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I believe that teachers/ tutors should be reliable and trustworthy for students to rely on. They should be patient towards student's ability. In addition, it is professional to understand each student's ability, needs and situation. Create a welcoming atmosphere for students to approach. Encourage students to go forward by themselves. Good…
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To me, what tutors can do most effectively for students is to help them achieve their learning outcomes at the end of each lesson. There is a specific need for us to teach to the student's strengths while minimizing the student's weaknesses. With regards to tutoring, we are solely responsible for setting up a teaching method to assist the student…
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In my opinion, a maths tutor is someone whose aim is to help a student in all the ways they can. They not only provide academic support through tutorials, guide practices questions and reviews but also possibly even more importantly, give the student the confidence to believe in themselves. This is done through nurturing a safe and judgement free…
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- Encourage their learning and pushing themselves to achieve their goals - Provide a safe and judgement free zone. This will allow them to not feel ashamed or embarrassed if they do not understand the content, thus encouraging them to ask questions which will help them better engage with the content. - Adapting to different learning styles.…
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Understand the students weaknesses and endeavour to find ways to help them understand. Prepare some work in advance and show that you care about them and their success. Patience and a great…
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Supporting and encouraging students is vital as a maths tutor. This gives them the motivation to pursue their studies and hence gain confidence in their work. It also makes them feel more comfortable and trusting of the tutor. - Friendly and easy to talk to - Positive attitude - No judgement - Mature - Reliable - Patient - Encouraging -…
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The most important thing I believe a maths tutor can do for a student besides extending understanding of content and refining skill is helping a student enjoy the things they study and do - tutors have the power to help turn a student's weakness into their strength in a way that teachers aren't usually able to do in a standard classroom context.…
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A tutor is both a mentor and a teacher. They play a crucial role in a students attitude and perspective on the subject. A tutor can help a student to see the value in education and inspire them to keep working. Maths involves a lot of perseverance and so instilling that in a student is a very important life skill. I am very patient and…
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A tutor must be supportive and answer all questions to the best of their ability. Furthermore, tutors must always offer different insights and be nonjudgmental to ensure students and tutors have built trust and have produced a safe learning environment. My strengths as a personal tutor is my interpersonal skills allowing me to both help the…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can provide for a student, is a sense of understanding. Being met with sensitivity is imperative to a student's growth. It opens up vulnerable conversations about what a student may be struggling with, and allow them to speak up when they don't understand. I think my empathy and patience are my biggest…
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I think the simple act of compassion and kindness is crucial for students, as tutors must facilitate a healthy and nurturing environment for their students to learn. If students feel supported, they are more likely to ask questions to clarify their understanding and are therefore more likely to learn. My biggest strength as a tutor is patience, as…
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Throughout my tutoring journey, I have witnessed many students transform from feeling apprehensive about math to developing confidence and enthusiasm for the subject. It is incredibly rewarding to myself to see my students succeed. I have consistently seen rapid improvement in both esteem and marks within my students, all consistently increasing…
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Like I mentioned above, I think one of the most important things a maths tutor can do is give a student confidence in their abilities. I believe that when a student begins to believe in them self, progress in their academic ability grows rapidly I believe my patience is my biggest strength. I know that each individual works at a different pace and…
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The most important thing for me as a maths tutor is to create a sense of interest in the students so that they themself start researching on different areas of the topic and start coming up with their own set of explanations. To do this I believe that a tutor should clear all the basic doubts and alongside this teach the students how to think…
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Being able to create a safe and fun environment where feedback and effort is priority. This will encourage students to feel respected, be increasingly engaged and therefore encourage their own personal and academic growth. I feel as though my patience and understanding towards students provides the optimal environment for them to learn in.…
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Help them succeed with skills that will progress them to higher levels of education and achievements. I know how to talk well and explain well and understand how it is to be the student as I would be tutored…
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Tutors should to provide students with informative lessons, effective study methods, and a safe environment where they may ask questions without feeling afraid or embrassed. It is important that tutors tailor their teaching approach to suit the specific needs of each student. I believe I can create comfortable environment for…
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Having patience. I am patient and are willing to help the child understand the…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to develop a good enough connection with the student which would allow them to be comfortable enough to open up about any questions they have with the content being taught. This involves building rapport with the student and understanding thoroughly how the student grasps information…
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In my point of view, students and tutors must be like a friends so that tutor can teach and student can learn easily. Similarly, every tutor needs to be prepared before they enter in classroom to teach because it will help tutors to express their views in such a way that students can learn and understand easily. Friendly, Responsible, Teaching in…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do for a student include fostering a supportive and encouraging learning environment, tailoring instruction to the student's individual needs, providing clear explanations, offering constructive feedback, and instilling a passion for independent learning and critical thinking. My strengths as a tutor lie…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do for a student is help and teach them what they don't understand. The qualities they should have are that they should be respectful, considerate, helpful, kind and patient. A tutor can ask if the student understands the content. They can also recap the content they learnt in the last class. They can…
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I want to help my students grow and learn, allowing them to succeed academically. Providing for them a supportive learning environment increases a student's confidence and willingness to learn. In befriending each student whilst also remaining strict on their work ethic and standards, I instil in them a sense of responsibility and accountability…

Local Reviews

I wanted to pass on our thanks to Martha. Her assistance has been invaluable to Cat. Cat topped the year in her Biology trials which was an exceptional result. Martha has been instrumental in assisting Cat reach this level. Thanks so much Martha.
Anne

Inside East HillsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Mia worked through **perimeter and length calculations** alongside multiplication and division, using her school homework as a guide.

For Year 7, lessons with Alex focused on applying the **index laws** and simplifying expressions with indices, followed by adding and dividing fractions with different denominators.

Meanwhile, Year 8 student Ava practiced solving **linear equations** and explored graphing straight lines, using coordinate geometry problems to reinforce these algebraic skills.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student struggled with exam performance, not due to content gaps but from "writing answers down or conducting working in a confusing way," which led to lost marks even when the maths was understood.

In Year 10 algebra, anxiety and frequent second-guessing meant she constantly sought validation before writing her ideas, stalling progress on longer written responses.

For a Year 5 learner, confusion arose in division and multi-step word problems—misinterpreting negative signs as subtraction or mixing up operation order.

When learning decimals in Year 6, skipping layout steps made mistakes harder to spot and correct during revision sessions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in East Hills noticed Leila now checks her work for mistakes before moving on—a big shift from earlier sessions when she'd rush ahead and miss errors.

In another session, Leila showed new independence by tackling unseen financial maths problems and was able to explain where she'd gone wrong without needing prompts.

Meanwhile, Mohammad, also in high school, recently used new vocabulary words accurately in sentences after struggling with this skill just weeks ago.

During one lesson, he completed a factual recount independently using the correct structure.

What they say about our tutoring

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Yes so far we are happy with Emma. The reason we want the tutoring is that I would like Stephanie to be extended in a similar way to that which coaching colleges follow ie they seem to follow the curriculum of selective schools. I would like Stephanie to have the same opportunity to be extended. Since the coaching colleges are inconvenient for us, we much prefer to have a tutor like Emma.

Tanay enjoys learning with Curtis which is a great thing so I am sure he will listen to what Curtis has to tell him.

Everything seems to be going well so far. Karl seems super smart and very friendly and Gabriel gets along with him well.

Maths tutoring in East Hills

Our goal is to help your child become an independent learner. Ultimately they must succeed on their own, without a maths tutor. Otherwise, what's the point? Each student has their own path to intellectual independence but a tutor can certainly help in every case. Exam technique, revision, problem solving, study habits and many more "learning strategies" come into play. It can be a difficult road for our young people and mentorship from someone who has been there and done that can be the difference between success and failure.

So what do we do exactly?

We'll organise an in-home maths tutor in East Hills. They'll come over as often as you need and when you need. They will teach your child content while helping them absorb the learning skills required to succeed on their own. It's super important that your child feels the tutor is a good match for them. This is why we offer a "Good Fit Guarantee" - the first lesson is a trial. There are no cancellation costs or booking fees or any other "hidden costs". We keep it simple!

Talk to one of our consultants, help us understand what you need, when you need it, and we'll do the rest!

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 Panania Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like East Hills Public School.