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Cherry Gardens' tutors include a university-trained secondary teacher and curriculum writer with two master's degrees, a PhD-qualified maths lecturer, accomplished peer mentors and youth coaches, a 20-year veteran high school maths educator and assistant principal, ATAR 98.85–97.9 achievers, Olympiad-level academics, creative arts award winners, and inspiring leaders in sport, music, debating, and STEM.

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I believe that if you put your mind to something, you can achieve it, so one of the most important things a tutor can do is inspire and guide a student without demoralising them, so they do not give up, and help them feel proud of themselves or feel like they have achieved something. Another important thing for tutors to do is to recognise…
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I believe that it is important that a tutor can help the student to understand the concepts in a way that works for them in a non-judgmental space that feels comfortable and welcoming. I believe that it is important that the tutor helps the student achieve their personal academic goals whether it is building confidence in themselves and their…
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Not all students are modelled the same way. Some are able to learn by studying the books while others require a lot of practice. Hence I believe that teaching the student how to study based on his or her strengths is the best thing a tutor can do and I will strive to achieve that at all costs. I spend a lot of time communicating with the student…
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It's important for a tutor to impart his knowledge effectively and to assess his students' level of readiness before delivering the lesson. It's important that teacher leaves no gaps in the lesson and makes the lesson interesting for students. My strong background knowledge and my ability to teach effectively are my strengths. I love to show…
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Be patient and understand where their understanding is, and teach at their pace, and giving incentive to learn, such as rewarding or making the learning schemes exciting I believe I am a capable tutor, as I was able to teach myself a majority of what I had learnt throughout school by simplifying, recognising patterns and shortcuts, searching for…
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Help them feel comfortable in their academic progress. More specifically, being able to understand and apply theoretical knowledge to a series of questions with sufficient confidence. Also, being a student myself, I know that some people have bad days and some subjects come across crazy scary, but with time and effort nothin is too complex. I am…
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One if the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make him/her comfortable at the respective level of knowledge. Once the student is confident with what they already have learned throughout their study period, it gives them a good base to start learning more, like wise If the student is not confident on what they already know and…
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To be understanding and try to put yourself in their shoes. Don't just assume that if it is easy for you, it might not be easy for them to comprehend. I think it is important to build a relationship first before judging the student. I am patient, understanding and encouraging to my students. As a tutor, I believe that I have to ensure that the…
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The most important thing is to make sure that the student understands the basic. As a tutor, you have to make sure that you give the student the tool/ steps of how to solve a problem. tutor have to observe the strengths and weaknesses of the student. Therefore they can fix the weaknesses. Most importantly they have to be able to communicate with…
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Understanding the students want and needs and goal planning to achieve this able to describe things in different…

Local Reviews

Freya and Lidia get on really well, Lidia is gentle, firm and positive all at the same time which works well for Freya. Freya’s confidence is growing already and she did better in her last weekly maths test than she usually does which was a boost for her confidence.
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Inside Cherry GardensTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Ruby worked on applying the sine and cosine rules to solve triangle problems, as well as reviewing techniques for simplifying surds.

In Year 10, Daniel focused on test preparation for probability concepts—such as calculating event likelihoods—and practised solving quadratic equations by finding x- and y-intercepts.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Grace refined her research project proposal, clarifying research questions and structuring her investigation plan according to curriculum requirements.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 Maths, a student repeatedly omitted units and skipped steps when working with equations—one tutor noted, "She needs to show all working out and remember to write the units," especially during decimal division tasks.

Meanwhile, in Year 10 English, paragraph structure and reflective writing required more focus; sentence connections felt abrupt, and deeper analysis of recounts was missing.

A Year 12 student's research report showed gaps in referencing evidence and connecting sections smoothly.

In each case, incomplete written process or weak structural habits made it harder to communicate reasoning or earn full marks on assessments.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Cherry Gardens noticed a Year 11 student who used to hesitate with surd simplification now tackling these problems independently after just a few sessions.

In another session, a Year 10 student who previously guessed during graphing tasks started explaining how changing an equation affects its graph, showing real understanding rather than relying on trial and error.

Meanwhile, one primary school learner who rarely shared ideas before has begun volunteering their thoughts on how to improve experiments in science class.

Last week, that same student offered suggestions for making the next experiment even better.

What they say about our tutoring

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Dakshi is a wonderful tutor and I feel that she and Aela are getting on very well.

Czelene is lovely and Aseel is enjoying her lessons and is eager to learn with her.

We have been Highly impressed by Michael. We can already see the dedication, manner and organisation he has is exactly what we have been looking for. We are looking forward to seeing how Kayla improves in the coming weeks and months.

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 Aberfoyle Park (The Hub) Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Scott Creek Primary School.