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Edgewater's tutors feature a PhD-qualified scientist and former university lecturer, an award-winning high school mathematics specialist, a Kumon instructor with extensive experience in primary English and maths, seasoned peer tutors with national academic honours, and passionate educators skilled in coaching, mentoring, and supporting K–12 students across STEM, languages, and the humanities.

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The most important thing a tutor can do is help facilitate the individuals own learning - helping provide a framework, and offering support when needed - but letting the majority of the main ideas coming from the individual Patience, understanding that the needs of each individual are different, being able to explain topics in a variety of…
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A tutor has to be able to accomodate to each students need individually. It's important to understand the needs and habits of each student as each person learns uniquely. This, in turn, provides them with the best possible learning experience which maximises potential and results. - Good Communicator - Vast Knowledge of subjects - Can make…
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For me, a tutor should be able to understand and listen to their students, give students the freedom to ask any questions, help them improve their skills to achieve their goals. My communication and problem solving skills will help me in explaining to the students their questions and solve them in a timely…
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1. Be understanding and compassionate, as we may not fully understand their scenario or their struggles. 2. Listening to students in regards to what their weakest areas are and implementing any methods they may want to use to address the issue (e.g. practice questions). 3. Understanding when it's the right time to say "lets move onto another…
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A tutor's main duties include giving students individualized guidance, breaking down difficult concepts, encouraging critical thinking, boosting confidence, creating a supportive environment, setting goals, promoting efficient study techniques, encouraging a love of learning, working with stakeholders, and providing flexible support. The…
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I may consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student as providing personalized support, clarifying concepts, fostering a positive learning environment, offering guidance and feedback, developing effective study skills, instilling motivation and confidence, and adapting to the student's individual needs. As a tutor I perceive my…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is that, besides making every topic clear to them , but understand their pulse, help them recognise their weaknesses and strengths, and help them overcome their weaknesses, so that they can earn good grades and do not face difficulties during exams and I think besides teaching…

Local Reviews

Mia has built rapport with my son.
Rachael

Inside EdgewaterTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Lucas worked on reading comprehension and fact families, then practised division alongside the 5 and 6 times tables using visual strategies.

For Year 9, Emma focused on financial maths including simple and compound interest calculations, as well as trigonometry with real-life application problems.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Sarah revised intermolecular forces in Chemistry and tackled scalar product concepts in Maths, working through example problems from recent class topics.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student avoided showing working in algebra, "reluctant to write out steps," which made it hard to spot small errors and slowed progress when tackling formulas from memory.

In Year 8, a lack of confidence with times tables led one student to hesitate before answering—he seemed anxious about making mistakes, especially during mental calculation drills.

Meanwhile, a senior chemistry student struggled to recall key formulas without notes at hand; over-reliance on written aids meant more time searching than solving.

When students do not practice applying feedback or organizing their work clearly, confusion grows during revision sessions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Edgewater noticed that one high school student, after struggling with complex long division, is now able to tackle more challenging problems independently and asks for targeted help only when needed—last session he completed several multi-step questions with minimal prompting.

Another older student who previously hesitated to apply interest formulas can now solve both simple and compound interest problems on her own, showing initiative by checking her answers before moving on.

Meanwhile, a younger student has started reading aloud without waiting for cues, jumping into new comprehension passages confidently after weeks of reluctance.

What they say about our tutoring

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We have had our introductory session with Rachel and we were very pleased on Saturday. Tommi is also very happy with Rachel.  They built a rapport and I believe it will work.

We are very happy with Darius' tutoring of John and would like the tutoring to continue.

Ayon has been a wonderful tutor for Connor and he now feels that he is coping very well with his journey into HSC. He has learnt a lot with his tutor and is now studying hard with a lot more understanding. I would like to thank you.

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