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Claire
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for their students is to educate them at the student's own speed. The teacher should encourage and bring the best out of the students, not compare to other students. It is not always about students competing with each other, but doing their best and improving daily. I think my strengths are:…
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A tutor should provide a safe space for the student, both academically and mentally. It is important that a tutor empathizes with the students and provide them vivid and interesting perspectives about the subjects which goes beyond school learning. Furthermore, it is needed that the tutor - student relationship be a team work, where the tutor is…
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Sana Nassar
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The most important thing is helping someone develop a passion for the subject so that they want to learn more. Studying for exams can get very stressful and students forget the joy of learning something and their natural curiosity. If a tutor can help a student retain even a small percentage of that, its an amazing achievement. Most of the…
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Build a positive and long-lasting relationship that helps the student strive for academic success and smash academic goals. Patience is a virtue, and to make tutoring exciting using fun yet challenging exercises stimulates the students knowledge whilst also keeping them thoroughly engaged. I believe I am relatable, patient and easy-going. I look…
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Listening to the student's misconceptions and errors, and learning from experience. By listening to the students concern, needs, wishes, questions, a tutor can truely cater uniquely to the student. A tutor can assist students in developing thinking abilities and, as a result, growing in the various learning areas in which they need to improve and…
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Covering the gap of knowledge in a students mind. A tutor's main job is to help guide student's struggling in understanding anything. Developing new tricks or techniques to make the student understand something they are having difficulties with. This mostly applies during teaching…
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One of the most important things that a tutor can do for a student is to communicate with and listen to them. This helps a tutor identify the struggles that the student might have in interpreting certain materials and hence, find a suitable method to address the issue. A tutor also needs to build a good relationship with their student by getting…
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Support and understanding. Whilst also acknowledging their potential in doing the very best. Patience and working with students overtime. Whilst also finding new ways to help approach the different learning styles of students. Providing consistent support for students and ensuring that they can achieve the best of their abilities.…
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A tutor needs to genuinely want the students to learn out of every session and care for the students. The tutor needs to be 100% focused on every second of the session. I am very patient and able to adapt to student needs. I think I can assess character easily as well, hence I know how to set the pace in terms of teaching different…
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Understand where the student stands and get to that level to explain to the student so that the student actually enjoys learning I can get down to the level of each student, understand their personality and help them learn according to the type of person they…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are - monitoring the progress of the student and help them improve to their full potential, helping the student to achieve their dreams, sharing my own study experiences so that the student can learn from those experiences and make the most effective studying. My strengths as a tutor…
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I believe a tutor can offer a student so much more that just knowledge; the encouragement of a tutor can unlock a student’s potential and lead them towards consistent success. Tutoring sessions can make a student feel heard and understood which is so important in a student’s journey through self discovery in their schooling years. As a tutor,…
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The most important thing as a tutor one can do is to make the student believe that studies are easy by simplifying it and making it enjoyable for them to understand.. As a tutor I think I have strength of simplifying concepts that can easily help the students in…
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Making sure that the content is understood by every single student as well as helping students identify their strength and weaknesses Present the subject with methods that make understanding the content easier. Identify strength and weakness of each student as well as supporting them…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to boost up their confidence, because it's essential for the student to perform well under exam condition as well as during tutoring or class. And many students tends to lose focus, or go mind blank during exams due to a lack of confidence. In addition, it is extremely important for a tutor…
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To see them improve along the way and be a part of their progress. Show care and concern to each of them and accomodate their questions properly. Be a good figure to them and always act nicely to be a good role model Have long patience and understanding on individuals differences to take knowledge. Can easily adjusted and possesses simple style…
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A good tutor should be several things. They are an accountability partner, a mentor in the area the student wishes to improve in, and they are also a source of inspiration for the student. Doing a couple questions in the lesson but not finishing the rest of the homework is not good enough. It is a huge success for a tutor to be able to encourage…
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To create an environment where you feel confident to learn - to ensure that you don’t see tutoring as a mundane task I also understand that focusing as a whole is a huge struggle for countless students - as someone who struggled with this in the past too it would help me support you that much more My high level if patience, extensive experience…
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It is most important for a tutor to engage with the student, so that they will be more inclined to be attentive and take the lessons seriously. It is also neccesary to make the neccesary preperations required for the student, e.g background research for foreign topics/ or remodled questions, to suit the student's needs and allow for efficient…
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Getting great marks should be secondary, a good tutor should make the student so comfortable in the subject he is teaching that the student starts enjoying the subject. As I am still a student, I can understand what students expect from their…
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The most important thing a tutor could do for a student is show them that every student responds to education in the same way or at the same pace and whichever way they process information is perfectly normal. The goal is to maximize learning, in the way that works best for the students. I have seen this significantly reduce academic frustrations…
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Understand which areas a student needs improvement and helping them understand the foundation of basic knowledge Ability to communicate with children and break down information. Very understanding of students on both a professional and personal level.…
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Helping a student achieve their academic goals and building strong study habits and routines. Creating a friendly and productive environment that a student will thrive in. Trying various approaches for each students requirements. I am committed to helping students get the marks they desire and also help build their study routine that will…

Local Reviews

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Georgie, Epping

Inside CheltenhamTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 10 Jack reviewed Ohm's Law and the differences between series and parallel electric circuits, also addressing questions from his school work.

For Year 11 Mia, lessons focused on algebraic factorisation of linear expressions and coordinate geometry—calculating midpoints, gradients, and distances between two points.

Meanwhile, Year 11 Olivia worked through exam revision covering quadratic equations, probability problems, graphing equations, and aspects of financial mathematics.

Recent Challenges

A Year 3 student found aligning number places in decimal calculations confusing, particularly when working on clock questions—her written layout sometimes made it hard to check work for errors.

In Year 8, one student often relied heavily on notes and formula sheets during revision; he wasn't able to do some of the revision questions without looking at his notes, which slowed progress with algebra and indices.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student had incomplete homework in statistics, meaning less time could be spent practicing exam-style problems. Gaps from missing or late schoolwork lingered into revision sessions, especially before assessments.

Recent Achievements

One Cheltenham tutor noted a big shift in a Year 10 student who, after previously hesitating to ask for help, now openly voices questions whenever she's confused—especially during challenging proofs.

In Year 12 maths, Levi struggled with expanding and factorising equations at first, but recently completed all set problems independently and accurately.

Meanwhile, a younger student in primary years, who found division daunting before, has started grouping objects into sets using diagrams and then confidently writing out the matching equation without prompting—something she would have avoided just weeks ago.

What they say about our tutoring

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Arash is tutoring Dougal and it is going well. Dougal is finding it very helpful and understands Arash's explanations.

We are happy with Ezymath tutoring and with Jessica. They seem to be developing a good understanding of each other. Tajh has improved, which is good to see, and he seems to have more confidence in doing his math work lately.

No problems, Tim is a lovely guy and tries really hard to make sure each session is the best he can deliver. Thanks!

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 Epping Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Epping Heights Public School.