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Lily
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Tutors should provide a safe and secure environment that allows students to thrive and reach their full potential. Tutors should also prioritise their students wellbeing. My strengths as a tutor include; patience, a good communicator, using repetition and reinforcement method of content which students find difficult, I also tailor my tutoring to…
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1) Help students to stay on top of their study + form good study habits 2) Helping student to believe in themselves and have a growth/can-do mindset, this would best equip them for their future 1) being able to motivate students to study by building up they confidence slowly ie giving them homework/exercise/example at their levels + encourage…
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Make sure the student get the exact point and understand each and every theory without memorising concepts. Encourage students to ask questions. Listen carefully to student’s problem and teach them to solve it without getting confused. Good listener and understand problems Critical thinking Analytical skills Good…
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Always be patient with a student, as everyone learns at different speeds but also do not be stubborn in explaining a concept or method and try to walk through a process and speed that works for the student I can try my best but of course sometimes there needs to be some synergy with student and tutor but I do believe I can help most of these…
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A tutor can create a healthy learning environment, where their student is able to contribute and ask questions without hesitation. A tutor should also be able to inspire their students to learn and enjoy the teaching, rather than discourage them away from learning. I believe I have great patients with young kids especially and I am able to…
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A significant factor that tutors must take into consideration when teaching students is developing a positive relationship where the student can feel safe and confident to improve upon their educational needs and goals. Many students may feel vulnerable or ashamed when being tutored as they may feel lesser than others. Therefore, it is extremely…
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Not only being a person who helps do the coursework, but also being a friend in times of need. Being a person who is easily relatable to, and is able to grasp the content fairly easily to enhance the learning…
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Passing on the knowledge that you have and helping them to solve their queries whatsoever they are and be gentle, polite and humble to them so that they can learn the same values and guiding them on the right direction. I am friendly and can indulge the students in the sessions very well with a little informal conversations in between so that they…
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I believe tutors play a vital role in helping students develop confidence in their own learning abilities and the motivation to keep working hard through encouraging them and providing them with assistance on particular topics that they may be struggling with. Tutors can also provide students with study tips and skills that will help them to study…
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A tutor should listen to their students and figure out what exactly it is they are struggling with. It can be quite frustrating for students when their teachers or tutors start prematurely answering a question they did not ask. It is tempting to expect teachers to just give an answer, however, there is a lot of value in knowing how to tackle a…
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The most important thing I can do for a student is build their confidence in their learning. By the time I have finished a term (or 2) with my student's, they are more confident, more intuitive and approach their work with excitement. Additionally, I will provide the necessary tools for a student to carry on to their further studies. If you're a…
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To make a student understand the lesson,not just by the textbook but will also be able to apply it if not on a day to day,in life. I am a passionate person and do not tolerate…
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Help them to gain back their confidence. I mean from primary to middle school or even high school, the curriculum might be hard but not that hard that students could not pass it. I believe any students are capable of finishing high school with a decent grade. Most students I met were just getting distracted, or not spending their time enough on…
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- Successful tutors build strong, personal relationships with their students. - Truly personalize the learning - Incorporate connections to the student's interests - Teach to the student's strengths - Minimize the student's weaknesses 1- Communication and social skills 2- Patience, responsibility, tolerance 3- The ability to solve conflicts,…
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The most important thing sometimes is just listening to my student, what they really want to improve or what struggles that they approach in school, thus I can figure out the optimal way to support them not only in the study but also the mental health I always work with best effort and high responsibility, I always try to find the best solution…
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First things is to make them feel comfortable so that they can so their doubts. Next, understand the prior knowledge of a student and then give examples on the problems based on that. It helps them to understand various concepts easily and they start building interest in studies. Lastly, try to make education interesting for them! My main…
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Student is not always smart enough to understand everything they have been taught once. The most important thing for me is full attention to the student. By showing that i actually care about the student, i would try to find out the hobbies of a student which i can try to incorporate into my lessons . I am confident enough to provide clear…
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Providing a thorough explanation of the work, as well as providing an adequate number of questions to test their knowledge. Ability to explain concepts step by step to improve the understanding of the individual on a topic, and quantity of practice questions provided to…
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In my opinion, the most important thing a tutor can do is to transfer the positive energy about learning to the student. A good tutor should also create an appropriate learning path that leads to the student's goals and achievements. I try to understand the student's abilities and needs. I can create an appropriate teaching strategy by building a…
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As a tutor, the most important thing is to motivate the students by making them participate in the tutoring sessions and enjoy what they are doing, whereby this will encourage the students to develop an enthusiasm for the subject. Moreover, the main objective of a tutor is to work with the student if he has any particular difficulties in a subject…
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Make the student not just do well in the subject but making the love the subject and have a good understanding of the subject, which will lead to achieving desired results. I am patient, and take my time to evaluate the best teaching method that works with each student individually. I prepare well for my tutorials. I am easy and free to talk…
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Help them understand that learning is fun and it isn't very intimidating. That making mistakes is part of learning and the most important thing is that they progress . As a tutor, I think some of my most important qualities is that I am very patient and have alot of experience in the pass. I have tutored young kids as well older and I believe…
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Establish an affable and comfortable learning environment and relationship with the student, wherein the students are fully comfortable and unhesitant in asking questions and expressing their immediate thoughts I am highly passionate about the subjects which I desire to teach, which is reflected in my efforts and my enthusiasm for teaching,…

Local Reviews

James seems to be grasping what David is teaching him. He is very comfortable with David.
Peter, Hillside

Inside DelaheyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Evangeline practised identifying and drawing different types of angles before beginning algebra basics, focusing on using clear working for each step.

For Year 9, Jessica worked through trigonometry applications including Sine and Cosine Rules and interpreting the unit circle.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student revised operations with complex numbers—such as finding conjugates—and solved quadratic equations involving complex solutions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student's notes in algebra and index laws were often messy or incomplete, which made reviewing mistakes difficult—one tutor commented, "I left one of my old exercise books with him to show how I took notes."

In Year 7 maths, forgetting the exercise book or not bringing textbooks meant extra lesson time was spent improvising rather than consolidating skills.

A recurring pattern in senior physics was only backchecking answers when prompted; this slowed test preparation and led to repeated calculation errors during practice.

In each case, missing homework or untidy written work directly limited progress in class and at home.

Recent Achievements

One Delahey tutoring session saw a Year 7 student, Evangeline, who had previously hesitated to write her own notes, independently prepare a summary sheet for an upcoming test and explain each point in her own words.

Meanwhile, Kristian in Year 10 began using a new exercise book as suggested by his tutor—dividing it for notes and practice problems—and has kept up this organised approach during the holidays instead of putting maths aside.

Another high schooler started catching their own calculation errors out loud before the tutor could step in, a shift from earlier sessions where mistakes would go unnoticed.

What they say about our tutoring

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I came to Ezy Math tutoring honestly because tutoring seemed like the best thing that would fit into my timetable. What I didn't expect was how much I would enjoy teaching the students. I found myself excited to come to tutoring, committed to doing all the prep work and checking up on my students before and after a big exam. I'm not gonna lie, its a lot of work but with even more reward as you see the students you're teaching slowly start to understand and apply their content. I felt my greatest achievement was taking a 60% achieving student in the second year 10 maths class and encouraging and working with him until he was hitting mid-90s marks and had been accepted into ext 1 maths for this year. I'm sad to leave Ezy math because I really enjoyed tutoring but I Would definitely recommend it to anyone. The support at Ezy math was the best. Even though I never met a staff member I felt they were great at checking up on me and helping me when I needed it!

My biggest accomplishment while working with EzyMath was learning how to organise myself more effectively and juggle multiple jobs at a time, which has turned out to be a very useful skill. Why I came to work for EzyMath was because I wanted to help students gain the confidence they need to complete high school and the HSC because I remember what it felt like for me at the time! I got useful skills out of the tutoring experience - soft skills and organisational skills.I would recommend EzyMath as an employer to people who are organised and dedicated because they can genuinely get a lot out of it and I would definitely recommend EzyMath to prospective students.

I joined EzyMath more than 2 years ago. The admin has always been around to help and replied to my emails promptly. I was offered a number of students, few of which I continued for 2 years. My biggest accomplishment as an EzyMath tutor was to help students grow, as well as benefit from it for my own growth. I started tutoring a student when he was starting his year 7 and tutored him till he was starting year 9. I hope that the student benefited from my guidance, but there was a lot I could learn from the session as well. Working with young children has been a tremendous benefit since they possess such vibrant energy. I came to work at EzyMath as a uni student looking for a part time work. EzyMath was professional, motivated and constantly taking feedback from the tutors and the students to enrich the tutoring experience for all. I would certainly recommend tutoring for EzyMath, for both clients and prospective tutors.

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 Sydenham Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mackellar Primary School.