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Corrimal's tutors include a former high school maths teacher with four years' classroom experience and a mathematics professor qualification, a university academic with over six years teaching engineering, a seasoned K–12 child carer studying primary education, peer mentors and camp leaders, plus award-winning scholars in English, science, creative writing, and advanced mathematics.

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Sandra
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to embrace the individuality of the student. A good tutor should have a good personal relationship with the student and understand their potential and encourage them to identify their potential. The tutor should be able to plan lessons according to the necessity of the student and also…
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There are a number of things a tutor can do for students. Some of them include: -Focusing on their strengths and weaknesses and helping them improve. -Boost a student's confidence and build important learning skills. -Make them realise the importance of time management. -Be flexible, patient and a good listener. • Multitasking Following…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to practice empathy in order to ensure the student knows they're in a safe environment where they are allowed to make mistakes and learn from them. Being kind and really listening to what they say to you is also essential, as you don't want them to feel like they can't talk to you, as this will result in…
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I strongly believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to always see the value a student can bring instead of focusing on their mistakes. I always see students as future leaders of our society hence it is very essential to motivate and encourage them to take bold steps in their academic journey and learn through their experience. My key…
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A tutor shapes the life of a student. Being a tutor is not an easy task, it's a lot of responsibility. Teaching the student till he understands every detail is crucial and the way of teaching matters the most. I make a difficult thing easier for my students to understand and grasp the concept well. I give real life examples while teaching. Compare…
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As mentioned above, it is extremely important for tutors to enjoy the content they are teaching. These attitudes are projected onto the willingness of students to engage with the subject. In addition to this, it is important for tutors to create and maintain relationships with their students that emulate trust and belief in their abilities. A…
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to tailor their approach, provide personalized attention, encourage and motivate, and build a relationship of trust. By adapting their teaching methods to suit the student, identifying areas where the student may be struggling and providing extra help and support where needed,…
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My main goal would be to help the student to increase their confidence in their own ability. All students need encouragement with all their attempts at learning how to deal with a problem. I have a keen interest in becoming a Tutor because I enjoy helping people to be the best they can be. This is especially important for children and young…
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Help the student develop and understand things they didn’t think were capable. Secondly, help them reach goals and meet school work deadlines effectively. Being able to keep the child engage and entertained while on topic. During my time as a tutor I was always finding myself getting the kids more intrigued each…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is provide support and have patience in order for more effective learning and to create a comfortable learning environment. I am patient and non-judgemental if the student I am helping doesn’t understand topics right…
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Tutors do far more than improve students knowledge and ability. Tutors are reliable figure in the students life who they can build a relationship with as well as feel comfortable around. Tutors ultimately work with students to provide individualised attention and help students grow in confidence. I have had a number of experiences working in a…
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A tutor should be patient with the student , try to teach the concepts in depth in a way which student understands it better . Make the environment good so that child becomes eager to learn every single day with lot of enthusiasm. Keep encouraging the child to better everyday . I have lots of patience to deal with young minds , I try to get…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to make their student feel confident with any question or situation they are presented with in their subject. With confidence, students are able to think clearer in exam environments, respond more to class discussions in school and feel less stressed about their learning journey. Ultimately, my goal is to…
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Be there for the student, often at times, it's only a matter of a little support and confidence in them to see them soar. Catering for a specific teaching pattern that bests suits their learning style and capacity. Helping them learn and understand at their own pace. Coming from a very diverse background has helped me relate and connect with…
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Engage the student Create interesting and informative lesson plans Give confidence in their academic abilities Give strong foundational subject knowledge which can be applied in all tasks My strengths are engaging students, being able to simplify very large complex concepts and break down instructions and criteria without spoon feeding students…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is believe in their students. If the tutor does not support the student, then they may not have any faith in themselves. I am very determined, patient, and empathetic. I will not give up if they are struggling, I will always be a supportive…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be an inspiration to them in achieving their milestones, tracking their progress, recording their scores and provide constructive feedbacks and reinforcement. To be dedicated in seeing a student's improvement by helping reach their full potential. My greatest strength being a tutor is…
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I believe that the most important role of a tutor is to adjust their teaching methods to align with the student's individual learning style and pace. Such personalization facilitates quicker comprehension of the material and helps prevent the student from becoming frustrated. My strengths as a tutor lie in my patience and adaptability. I am…
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I think listening to your students problem, understanding that not every student is the same and require their own time and pace and always trying to give students a sense of motivation are the most important things a tutor can do . I believe I am a good listener and to listen to you students problem and solving them is what makes a tutor a…
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There are many important things that a tutor can do for a student, but one of the most important is to create a positive and supportive learning environment. This can involve building a strong connection with the student, being patient and understanding, and providing encouragement and motivation. A tutor should also be able to identify areas…
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Understand the method of learning best suited for the student and planing the classes according to their particular needs while simplifying the subject matter as much as possible. My strength as a tutor comes from the fact that I was not the most academicly gifted student, I struggle with dyslexia and ADHD and this has helped me pick up a few…
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Listening as well as talking. Getting the student to explain their understanding will assist me in finding gaps in their knowledge so l know their level. Additionally, patience and encouragement are crucial for the tutor when helping a struggling student. I am being understanding and offering support. As a recent HSC graduate, I know students can…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is make them feel safe, accepted, and welcome in the space so they are comfortable asking questions. I am a very patient and organized person which are important strengths to have when working with students who are struggling with certain subjects. I have tutored younger students in the…

Local Reviews

Roanne has been tutoring my daughter in Yr 11 maths for a few months now and we couldn't be happier. She finds Roanne very easy to communicate with and says she explains difficult concepts in a very easy to understand way. We're very happy our daughter has Roanne to support her through HSC maths next year!
Christine Osmond

Inside CorrimalTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Remi focused on multiplication and division through homework review, rapid-fire arithmetic practice, and calendar/time questions.

Year 7 student worked on fractions and geometry, including Greek mythology context for their English assessment, using a one-pager format to connect ideas.

Another Year 8 student tackled Pythagoras' theorem alongside percentages and algebra problems, reinforcing each skill with targeted maths exercises.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 English, one student avoided reading assigned texts in favour of familiar manga and hesitated to expand his reading "palette"—a concern as set novels become central for essays.

During a History assessment, he needed extensive prompting to formulate responses: "I had to 'hold' Max's hand through the research and writing portion," noted the tutor, highlighting reluctance to work independently.

In high school maths (Years 7–8), another student was unwilling to show working out, preferring just answers; this made it harder to identify mistakes during revision.

After setbacks or difficult days, motivation sometimes dropped sharply, slowing progress mid-task.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Corrimal noticed a big shift with Max, a high school student who used to brush off challenging English tasks but now actively works through drafts and asks for help when stuck—he recently finished revising his assignment on Otzi without giving up.

Another high schooler, Arvon, has become much more independent with double-digit multiplication: he now uses the 2x2 grid method confidently and even corrected the tutor's mistake during a recent session.

Meanwhile, Remi in primary school moved from struggling to add small numbers to flying through larger sums using finger counting, needing barely any guidance by lesson's end.

What they say about our tutoring

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Arman was fabulous, very thorough and explained maths to my daughter in a manner which she was able to grasp easily.

Verity improved a great deal with her maths last year. Her results from school where excellent and have thanked Peter very much. He did such an awesome job in tutoring her.

Our tutor is wonderful and has been extremely helpful and accommodating with scheduling.

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 Corrimal District Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Columbkille's Catholic Primary School.