors we work with aim for - students standing on their own two feet.

So what's next?

Once you reach out to us we set up the first lesson with a local physics tutor in Catherine Field. You pay a simple hourly fee.

The first lesson comes with a money-back guarantee to make sure you are completely happy with the match.

As simple as that.

Have more questions?

Give us a call!
1300 312 354

 

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 Narellan Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Gledswood Hills Public School.