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Drewvale's tutors include a former Head of Chemistry with extensive high school teaching, a PhD candidate and ex-primary school Maths/Science teacher, an experienced private Physics and Maths tutor with a 93%+ pass rate, Kumon and peer mentors with ATARs up to 98.4, plus academic award-winners in debating, science ambassadorship, and music.

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Aayush

Maths Tutor Macgregor, QLD
A tutor can help student understand the concepts which can't be understood by the person himself. In addition a tutor can share their experiences with their students on how he or she developed a clear understanding of a particular subject and can explain the real life applications of the subjects that the students study. Ability to identify areas…
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Konstantin

Maths Tutor Macgregor, QLD
The most important thing a tutor could do for a student is to make them more passionate and confident about their learning, as this will transition well past the tutoring period and into their future academics. Additionally, a tutor should help the student build good study habits that they can maintain independently. I'm very patient with people,…
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Cougar

Maths Tutor Macgregor, QLD
Patience. All the knowledge in the world doesn't help if you are unable to take the time and effort needed to cultivate understanding in a confused student. Patience, the ability to explain complex ideas in understandable language, I am quite friendly and compassionate, and I understand what it is like to be confused about a topic so I am ready to…
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Jason

Maths Tutor Durack, QLD
A tutor should be able to consider the wants and needs of the student, as well as keeping a steadily growing pace in terms of learning content. If a student is lacking in a specific area, the tutor should be able to recognise that and determine or formulate content plans to help mitigate that. I believe any and every student should learn and…
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Amal

Maths Tutor Forest Lake, QLD
My teaching style is a self-made one which is partially inspired by my mom and my grandmother who were also teachers. * I try to simplify things as much as possible. In fact, i believe, the most difficult thing to do is to simplify something. * I always try to include real-life examples while explaining concepts which helps the students to…
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Declan

Maths Tutor Loganlea, QLD
You have to inspire the students to want to learn and understand, this is something my high school teachers did to me which has taken me so far in my academic career already. My clear communication, my patience and my knowledge and understanding of mathematics and physics being a 3rd year university student studying a bach. of maths with a minor…
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Romulo Jr

Maths Tutor Salisbury, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is being able to be creative and innovative in teaching so that they will learn in the most effective way. A tutor should also go extra mile in teaching, doing more than what the student needs. Lastly, a tutor should be a good friend to the student. I believe that I possess the combination of…
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Sameer

Maths Tutor Robertson, QLD
As a tutor, there are several important things Establishing a positive rapport: Building a strong and supportive relationship with the student is essential. Create a safe and welcoming environment where they feel comfortable asking questions, sharing their challenges, and expressing their opinions. Assessing individual needs: Take the time to…
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Jenny

Maths Tutor Waterford West, QLD
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to be understanding; not all students learn the same and also conventional learning doesn't work for most students which makes them feel discouraged. Making a student know that there are other ways to learn and find a way around a situation would be the most important thing a tutor can…
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Eric

Maths Tutor Macgregor, QLD
From my perspective, I feel the least and most important thing a tutor can do is to make sure that the student is 100% clear with all the content that is being gone through during the lesson. That is, the student is able to complete similar type of questions with 100% confidence. In order to achieve that, the tutor needs to adjust the pace of…
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Mathew

Maths Tutor Upper Mount Gravatt, QLD
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to give them confidence in their abilities and the ability to understand and implement the tools needed to succeed. Over the past 7 years I have been volunteering in a primary school, which has included assisting the teacher in taking students and doing one-on-one and small group…
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Prabhjot

Maths Tutor Macgregor, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do is to boost student's confidence by clarifying concepts. Additionally, creating a supportive teaching approach and setting realistic goals really helps students in the long term. By offering motivation and believing in the student's abilities can help improve student outcomes. My biggest strength is being…
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Sulay

Maths Tutor Salisbury, QLD
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is teach them how to problem solve on their own, which will help them in the real world when they go for jobs or other activities. Also to quickly understand the students learning style and tailor their lessons appropriately. Being able to tailor an explanation of a difficult topic in a way…
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Mary

Maths Tutor Nathan, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make sure a student can fully understand topics that have previously been difficult. I do not think it is not enough for a tutor to simply talk through the topic with the student and expect them to understand it. A tutor should explain the topic to the student and then, after more study…
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Daryl

Maths Tutor Macgregor, QLD
Inspire them to be better. I'm great when it comes to learning about a student and getting them to be comfortable with the way I teach. This builds a sense of confidence where the student can slowly open to what help they really require. Although it is hard talking about my weaknesses as a tutor, its one way to learn. As we all know a good…
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Marcus

Maths Tutor Eight Mile Plains, QLD
Not only is knowing the content extremely important, but the way tutors teach the content is more important. Every student has their own needs, and a tutor must recognise that some teaching strategies might work for some but not work for others. My strengths is my teaching style. I believe my ability to connect with the student allows the student…
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Angelina

Maths Tutor Upper Mount Gravatt, QLD
Ensuring no student doubts themself, but approaches every difficult concept or question with a can-do attitude. Additionally, making sure that they are comfortable asking questions, even if it's the same question multiple times. Patience Relatability Adaptability Enthusiasm…
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Gabin

Maths Tutor Park Ridge, QLD
The most important things that I can do for students are helping them to succeed, build a professional friendship, and mentoring them by being a role model and teaching them good studying habits without forgetting to encouraging them. My strength as a tutor is the experience that I have from the informal tutoring that I have done back in high…
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James

Maths Tutor Calamvale, QLD
I think the most important things a tutor can do for the student is to make the learning experience for the student enjoyable so that the student actually wants to come learn. Instead of their parents forcing them to sit there and learn because this was how I felt when I was growing up. I was forced to go to a tutor and didn't enjoy it at all and…
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Ebrahim

Maths Tutor Calamvale, QLD
Give them confidence that they have the ability to be good at maths and the knowledge that they can use the methods of learning in other subjects. My strengths would be that I could help the student understand how to tackle a problem in the best way he/she feels comfortable as there are various ways to solve math problems, and some students prefer…
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Zayan

Maths Tutor Parkinson, QLD
Being a mentor, not just as an academic tutor, but being able to easily understand and empathise with the different situations a student may be in, and ways to overcome the hardships they may face both academically and personally. Tutors should also be able to explain and answer questions about anything within a subject and be able to provide…
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SZECHUNG

Maths Tutor Parkinson, QLD
I believe that: "If we use our heart to teach in the form of collaboration with students, they are willing to learn and put effort. If students put effort to do a task, they shall obtain their rewards. excellent teacher with good guidance and care, as commented from my previous…
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Kevin

Maths Tutor Stretton, QLD
A tutor must be always be there for a student. To be able to have an open discussion about any problem the student may have whenever. To prevent the student does not push aside the problem because the tutor was not there. I have the ability to analyse the student and pick up on what their main issues, if any, are so that I can swiftly aid them in…

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Content Covered

Year 9 student Zoe worked on linear equations, focusing on rearranging formulae and revising key algebra fundamentals, before being introduced to probability concepts.

In Year 11, Ethan tackled derivatives—both from first principles and using standard rules—and began applying these skills to physics assignments.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Priya focused on bivariate data analysis for her maths assignment, including drafting conclusions from scatter graphs and interpreting real-world correlations.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student working on algebra often left steps unwritten, making it hard for the teacher to spot errors—"writing down steps and working out clearly for teacher to mark" was flagged as a next step.

In Year 12 Physics assignments, drafts were submitted with incomplete analysis sections; despite feedback, some written parts remained underdeveloped.

A Year 8 student arrived late to several lessons, losing valuable time and momentum ("came 10 minutes late for tutoring but spent 1 hour and 20 mins on lesson").

For one Year 11 Maths Methods student, not recalling previously learned rules slowed progress in revision sessions.

Recent Achievements

One Drewvale tutor recently noticed a Year 11 student who, after struggling with calculus concepts, now applies derivative rules independently to exam problems with much less prompting than before.

In a separate high school session, another student took feedback from their last chemistry assignment and made clear improvements—this time handing in a draft that needed far fewer corrections.

Meanwhile, during a Year 4 lesson, a student who previously hesitated to ask for help began raising her hand when stuck instead of guessing silently, which let her finish all her times tables exercises without errors.

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 Logan West Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Stretton State College.