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Fairfield's tutors include a PhD candidate and award-winning mathematics educator, an ATAR 99.45 school dux and seasoned peer mentor, experienced university graduates in English, science and humanities, Olympiad-recognised mathematicians, specialist K–12 maths and physics coaches, creative writing experts, VCE subject award recipients, and inspiring youth leaders with real classroom and mentoring experience.

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Chad

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
To make the student comfortable and confident at the same time with understanding my way of teaching and how they can use it to help themselves. i am very vocal and provide a very direct and visual…
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Yauma

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
I see a tutor as someone who can motivate students to learn and build the students' confidence to recognize their strengths. Like planting a tree, it may take sometime for teaching to be rewarding but it has a great impact as a tutor get a chance to contribute to a positive change in students' life. I see myself as a communicative, friendly,…
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Mimi

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
Help them be confident and reach their potential. I am patient and I can explain simply so that children can…
Anh
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Anh

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
The process of working with the student to find out what they are weak at, and finding correct solutions for those problems. I always come to the classroom fully prepared for the base materials and also any potential questions students may have. I also worked closely with the students to ensure optimal…
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Emma

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
I think the most important thing a student can do for a student is to personally assist and direct their teaching towards the specific needs of the student. I believe a tutor should also be very patient and understanding, and be persistent as there are so many different ways to teach and explain concepts. I believe a student should never leave a…
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Finley

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
I think the most important thing as a tutor is to share your passion with student. The most effective learning occurs when the student is engaged, invested and passionate in the subject you are teaching. Forming a professional, friendly relationship with the student is key in achieving this. Although improvements in a certain topic of maths…
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Marco

Maths Tutor Kew East, VIC
Make sure they get the basics before moving on to more complex issues, as it is a detriment to the student if they don't understand and the difficulty is increased. I'm quite patient and understanding of the various stages of peoples learnings, and will try my best to help…
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Nicholas

Maths Tutor Fitzroy, VIC
Listen to what the student has to say, and base their teaching strategy around their individual needs. If the tutor doesn’t listen to a student or understand their struggles with certain areas, how could the tutor expect good results from their student? I believe I am very clear and concise with what I teach, and that because of my openly…
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Shivani

Maths Tutor Fitzroy, VIC
In my view, the most important things a tutor can do is listen patiently to the student, guide them in the right direction, build trust, encourage, and support to drive to excellence. I would consider my strength to be that firstly, I establish a rapport with the children which makes them feel comfortable and in a friendly environment. Then I try…
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Ellie

Maths Tutor Fitzroy, VIC
Varying teaching methods to provide students with a greater opportunity to learn is important. Every student has different strengths and weaknesses. Instead of just focusing on one method that only appeals to a single learning style, varying teaching techniques can cater your lessons to different learning styles. Students will be more successful…
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Samantha

Maths Tutor Fitzroy, VIC
Tutors must be approachable and patient as well as enjoy teaching. Bringing good energy be it online or in person is definitely vital for kids to learn. Finding ways to make it more of an engaging experience too. My strength is definitely the skill and knowledge I possess. Second would be my ability to get along with my students, both professional…
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Shreya

Maths Tutor Fitzroy, VIC
The most important thing for a tutor to do is to know what not to do.Never should a tutor discourage any participation or disapprove of the theories initiated by the student. The most important task of a tutor is to first introduce the student to the student then indulge in activities and quiz for the participation of the students followed by…
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Jing

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
The first thing is to make students not feeling too resistant to math. You need to be interested in a subject in order to achieve a good result. Also, a tutor should make the student feel comfortable and relax, and be confident to do math questions and ask questions. My strength is to use the simplest way to explain math questions. I had always…
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Nelson

Maths Tutor Kew, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is not only to provide academic guidance but also to be positive and patient with the student, and to acknowledge, reflect and reward upon their successes. I would be a good tutor with Ezymath Tutoring because 1. I am confident in my knowledge and experience in learning and teaching from…
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Jack

Maths Tutor Preston, VIC
Understand that everyone processes information in different ways and be aware of the different ways one might solve a problem. Multiple ways of applying knowledge Communication with the students Ability to understand the person i am…
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Sunao

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
To provide support in a one on one fashion is extremely valuable. Having extra tools and strategies to tackle questions can only increase ones confidence, which is to say, a tutor can provide what is not always provided in the classroom. It is ultimately this process of developing more confidence and independence in learning that is crucial to…
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Jonathan

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
Building confidence is the best thing a tutor can do for a student. Students may need tutors because they don't enjoy the subject, they find it hard, they do poorly, or all of the above. The tutors' role is to be the balance between a teacher and a friend. Helping them understand the questions they have in a relaxed environment is a good way to…
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Sahil

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
According to me, the most important thing a teacher can do for a student is to provide a friendly and fun loving environment so that the student does not have a load on his head for studies and can learn easily and can understand the concepts clearly. Flexibility and Patience are the two strengths of mine. I adjust myself to the different learning…
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Baike

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
I reckon the most important things as a tutor are patience, encouragement and positive learning attitude. It is very crucial to build student's confidence and develop their interest in the subjects. My strengths as a tutor include patience, communication and tailor my teaching methods to each student's learning…
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Andrew

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is allowing a student time to try and solve aspects of the problem themselves following proper guidance, instead of hand-holding them the entire way. This helps build critical thinking skills and allows the student to recognise the roots of the question. A tutor should also be understanding of any…
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Supun

Maths Tutor Hawthorn, VIC
Beyond helping students excel in specific subjects, a tutor plays a crucial role in boosting their confidence and supporting their long-term educational goals. With a background in engineering, I possess the ability to approach problems from various angles and develop effective solutions. I strive to create a friendly and supportive learning…
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Yunyao

Maths Tutor Brunswick East, VIC
Although it is important to improve students' results, I believe the most important responsibilities of a tutor are to help their students to discover their talents, enable them to reach their full potential, and empower them to be independent thinkers and passionate life-long learners. I scored 96% (First Class Honours) on my research thesis in a…
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Pamela

Maths Tutor Collingwood, VIC
Making sure that the student fully grasp the concepts of particular topic areas by using individualized teaching approaches and tackling the ideas from different angles Guiding them through various steps to help them learn to problem solve by themselves rather than telling them the answer Help motivate the student and make the lessons…

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Inside FairfieldTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Daniel revised index laws and logarithmic functions, focusing on simplifying expressions and using worked examples.

In Year 10, Emily practised sketching curves of quartic and cubic functions as well as reviewing plans for next year's topics.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Jack explored integration by recognition and definite integrals, applying these skills to area under curves with step-by-step guidance.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student struggled with interpreting worded questions in maths, often feeling stuck before the process "clicked." As a tutor noted, "she needs a lot of work on interpreting worded questions," leading to hesitation and incomplete answers.

In VCE Maths Methods (Year 11), another student was visibly unconfident despite correct working, pausing with "I don't know" even when on track—this self-doubt slowed progress and led to unnecessary rechecking.

Meanwhile, in Year 4 arithmetic, one child showed reluctance to attempt multiplication problems independently, sometimes saying they "can't be bothered," which meant fewer chances to reinforce number sense during practice.

Recent Achievements

A Fairfield tutor noticed a big shift in a Year 9 student who, after initially finding bearings problems confusing, now approaches them independently and solves worded simultaneous equations without needing guidance.

In Year 10, another student who used to hesitate with worded questions is now able to break down linear rule problems clearly and even constructs formulas on her own during lessons.

Meanwhile, one of the younger students has become much more comfortable with long division; after working through examples together, she now completes similar problems confidently by herself.

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