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Tutors in Elizabeth East include a seasoned classroom teacher with a Master's in Mathematics Education, a university lecturer awarded best graduate and teaching prize-winner, primary and secondary school specialists with years of hands-on experience, ATAR dux and academic award recipients, STEM competition achievers, and child-focused mentors with formal training in education and creative writing.

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Samuel

English Tutor Hillbank, SA
I think that an english tutor must be patient and remain composed with each student. A tutor is meant to be that person whose teaching is tailored, so it requires an individualized approach, picked up and constantly adjusted as needs change and develop. I have (as told to me by all my ever-suffering associates) a 'wild' vocabulary, and for English…
Dave
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Dave

English Tutor Elizabeth Vale, SA
* listen! * provide positive, constructive feedback * inspire a student to improve & excel * broaden the student's knowledge & skills * generate excitement & interest in the subject * leave the student with a sense of accomplishment, confidence & pride I am confident, highly erudite, patient and persevering, with a warm & engaging personality…
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James
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James

English Tutor Blakeview, SA
I believe understanding the logic behind math can be very versatile and can be applied in everyday life, whenever it is maths or applying logic to your own life. I am currently studying Mathematical Methods, Specialist Mathematics and physics. I really enjoy maths but I also have experience in teaching and I enjoy helping my younger sibling…
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Michelle

English Tutor Smithfield, SA
I think that curiosity and the satisfaction of that curiosity is the most enjoyable part of learning. Whilst students have different goals for their learning the tutor has an opportunity to impact a life positively. The most important thing is to achieve the student's goal but over and above that an english tutor can engender a love of learning…
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PAMELA

English Tutor Salisbury North, SA
Boosting confidence of the student by helping him/er discover their strengths and create opportunities for them to utilize them. Encouraging independence by teaching the student study skills that they can use in their private study time. Helping the student to strengthen their subject comprehension. Tailoring a personalized program that focuses…
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Balpreet

English Tutor Salisbury Plain, SA
I think the best tutor is one who guides the students properly and fairly not only in their academics but also about life challenges. Most importantly an english tutor should be ready to explain a single concept even 10 times to students if they are not able to get that without getting annoyed Well , I'm quite patient which I think is my biggest…
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Mediatrice

English Tutor Salisbury Plain, SA
The most important thing that an english tutor for students is to allow them to work out answers for themselves. Of course, tutors should provide guidance, but they should not merely provide answers. Additionally, I feel that students must be allowed room to make mistakes. A tutor should not be one to apply too much pressure on a student, as too…
Lucy
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Lucy

English Tutor Golden Grove, SA
I think the most important thing that an english tutor can do for their student is remaining patient and continue to persevere with the content. In my experience, if I didn't understand a concept or was struggling with a question, it was extremely helpful when my tutor continued to talk me through the topic and didn't get frustrated at me for not…
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Bethany

English Tutor Golden Grove, SA
The most important things an english tutor can do is to tailor their lessons to suit their individual students as every student learns differently and has different learning needs. It is also important that the tutor has knowledge on the curriculum that the student is being taught at school so they can align what they teach what the student is…
Lachlan
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Lachlan

English Tutor Paralowie, SA
I think the most important thing an english tutor can do for a student is identify and act on the students gaps of knowledge. This is because information is available to the student in the form of teachers and unlimited online resources. A tutor's differentiatory use then becomes identifying a students gap of knowledge and assisting in weak areas…
Feba
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Feba

English Tutor Para Hills West, SA
The most important things an english tutor can do are to foster understanding, build confidence, and encourage independent thinking. A good tutor doesn’t just give answers but teaches students how to approach problems like giving them a map rather than carrying them to the destination. Supporting motivation, reinforcing strengths, and helping…
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Nithin

English Tutor Elizabeth Park, SA
The most important things an english tutor can do for a student are to provide clear explanations, offer patient guidance, foster a supportive learning environment, adapt teaching strategies to suit the student's needs, and instill confidence in their abilities. As a tutor, I believe my strengths lie in my ability to explain complex concepts in…
Nicole
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Nicole

English Tutor Salisbury Heights, SA
The most important thing is give a student confidence in their own abilities. Without confidence, a student will continue to doubt themselves and struggle whether you are guiding them in their learning or not. I am compassionate, good at explaining things in multiple ways, and creative. I believe that to be a tutor you have to be creative, as the…
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Molly-Jean

English Tutor Blakeview, SA
I believe that an english tutor should be someone whom the student should feel comfortable asking questions. In this sense, the student should definitely feel no hestitation when asking for clarification if they do not completely understand a concept, something which is not always easy to do in a class. I believe my weaknesses as a tutor would…
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Hakeem

English Tutor Greenwith, SA
As I outlined earlier, a teacher's or a tutor's sole responsibility is not to teach academia, it is to serve as a role model and to help their students grow as people. I think it's so important to treat students as adults, no matter their age, (Of course with a little sensibility applied) and even more importantly as an individual -- to not apply…
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Jerome

English Tutor Salisbury North, SA
The best things that a mentor can give his/her students are life long skills and strategies. Academic knowledge is one thing however being able to know how to handle other different learning problem is something that the students can take with them for a long time (eg; time management, self discipline, problem solving skills) I believe my…
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Anna

English Tutor Golden Grove, SA
I believe there are two things that are most important for a tutor. The first is not only knowing what area of help the student is in need of, but understanding why they need help with that, which is then enlightening as a tutor in how they should receive assistance. The second point is to be approachable and kind, so that students feel as though…
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Noma

English Tutor Golden Grove, SA
I believe that an effective tutor will help the student develop as a learner and problem solver, not only in the subject tutored, and give them lifelong study skills. This is important because the subject and level being tutored is only temporary, whereas people continue gaining and using knowledge for their whole lives. My objective as a tutor is…
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Justin

English Tutor Surrey Downs, SA
Have patience and understanding. Not everybody understands maths as well as the next person, for osme people they could get it easily, but for others it could take a while. Having patience for a student is a great way to help them and also encouragement; is another very important thing that could be done for a student and hopefully a combination…
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Manish kumar

English Tutor Parafield Gardens, SA
Teaching the skills required for the student is the most important thing and teaching the skills in a way the student able to comprehend easily and able to understand it is the most important things teachers can do for their students Patience is the best thing I have as a tutor because while teaching others one need to be patient and calm…
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Ky Lin

English Tutor Modbury Heights, SA
I believe that any tutor or teacher has the potential to shape and inspire a student's future. Certain teachers from my high school years, in particular, my English Literature teachers, have served to inspire and shape me to the person I have become today. Teachers can be very much like a tour guide in a new destination - good teachers open the…

Local Reviews

We have used EzyMaths a couple of times for supporting our son when he felt a little overwhelmed. Our first tutor, 4 years ago, was a wonderful young woman who impressed me and won over my son, who was in Grade 5 at the time, with her manner and ability to coax the best out of him. She set him up with study approaches and learning strategies that carried him through to last year. Over the past two terms we have had another tutor for him, as the maths has become more difficult, and Sally has been fantastic. She has helped him with his confidence and understanding of the material, additional study approaches and exam strategies. The way Sally approaches the tutoring session is also rubbing off on him. He now has a list of topics he wants to cover in a session ready to go when Sally walks in the door, and I love to see him taking charge of his learning. I have been very pleased with EzyMaths, I have found them helpful and the administration is simple.
Rowena

Inside Elizabeth EastTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Kody practised division and addition, working through example problems to build fluency.

In Year 8, Chase focused on comparing and contrasting media types in English as well as researching the Vikings for a history PowerPoint project.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Olivia revised trigonometry topics by solving word problems involving sides and angles of triangles, and also tackled statistics concepts like finding the mean, median, and mode using practice questions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 3 student working on spelling and reading was observed to speed through his reading, especially when he couldn't pronounce a word, and skipped lines, which made it difficult to fully grasp meaning or build confidence.

In Year 8 mathematics, one learner's written work often lacked clear steps—the writing part involving the process and steps require more practice and thoughtful effort—which hid where errors occurred in algebra.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student preparing for tests felt tense and avoided revisiting topics not covered in lessons due to time constraints; as a result, gaps remained in revision before assessments.

Recent Achievements

One Elizabeth East tutor recently saw a Year 9 student who'd previously hesitated to ask for help now actively communicate when stuck on division and addition, leading to smoother sessions.

A high schooler named Caitlin has begun tackling geometry problems independently—where she once needed step-by-step guidance, she now attempts almost all questions herself before seeking clarification.

Meanwhile, another senior student, Chelsea, showed a notable shift by completing her equations homework with minimal assistance and handing in neatly organised work. Last session, she chose to solve the final set of complex calculations without any prompting from the tutor.

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 Playford Civic Centre Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Elizabeth East Primary School.