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The first and most obvious role of a tutor is to explain concepts and teach a student. They can guide the student and show them the path. However, it is ultimately up to the student to complete their own studies. I feel that another major role of a tutor is also to act as a mentor. In current times, a tutor may interact frequently with a student…
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- NSW syllabus expert
- Positive mentor
- Leadership skills
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I consider relatability and patience to be key, with the positioning of topics in a manner easily understood central in the better understanding of content. Furthermore, being patient in this practise relieves stress or expectation whilst the reframing of ideas hopefully clarifies. My strength as a tutor stems from the ability to rephrase or…
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- Sydney Uni student
- Flexible hours
- Polite and reliable
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Help Your Child Succeed in Geography
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My main aim is to be there for my students every step of the way. I listen to their struggles and goals, adapting my teaching to what works best for them. Beyond just academics, I want to see them grow in confidence and discover the joy of learning. Whether it's providing extra resources or simply being a cheerleader, I'm committed to helping them…
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- Intl scholarship
- Yr12 High Dist.
- Problem-solving
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Provide solutions when required,test the abilities of the student and adapt the teaching to suit the student.provide a congenial atmosphere for the student to learn with confidence and interest. Confidence, patience, meticulous attention to detail, perseverance. Complete knowledge of my subject, preparing my lesson plan in advance and being cool…
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- 6+ yrs teaching exp
- Grade boost focus
- Clear explanations
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Motivation and confidence are two key elements of student success, if I can support them in achieving a sense of self-efficacy regarding these elements, they are bound to see improvement. Students often know where they fall short in their work, they just need motivation to improve those areas. Once they know that they can achieve this themselves,…
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- History & English
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- Clear communicator
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I think the most important thing would be to truly listen to a student, not only to hear him/her, but to actually listen. Indeed, I believe a student will never improve if they don't want to. Thus, I think it is the tutor's duty to make the student interested in the subject, to make it fun and as easy as possible, and that goes through the…
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- Sciences Po student
- Critical thinking
- Patient explainer
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Making sure that the student fully understands the teaching content. Tutors should help the student to learn and solve problems on their own and use several different approaches to the material depending on the learning style and ability of the student. I am good at observing and recognizing the other people's feelings and so I try my best to…
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- Creative design
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One of the most important things for a tutor to do is to inspire their student and give them the satisfaction of completing a question / essay rather than to write it for them or do it yourself. Making sure they are the one doing the learning and thinking is the most important thing. Friendly and really supportive when it comes to slowly going…
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- 94+ ATAR
- Prefect & Drama Capt
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Extend them by challenging them as well as supporting their journey Personalised pedagogy. Treating each student as an individual with unique skill…
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- Qualified teacher
- Classroom exp
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Be patient, always attentive, and willing to put in hours outside of tutoring sessions to give students the best opportunity to greatly benefit from the tuition. I think I’m very patient, and understand how difficult it can be to understand a new…
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- ATAR 95+
- Sydney Grammar grad
- Strong communication
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Motivate them to study. A lot of the times the students are more than capable to achieve good grades but they just struggle with motivation to study, hence the first thing i do is motivate them to study. Being able to explain almost everything in the simplest of steps so that anyone can understand complex topics easily. Also giving my students…
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- HD results
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1. Be patient and understand where the student is struggling. Maths, english, business.
I communicate and am…
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- Patient & empathetic
- Clear communicator
- Multi-subject expert
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I think the most important aspect of being a responsible and helpful tutor is being patient with the student. Every student has a different understanding ability so being patient and explaining the task clearly to the student is very important. I believe I can understand each student's weakness and strength, understanding their psychology and…
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- 5+ yrs tutoring
- Maths specialist
- Calm
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be supportive and helpful. Students will flourish in a supportive environment. I understand the struggles with learning new concepts. I benefited from the help of a tutor when I was in school and believe this experience will help me understand how the student is feeling.
My experience in…
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- 1:1 learning exp
- Struggle support
- Adaptive strategies
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The most important quality a tutor can possess is dedication to their students, this means being patient with them and trying different learning approaches. It also means working outside of tutoring times to ensure I have all the tools and knowledge I need to teach with. Empathetic and patient with all learning speeds.
Respectful of students'…
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- Top maths HSC rank
- CyberSec student
- Clear explanations
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The ability to answer their questions and provide support wherever possible to resolve the hardest of questions. I feel that my strengths would be patience, encouragement and persistence to stick at the problem until an answer is found. I relate well to people and would do my best to support the student/s where I can. My weaknesses would be not…
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- Patient & inspiring
- Problem solving
- Supportive approach
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In my opinion, there are several important things that a tutor can do to help their students succeed. First and foremost, providing personalized attention and support is essential. By working one-on-one with my students, I can tailor my teaching methods and strategies to meet their unique needs and learning styles. This helps to ensure that they…
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- Biz Analytics MSc
- Leadership coaching
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The most important role of a tutor is to help a student learn and understand new concepts in a fun and engaging manner. I believe that a connection between students and tutors is important in maintaining emotional health and academic success. I believe that I am patient and proficient at explaining complex topics in simpler terms and through…
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- HD Science
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- Maths & Sci tutor
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Encouragement. When I was a calculus tutor, I noticed how discouraged students could get. It is my job to help them understand as well as be a kind voice telling them that they can do it. I truly believe you can do anything you put your mind to and I try to instill that in my students. I am a very goal oriented tutor. I ask my students what it is…
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- Honours scholarship
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I think the most important things are attention, patience and understanding. It is important for a tutor to understand their student and tailor their education individually to make it work in the best way possible. We also need to remember that not all students learn in the same way or at the same pace - every student is different!
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- 97+ ATAR
- English teaching exp
- Award-winning leader
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to act as a facilitator, to give them the tools to help them realise their full potential. Each child has the ability to thrive and succeed, to help them discover and be motivated by this is the most important thing a tutor can do for their student. One of my greatest strengths as a tutor is…
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- First Class Honours
- Primary yrs expert
- Engaging lessons
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To me, the most essential role a tutor can fulfill is that of an enabler and empowerer. I believe a tutor's primary goal should be to provide students with a strong foundation of knowledge and a resilient problem-solving framework, not only to tackle academic challenges but also to navigate any obstacle life may present. An empowering tutor equips…
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- IT solutions expert
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I would say helping the student finding a way to solve problems the way that works best for them. Also important to realise what they want to achieve and where they want to go with it all. I’m a really good communicator and also really enjoy the experience of improving a skill set over a period of time. I did advanced maths for year 12 and…
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- 93+ ATAR
- State/National champ
- Leadership mentor
Local Reviews
Inside East LindfieldTutoring Sessions
Content Covered
Year 6 student James focused on consolidating money calculations and tackling worded multiplication, division, decimals, and fractions.
In Year 9, Trai worked through plotting linear equations from tables and practised converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages while also reviewing rounding strategies.
For Year 11, Mario completed exam revision by practising logarithm questions alongside trigonometry and quadratic factorisation problems to strengthen his understanding before assessments.
Recent Challenges
In Year 4, a student frequently left working out blank when solving money questions and converting cents to dollars; as noted, "we didn't have much time at the end to cover it," which led to confusion when reviewing.
In Year 8 algebra, another student avoided writing steps and often erased work, resulting in repeated sign errors—"he rushes his work and does not write down his working making it easy to make mistakes."
For a Year 11 probability test, incomplete homework meant weaker recall of methods for combinations; missing practice resulted in stumbling on exam-style tasks under pressure.
Recent Achievements
A tutor in East Lindfield noticed a big shift for a Year 10 student who, after struggling with bearings questions last week, managed to get nearly all of them right on her recent test.
Another high schooler showed real independence by solving for x without prompting by the end of the session—previously, he'd always needed step-by-step guidance.
Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who used to confuse fraction placement could now accurately order fractions himself, finishing up by explaining his reasoning out loud for the first time.
What they say about our tutoring
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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 Lindfield Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Lindfield East Public School.