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Tutors in Enfield include a Cambridge-educated Natural Sciences prizewinner, a seasoned maths teacher with over five years' experience across three countries, an ATAR 99.85 Trinity Grammar scholar and peer mentor, university-trained educators, accomplished subject specialists, and leaders in music, sport, and youth programs—all bringing rich teaching backgrounds and standout academic achievements to local students.

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The most important thing a maths tutor can provide to a student is their time. It goes without saying that all children are different and learn through alternative ways/modes. Patience, perseverance and continual tailored support from a tutor is crucial in allowing a student to understand certain concepts. By having a tutor that is continually…
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Provide support, clear direction and listen to a student's needs. Clarity, patience and…
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I believe that the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to recognise the strength and weakness of a student, and to build the student's confidence by encouraging them to be proud of their strengths, but also make sure they are aware of their potential to improve on their weak points. I believe my strengths as a tutor, is that…
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Firstly, i think it is important to have a maths tutor who can help students understand their school materials, and answer any questions they have. Secondly, it is equally important to let students have the confidence, that there is always someone there, even if they could not get enough help at school, they can still get the help they wanted, to…
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Try to stimulate a variety of interests on different fields and subjects, hoping that he/she can find his/her own path with success and happiness in the future Patience and…
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I find it important for tutors to be able to make a student comfortable to ask them questions and to give wrong answers. The most important way we learn is through seeing our failures and determining what we can do better the next time. Without being able to acknowledge their own mistakes and see how they can do better, students will not be able…
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1. Build self-confidence through celebrating successive achievements. 2. Help them grow academically, and in turn individually 3. Appreciate and encourage each individual student's skills 4. Be a role model. 1. I am a very patient and kind person, who takes the time to work with the individual capacities of each student 2. I enjoy using…
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The most significant things a maths tutor need to consider is the quality of the lesson, not the quantity. I need to ensure that my students are fully understand what I teach them and they should be confident in asking if they have problems to understand. As a tutor, I am an extremely enthusiastic and patient person. I can organise the class and…
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I believe it's important for tutors to ensure that their students see them as a not only in a 'teacher' role, but someone they could look to advice if they ever feel the need - like a role model, or a mentor. Tutors should help their students gain confidence in their ability to achieve their goals, and by establishing small, achievable milestones…
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Some of the most important things I think a maths tutor can do for a student include being patient, being a good listener and collaborator, being confident and enthusiastic and having flexibility and good communication skills. I think some of my strengths as a tutor would include having the ability to solve conflicts, and having emotional…
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Make learning relevant to their interests. Helping students gain confidence in their abilities by providing them with appropriate learning resources. Also sharing my personal learning journey with the student, ensuring them that making mistakes is a part of learning that can be fixed with better preparation. Some strengths of mine include:…
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When being a maths tutor, I consider the most important thing is not to provide the students with the answer but to guide them through the difficulties of learning. As their predecessor and mentor, I have the responsibility of taking their hands and lead them towards the right path, lighting up the passion of learning in them through my…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do is personalise their teaching style to best suit a student. There are a few different learning styles, and finding the one that suits your student the best can allow you to teach effectively, improve retention as well as build rapport with the student. I feel like I would be a fantastic tutor because I…
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Make students feel encouraged and capable of learning. Many students seek private tutoring to supplement their school education with the aim of self-improvement. Therefore, it's crucial for a maths tutor to understand and align with each student’s unique learning objectives. Personalizing teaching methods to cater to individual needs and…
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Ensure students understand the issues. One of the most rewarding aspects was witnessing my students' gradual improvement in not only their technical skills but their confidence in the subject. Mentoring and conveying to the students what is required to solve the problems. Always try to show what are the rules/principles behind any of the…
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1. Build Confidence: Many students struggle with math due to a lack of confidence. I focus on positive reinforcement and personalised challenges to help them believe in their abilities. 2. Cultivate Critical Thinking: Beyond solving equations, I encourage students to think critically about problems, which is a valuable skill in any academic or…
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Most important thing teacher can do to student is to teach them value of knowledge and learning. Learning is the corner stone of success in life. Additionally I try to teach them that learning is a continuous process. I am a freelance professional engineer. I am planning to do a PHD on Statistical inference next year. I have a Master's degree in…
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As a maths tutor, the most important thing I can do for a student is to create a positive and supportive learning environment that encourages them to be confident and motivated in their studies. I am good at Maths and Physics. Furthermore, I also have experience in tutoring for some students in my home…
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Improve their marks. Teach them how to study more efficiently. Help them develop a deeper understanding of fundamental concepts underlying science and maths so that they can appreciate what is being taught. I have great communication skills and can connect with people. Moreover, I am very good at the subjects I…
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being approachable to the students being friendly, having the ability to simplify the…
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To assist students to have a deeper understanding in topics and subjects, also inspiring and encouraging students to improve. Additionally, understanding that each student learns at a different pace is important, and patience in teaching younger children is vital. In my opinion, I am fairly skilled in communication and I am able to convey my…
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Tutors must have a solid passion to teach, including taking time to understand different ways to teach or provide content, or developing their own skills to allow students to understand a subject. A tutor should aim to see improved results provided the student puts work in to improve. Seeing results can develop encouragement and self-fulfilment…

Local Reviews

We are very happy with Mina. In a short time Jamison's marks have improved greatly and Jamison enjoys working with her.
Catherine, Strathfield

Inside EnfieldTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Charlotte worked on surface area and volume of prisms, pyramids, and cylinders, as well as consolidating her understanding of algebraic expressions and indices laws through targeted practice.

Year 11 student Ruby focused on calculus, including the chain rule and product rule, and applied these to exam-style questions for her upcoming assessments.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Amanda tackled operations with fractions—adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing—and spent time simplifying algebraic expressions by working through problems from a recent test.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student in Enfield struggled to maintain clear working in multi-step algebra, as one tutor observed: "He skipped showing steps in equations, which hid sign errors." This led to confusion when reviewing homework and slowed progress.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student found it challenging to consistently apply the 'backchecking' strategy during exam-style maths questions; missing this step meant small formatting mistakes went unnoticed under time pressure.

In English (Year 10), one learner rarely planned written responses, making it harder to structure analysis or link ideas clearly—resulting in extra revision needed after drafts were finished.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Enfield noticed Billie, a high school student, has started tackling challenging algebra problems on his own instead of waiting for help—he even checks his answers by substituting values back into the original equation, which is a big step up from earlier sessions where he'd get stuck and give up.

Another win came from Luka in Year 10 English: after previously missing literary techniques in poetry analysis, he now identifies similes and metaphors independently and can write TEAL paragraphs without prompting.

Meanwhile, Charlotte in Year 8 maths recently caught her own errors during a topic test and corrected them right away before submitting her answers.

What they say about our tutoring

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Jason is a very nice young man who is always prompt and seems well prepared for each lesson. Charles  enjoys his tutoring so far and seems to be gaining a little more confidence.

Jem is really happy working with Josie and looks forward to her time working with her. Josie has a great way of relating to Jem and making her feel confident.

Thanks for your email, Aaron seems happy with the way things are going with his tutor Andrew, he seems to be learning things so we are happy.

Maths tutoring in Enfield

As our company name suggests, we want to make tutoring "Ezy" for parents, students and tutors! We're super passionate about education and especially about maths. Helping a student reach levels of accomplishment that were previously unknown changes their life and sets them up for long term success. It's a "feel good" experience for the student, for parents...and of course for us! Our testimonials are the inspiration that keep us going through hard times. Tutoring works well when it is consistent, reliable, flexible and easy to manage ... otherwise, for a combination of reasons, we don't get the impact we want.

So here's how the service works: We will organise for a local maths tutor in Enfield to reach out to you and organise the time and day for the lesson. The tutor comes to you. You can have the tutoring as often or as little as you like. There are no booking fees or "extras" of any sort. You simply get an invoice at the end of each month for the tuition time used. Best of all, your first lesson works as a trial, so if for some reason the tutor isn't a good fit for your family, you won't be charged for that lesson!

Ezy! Try us, 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 High Street Community Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Enfield Public School.