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Patience and a willingness to provide the support a student needs is incredibly important. A student wants to feel like they can get assistance and it's the tutors job to be there to give them that assistance so a strong connection can be built. I am dedicated to ensure that the students I teach get the help they are looking for. Every student…
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To be patient while teaching new topics to students. It may be frustrating if a student cannot grasp the topic well directly, but the tutor should constantly remember that the students learn at very different speeds and that is okay. A tutor should cater to the students' needs, for example, ask the students on the topics they feel the least…
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The most important thing would be to relate to the student and understand his/her needs. Understand that different students have different approaches when it comes to understanding concepts. I am able to take to the student. Also understand their specific needs and cater them. Myself need a self taught highschool student, I know how students…
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One of the most important things is for a maths tutor to be able to understand where students are at, and being able to take them to the place where they need to be. This requires understanding how the student learns, processes and approaches tasks and problems and being able to present methods which they can use for themselves. The ultimate goal…
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When a maths tutor works with students more time, they can build a relationship between students and more recognized students' strength and weakness regarding their learning process. It can help to minimize students weakness while more emphasizing their strength. By doing this, can define success specifically and modify specific content according…
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Every tutor works hard to make a student understand the value of education. One-on-one tutoring is a great way to inspire a student to do their best and reach their full potential. A tutor gets to know a student more than a teacher in a classroom setting. We personalise our teaching based on every student and boost their confidence if they are…
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To transmit the thirst and passion for knowledge and make them want to be lifelong learners. Because it is not just a class we need to pass, we need to keep this knowledge inside us forever. I am very engaging, I can certainly keep their interest alive from the beginning until the end of the lesson, I am very organised and design lessons…
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I have found that several factors come into play to be a good tutor. The most important things I can do as tutor is to build strong, personal relationships with my students, to learn their strengths and weaknesses and personalise lessons according to their needs. Being a good listener, picking up clues that enable me to understand how a student…
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Apart from delivering a sound understanding of the concepts to the student, I aim to reinforce my tutoring with study strategies so they can advance their independent learning and boost their way to success. Being a maths tutor, I want to see my student gain confidence in their subjects and learn not just the knowledge from me, but the leaning…
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As a student, I know a student who has difficulty in studying might feel sad and helpless. Hence, we need to empathize with their feelings first, then boost their confidence and passion for learning by giving the questions that they can answer, showing them amazing knowledge and their application in real life. The tutor should emphasize the…
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Unlock their potential. Aside from my academic accomplishments I am passionate sharing my knowledge with the…
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In my view the most important contribution of a maths tutor is helping her student do well academically as well as in personal and professional life. It is not just about the concepts but also their practical implications and applications. In my view I have always been a good teacher to my students. Lucky enough to make a difference in their…
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Try to make the lesson enjoyable I would say. Study could be stressful and boring for students, it is also teachers responsiblility to ensure student can actually enjoy and gain knowledge outside routine like memorising work from study. Being about to look after students needs. I am able to understand what student desire, what is their strength…
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A tutor can make or break a students fervour towards a subject. He can make a concept really easy for students to understand and make confident. A tutor can really make a student love a subject by his way of teaching. I have a good way to go with students and have strong hold of math concepts. I have uniquely ways to make people understand complex…
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A tutor needs to realize how much support students need and what skills they are lacking. Being supportive is good but students also need to spend effort and work on problems on their own without being too dependent on the tutor. Studying skills for Mathematics is important, and a maths tutor should know how to help students improve mathematical…
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Most important things a maths tutor can do for a student is to encourage learning which includes reading books, topics as it enhances focus and improves understanding. Moreover the teaching has to be interactive, interesting as learning becomes simple. Relating concepts with real life improves the learning and grasping .…
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Tutor can be a life changing mentors in some ones life. I have a personal experience for that. Smith was one of my students while I was working for tutor doctors and he was getting below 50% for his exams in the algebra class. I went to his house almost every other day to expalin concepts that he found hard and helped him with his homework. At the…
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I believe critical thinking is the most important skill that a maths tutor can bring to a student, since I think the responsibility of a tutor is to lead and motivate a student to complete their school tasks by themselves, rather than depending on help from a tutor. A tutor should also provide adequate solutions for different students. As I…
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Maximize their potential for learning and increase their awareness of their own strengths by creating a conducive learning environment (i.e. strength-based approach, encouragement, inquiry-based learning, one-on-one teaching and learning). All these would allow students to gain better understanding of the subjects or theories in a more in-depth…
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1) Improving the student's understanding of a subject as well as cultivating curiosity and love for the subject. 2) Recognize the needs of the student and efficiently communicate the concepts to them in a way that is suitable for the student. 3) Boost the student's confidence by giving helpful tips and test-taking strategies. Graduate student…
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A TUTOR CAN HELP CHANGE THE LIVES OF STUDENT'S . TUTORS CAN HELP STUDENTS TO PROPERLY ADAPT WITH THEIR STUDIES AS WELL AS EXCEL IN THEIR STUDIES. SO THAT IN THE FUTURE THESE STUDENTS CAN BECOME SUCCESSFUL IN THEIR RESPECTIVE FIELDS. I HAVE A FRIENDLY AND A POSITIVE ATTITUDE WHICH MAKES THE STUDY OUTCOME MORE INFORMATIVE. MOREOVER, I AM EASILY…
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Build their confidence and problem-solving skills. Help them can figure out a way to solve the problem without pressure. My degrees are related to the mathematic. I studied Actuarial Mathematics and Financial Engineering for my bachelor degree, and I am studying Banking and Finance at Monash…
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To be encouraging and to always be there for the student. When they feel like giving up as the going gets tougher, give them an encouraging boost, be it verbally or through actions (little rewards). Patience in teaching, commitment to the student and the willingness to find various ways to engage students in the lesson so that they are able to…

Local Reviews

Shruti is an amazing friend and a tutor. She loves to work with you and always has a smile on her face. She will always help you achieve your academic goals and will not leave your side no matter what.
Zeel Patel

Inside ClaytonTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Lucy worked through surface area and volume calculations in measurement, followed by trigonometry basics using visual aids.

For Year 10, Daniel focused on mastering linear equations and interpreting univariate data sets, with practice constructing and analysing graphs.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Sarah concentrated on bivariate data analysis and time series interpretation, applying these skills to real-world scenarios in her textbook exercises.

Recent Challenges

In Year 10 Maths, a student left notes at school and relied on scattered digital files during finance revision; as the tutor observed, "he was flipping through pages to find a particular formula," which slowed progress and caused confusion with recurrence relations.

For VCE Maths Methods, another student frequently entered incorrect data into the CAS calculator or forgot to bring it home for practice, leading to incomplete preparation for graphing tasks.

Meanwhile, in Year 3 English, unclear punctuation and skipping question instructions—such as colouring more items than asked—created repeated misunderstandings mid-lesson that disrupted focus and accuracy.

Recent Achievements

One Clayton tutor recently noticed a big shift in a Year 10 student who now takes the lead in making clear, simplified notes during sessions—something he rarely attempted before—which has helped him remember key trigonometry tips from previous lessons.

In a senior session, another student tackled her Statistics test with noticeably more confidence, scoring 86 after consistently struggling on earlier assessments and using her calculator skills much more independently this time.

Meanwhile, a younger student surprised his tutor by speaking up to ask for extra explanations about converting length units, rather than waiting passively as he had done at first.

What they say about our tutoring

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Kelly is a fantastic tutor & lovely person who clicked with Emily immediately and Emily noticed her own improvement within days. Emily sat her Maths semester exam 3 weeks later after having Kelly there was a big improvement!!! Thank you for referring Kelly to Emily and we look forward to having her tutor Emily for as long as we can!

Working at EzyMath Tutoring is really rewarding. I have been able to work with students to build their confidence and evolve them into independent learners. You build relationships and trust with students so they feel comfortable with you - even if it is saying they don't understand! It's amazing to see them improve their maths skills with increased confidence. Even better is seeing them smile and light up with excitement when they tell you of their great achievements at school.

Eshan has been a great help to Georgina over the sessions she has seen him and she felt much more confident preparing for her mid-year exams (Y9).  I think she will get an A overall for maths this semester which is great given both math exams were quite difficult and the average score was much lower. She has also been asked to join the enrichment maths group from the beginning of next term.  Although Georgina is a little apprehensive about the step up, she knows it is a great opportunity to get exposure to more difficult work before things really step up a bit in Y10.  The school is very happy with her results and I feel confident that she will continue to do well, with the right support.  I feel there is much more potential upside for her to be gained through ongoing tutoring and it will be great to have Eshan's support as Georgina joins the enrichment stream at school next term.

Maths tutoring in Clayton

Our goal is to help your child become an independent learner. Ultimately they must succeed on their own, without a maths tutor. Otherwise, what's the point? Each student has their own path to intellectual independence but a tutor can certainly help in every case. Exam technique, revision, problem solving, study habits and many more "learning strategies" come into play. It can be a difficult road for our young people and mentorship from someone who has been there and done that can be the difference between success and failure.

So what do we do exactly?

We'll organise an in-home maths tutor in Clayton. They'll come over as often as you need and when you need. They will teach your child content while helping them absorb the learning skills required to succeed on their own. It's super important that your child feels the tutor is a good match for them. This is why we offer a "Good Fit Guarantee" - the first lesson is a trial. There are no cancellation costs or booking fees or any other "hidden costs". We keep it simple!

Talk to one of our consultants, help us understand what you need, when you need it, and we'll do the rest!

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 Clayton Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Peter's School.