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Tutors in Diggers Rest include a VCE and university-level maths teacher with postgraduate education credentials, an ATAR 97 achiever with multiple Band 6s, School Dux and Olympiad participants, seasoned peer mentors, award-winning student leaders, a university medallist in mathematics, and tutors with proven experience guiding K–12 learners to excel.

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Tess
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Give the student hope that they are able to do achieve something. I am that person where if u promise someone something that you know won't be achieved will damage that students confidence more than saying 'I can't promise anything, but I will try my absolute hardest to get you to your destination'. By giving students hope, and belief that they…
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Building a relationship with students is whats most important! If I am able to make a safe, comfortable environment, students are able to approach me better and ask for help if needed! Being a good listener & being understanding - to ensure that students feel respected and. understand the content that is being taught I am kind and patient - I am…
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Muhammad
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- Offer Support: When the going gets tough a tutor needs to be able to offer support to the student both mentally and with work. - Enable Autonomy: Teaching students independence and how to learn by themselves as this is a necessary skill for the future and helps them understand what types of learning works best. - Build Confidence: Tutors…
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Being a friend who has been in the same difficult situations they are currently in. Children respond well to people who understand why topics are hard and who have been through the same troubles they have. Breaking down complex topics into easily understood sections. This helps the student understand why the equations make sense. Deriving…
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I believe it’s important for tutors to create a supportive environments for students. This will allow them to feel comfortable and open to learning. Learning is almost impossible in an environment where students do no feel safe. I also think it’s important for tutors to give students the opportunity to share their learning to encourage active…
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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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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is build confidence in the student. I've encountered a few students in the Year 5 STEM and Maths program at my school who were quiet and I began to realise that they didn't believe that they could learn STEM or improve their math skills because they thought they were 'dumb'. I quickly turned…
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Tutors are important elements for student success in active learning and problem solving environments . Periodic evaluation of tutors professional behaviour helps to determine the faculty development. Tutors need to achieve skills and attitudes for supporting the 'learning process and metacognitive knowledge' and 'assessing and giving feedback'.…
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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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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,…
Ashley June
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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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As a tutor, I thrive on the thrill of seeing a student conquer their academic hurdles. It's not just about teaching; it's about igniting a spark within them, fueling their passion for knowledge, and empowering them to surpass their own expectations. Every breakthrough, every 'aha' moment, fuels my determination to push further, to innovate, and to…
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- Give the student a constructive environment in which they learn from mistakes, learn new ways of solving problems, and build confidence in their abilities. - I let the students solve problems themselves and give instruction, guidance and hints where needed. I also demonstrate how to solve the problems. - I understand that learning takes…
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I think that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to celebrate their successes, big or small. It can be difficult for some students to maintain a love for learning, or even just develop a motivation to study more, so I believe that a tutor is a pillar of support for the student throughout their learning. A tutor can give that…
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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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Making sure they have a great understanding of a particular topic in the subject and strong communication skills, and improve on their confidence. my confidence and communication skills, as well as building a rapport with them. i believe as a tutor, knowing the student and how they study in terms of their strengths and weaknesses and how they can…
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Encouraging kids and placing them in a healthy and thriving learning environment is just as important as educating them. I will speak encouragement into students, to believe in themselves and their abilities to thrive in their learning. This is so important, as I have seen and experienced the worst of demeaning comments and attitudes from…
Azaria
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster a positive and supportive learning environment, tailor their teaching approach to the student's individual needs and learning style. As a tutor, my strengths lie in my ability to explain complex concepts in simple terms, adapt my teaching style to the individual needs of each…
Nhung
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I think the most important thing student needs from their tutor is knowledge and the ability to explain difficult questions. Furthermore, tutor also needs to create a friendly relationship with students, therefore understands their problems in study and have an appropriate approach to solve the problems. I am a friendly, energetic student. My…
Shirsho
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A tutor needs to be able to guide students not only through the subject but their educational career as a whole. Tutors should be able to provide general feedback on learning as a whole to their students and should always be ready to support students particularly in harder periods such as the exam period. I have heaps of practice SACs and exams…
Rhea
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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…
Ruth
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Make the subject interesting and likeable by accurately conveying the teaching material. Create a positive mindset to study the subject. Identify the child's strengths and weaknesses in the subject and cater to the subject accordingly. Be flexible with the child's learning journey. I am able to identify the child's strengths and weaknesses and…
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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…

Local Reviews

Ezy Maths is excellent in their co-ordination with you and arranges for a Tutor who is not only reliable but also knowledgeable. Keep up the good service!
Anita Nazareth, Diggers Rest

Inside Diggers RestTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Zoe focused on forming and solving two-step algebraic equations, as well as tackling worded problems and combining like terms.

Year 8 student Ronan worked through fractions and integers, alongside reviewing ratio concepts using online resources when needed.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 student practiced addition of two- and three-digit numbers and identified place values up to the hundreds column for improved number sense.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student working on algebra hesitated to trust correct answers and frequently second-guessed themselves—"he was right the first time, but kept doubting," a tutor noted—which led to lost time and reduced confidence during problem-solving.

In a Year 4 session, the habit of jumping straight to an answer in worded maths problems without showing working meant steps were missed, making it harder to spot errors or earn full marks.

Distraction was also evident; for example, one primary student became preoccupied by small things and drifted off-task mid-activity, especially after finishing regular classwork for the year.

Recent Achievements

One Diggers Rest tutor noticed Zoe, a Year 7 student, moving from needing guidance with algebra to confidently completing two-step equations on her own; she even finished a pre-test at school ahead of most classmates—something she hadn't managed before.

In high school, Ronan recently began starting his assignments without any assistance, after previously waiting for prompts before getting started.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 student who struggled with subtraction is now able to trade twice for numbers like 600–298 independently and checks answers by herself—last week she solved these problems without reminders.

Maths tutoring in Diggers Rest

The student experience can be a tough one. From developing intellectual confidence to figuring out what you want to do after school. Everyone can usually remember the frustrations that plagued them during the school years of their life. We have 55 maths tutors in Diggers Rest, VIC who can alleviate some of those frustrations for your child. Maybe they just need a bit of a boost, or maybe they need a strategic plan to ace their exams, leaving no stone unturned. A home maths tutor will get to know your child's needs and learning style and help in a tailored and supportive way.

So how does it work?

Maths Tutor Diggers Rest

The tutoring is done in your home or any other location you opt for. The first tutoring session works as a trial to ensure you're actually happy with the person coming over. If not, feel free to try someone else - getting the right fit is crucial. The cost structure is based on a simple hourly rate with no additional fees or minimum requirements of any sort.

Just fill in the form or give us a call at 1300 312 354 & we'll organise a trial lesson for your child. Ezy!

 

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 Sunbury Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Diggers Rest Primary School.