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Exford's tutors feature a mathematics specialist with over 20 years' primary teaching and competition coaching experience, an accomplished after-school educator supporting K–12 learning, an IB graduate awarded top student in Literature and Maths Competition distinction, plus dedicated tutors with psychology honours, peer mentoring, school teaching backgrounds and international volunteer maths teaching.

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Reuben

Legal Studies Tutor Melton, VIC
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to listen to the student and be flexible and adapt to their learning methods. Not all students are the same so a tutor should be able to adapt to all different learning styles. I think my experience is my greatest strength. I have been a tutor for 5+ years, and it has been my main…

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We have been really happy with Jasmine, she has been fantastic with our son Mali.
Jo Wise

Inside ExfordTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Ray worked on reviewing times tables for fluency and tackled order of operations using BODMAS in mixed numerical expressions.

Year 9 student Daniel focused on solving linear equations for unknowns and began exploring the basics of algebra, including simplifying expressions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Sofia consolidated her understanding of mean, median, and mode by practicing with statistics questions in preparation for an upcoming class test.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student was reluctant to write out working for algebra, saying, "I can do it in my head," but this habit led to sign errors and confusion when reviewing answers.

In Year 11, a student struggled with polynomial factorization—without using synthetic division as a crutch, the process felt overwhelming and slowed progress on related questions.

A primary student tackling column addition resisted getting messy during brainstorming, preferring neatness over idea generation; as one tutor noted, "brainstorming shouldn't look like finished work."

When homework was skipped in Year 8 maths, important revision gaps became clear during new lessons.

Recent Achievements

One Exford tutor recently noticed Jordan in Year 10 maths making strong headway: after struggling due to COVID disruptions, he's now catching up fast and is willing to practise more on his own.

In a senior session, a student who'd always waited for the tutor's help started tackling practice test questions independently—she even created her own cheat sheet without prompting.

Meanwhile, Aaylah in Year 3 used to skip over tricky words when reading aloud but now slows down, sounds out unfamiliar words herself, and managed double-digit addition with hardly any guidance after using the whiteboard together.

What they say about our tutoring

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I applied to work at Ezy Math Tutoring because I was looking for a job that could give me teaching experience. Not only do Ezy Math provide this through the tutoring but they also give ongoing tutor learning modules to keep you thinking about different aspects of your tutoring and to help you keep improving as a tutor. They are dedicated to ensuring that their tutors are constantly improving and this is fantastic for both the tutor and the client! I appreciate the skills I have learned as my time as a tutor and am thankful for their support that they give me.

Working with Ezymath has allowed me to develop my interpersonal skills through the interaction with different students and parents. Through tutoring, I have learnt to become more patient and understanding when it comes to other people's needs. I have also been able to improve my communication skills as well. My time at Ezymath tutoring has been a great learning experience, whereby I've had fun dealing with different students. Ezymath has been very flexible and accommodating in regards to my tutoring employment.

The biggest accomplishment while working with EzyMath? / What was gained from the tutoring experience? This would have to be the week to week and month to month satisfaction of developing a relationship with a student and the satisfaction in seeing their confidence as well as their marks ever-increasing. It's gratifying to be able to quantify the effort both the student and the tutor have dedicated to building a mathematical foundation for years to come. The marks don't lie! The fact that EzyMath selects students within a 10-15 minute drive is a bonus, and the access to materials and a forum for asking questions is supportive for those starting out in the area of education.

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 Melton Library & Learning Hub—or at your child's school (with permission), like Exford Primary School.