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Tutors in Connewarre include a seasoned K–12 teacher with international experience, multiple assistant professors and university lecturers, primary school aides, VCE subject dux and ATAR 93+ achievers, peer mentors and competition participants, youth coaches, and educators holding postgraduate degrees in science, engineering, education, pharmacy, law, and mathematics.

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Sagargiri
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The best thing a tutor can do is to remove the fear within the students of asking even the simplest questions. Also to make them feel connected with the tutor and make the study enjoyable and comfortable. I make a good rapport with the student very quickly. My method explanations are easy to understand. I focus more on basic concepts. I never get…
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The most important things a tutor can do are to help students individually, boost their confidence, and make learning enjoyable. Tutors should understand how each student learns best and adapt their teaching style accordingly. Encouragement and positive feedback help students feel good about themselves and stay motivated. Tutors also aim to…
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Adam
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Building confidence in a students ability. Sometimes the only thing preventing students from excelling is doubt in their knowledge. Yes, nobody wants to ask 'silly' questions in the classroom when all your friends are there, but as a tutor it is important to not only help in understanding concepts in theory; but also instill adequate confidence in…
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listening to students and finding out what they want out of the sessions and how they prefer to learn. By doing so we can offer a method of learning that's customized to them as an individual and not as a class. Learning occurs in many formats and a tutor should provide a format that isn't inherently applied in schools - aiding in the…
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Besides from general knowledge of the subjects, understanding the strengths as well as weaknesses of the students is a must for personal tutors. We can develop the most effective way to teach if we are fully aware of these factors. Also, one of the most important things a tutor can do is to be patient and considerate with their students. This way…
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I can do regular assessments of a student's understanding of the subject and modify his teaching methods accordingly and provide feedback on his progress. I will help the student stay focused and motivated by teaching through interesting or fun activities or real-life examples. I can provide one-to-one attention to individual student, adjust the…
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Be realistic about the students capabilities. Make learning fun and productive. My teaching experience makes me a great…
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The most important things are to raise their interest and help them learn the knowledge. Before imparting the knowledge, it is essential to know the junior and their mindset if they are interested in following your mentoring. I think my strengths are my empathy and persistence. I will make the junior and I understand each other, and we share a…
Jack
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Be understanding. Sometimes these students can be really close to greatness and just need a helping hand. My main strengths would be my patience and understanding. Each student learns at their own pace, and I feel I am good at judging what they require to grow and the way they learn…
dea
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i believe that building a positive relationship with a stident is essential for tutors. in order for them to absorb what you are explaining they have to be able to trust that you know what you are doing and believe that they will be encouraged along the way. a tutor needs to have a positive attitude towards leanring and be able to adapt their…
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Give them enough confidence to at least try, even though they might not succeed. I make sure my students feel comfortable with me, so they are able to talk about their fears and what they don't know. I get to know the way they think and learn so that makes it easier for them to understand…
Charles
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Show and explain to the student how the work should be completed in a way that makes the student feel confident in the area of study, so they are able to compete it by themselves in the future without relying on you Being able to communicate with the students in a way that they are able to understand, allowing them to be able to complete the work…
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Tutors should be patient when tutoring and be prepared to repeat themselves or explain something in different ways. Tutors should design lessons that are of interest to the student but are also at the appropriate level for the student's ability. Tutors should be encouraging when students do something well and supportive when students make…
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Be there for them all the time. If they're at home and I'm not there being able to send me a message for help is the best thing a tutor can do for a student I'm often relatable to most people and therefore they get the most out of…
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I think one of the most important aspects of teaching is being creative and also flexible with different teaching styles. Also being patient and listening to the students carefully will create a comfortable environment for the student. I think the main quality I bring to the table is communication which is very important. I try and think from the…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is be passionate about what they're teaching as this passion can be reflected onto the student helping them stay motivated and accountable. Being able to form a connection with the student to grasp their own way of learning and foster the best way to learn new…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to clarify concepts, boost confidence, personalize learning, offer support, foster critical thinking, set and track goals, empower independence, promote a love of learning, provide constructive feedback, and create a positive learning environment. A tutor plays a multifaceted role in a…
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Be patient. Not everyone is able to understand everything at the same rate and it can take time. You have to be patient with the student and be able to explain the same concept ina variety of ways to be able to adapt the core principles of the topic to the student. I have a pretty firm grasp on topics such as maths and science and have been able…
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He can be a idol to a student. Not only teaching the subjects but also life experiences can help the students for better future. Parents give birth to the children but a tutor teach them how to lead life. Make it understand the content to students. Enthusiastic Good communication skills Time management skills Leadership skills Organizing…
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Provide academic guidance, human connection, and consistency, and the combination of these factors can potentially reinvent a class, subject, or school more broadly for a young learner. Ability to explain difficult things in a simple way and to connect with children (or with older students), on a personal level. Understanding the world of…
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A good tutor wants to create a student that no longer requires help and so they instill those executive study skills that will serve the student well in academics and in life. Skills like organization, task initiation, focus and time management are essential to being a great learner. Able to connect meaningfully with the student. Caring and…
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The most important things are creating an individualised plan for the student, creating some goals and building that rapport with them as well. My strengths are based around my personality, I’m a patient and kind person, who uses positive reinforcement, encouragement and promoting during my sessions which makes me a great…
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A tutor should be reliable, punctual, knowledgeable in their given subject and have excellent communication skills. I'm an excellent communicator. 7 years of primary school teaching experience has enabled me to build strong rapport with students in a short space of time. I am very good and breaking complex topics down into small attainable parts…

Local Reviews

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Inside ConnewarreTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Maya worked through index laws and surds, focusing on simplifying expressions and applying the rules to different examples.

In Year 11, Daniel practiced anti-differentiation by solving textbook problems involving basic terms and brackets, then used coordinates to find specific equations.

For Year 12, Olivia revised calculus concepts like differentiating using the chain rule and quotient rule, tackling past exam questions about finding equations of tangents and working through application-based problems with gradients and stationary points.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8, one student struggled to bring required materials—"Needs to remember her calculator"—which led to wasted time during lessons.

In Year 10, a tutor noted "Dean seems a bit slow with note-taking," so less content was covered and his notes were harder to use for revision.

A senior student in Methods doubted herself during complex questions: she "often knew precisely what to do, but second-guessed herself," which slowed her progress on trigonometry applications.

Another VCE student relied on memory rather than calculators for Pythagoras, making avoidable errors that undermined confidence when tackling harder problems.

Recent Achievements

One Connewarre tutor recently noticed a big shift in a Year 11 student who used to hesitate with trigonometric identities; she now recalls exact values for sin and cos without prompting and confidently explains her process for finding tan, showing real mastery where she once paused or guessed.

Another high schooler, previously unsure about applying differentiation rules, has begun independently using the quotient rule and now reaches for the calculator to check her work—something she avoided before.

Meanwhile, a younger student who'd struggled to keep up with fractions surprised her tutor by tackling addition and multiplication of improper fractions on her own, finishing all ten problems without any errors.

Maths tutoring in Connewarre

Getting through school can be challenging! Not just for the student but for the parents too. We want to make academic success Ezy-er for your family. We have 27 maths tutors available to come to Connewarre, VIC. The right tutor can make a world of difference for your child. The program is tailored to your child but our usual goal is to help the student become an independent learner so they can succeed in exam conditions without a tutor's help. Easier said than done but we have some incredible educators available - check out some of our reviews at the bottom of the page.

Maths Tutor Connewarre

The service is really easy to use. Your maths tutor comes to your home (or any location you specify) at a time and day that you select. There is no minimum hours requirement or cancellation costs or contracts or booking fees. We simply invoice you at the end of each month for the tuition time used. Ezy!

Most importantly: We want you to love your tutor! That's why the first hour is a trial, if you don't feel the tutor is a good fit we'll organise someone else at not cost.

Want to give it a try? Complete an enquiry form and we'll reach out to you, Or call us at 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 Grovedale Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Catherine of Siena Catholic Primary School.