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Tutors in Footscray include a VCE 98.40 ATAR achiever and numeracy specialist, experienced K–12 private tutors and Kumon mentors, Bachelor of Education students focused on advanced maths, seasoned early childhood educators, a university lecturer with 900+ teaching hours, CodeCamp leaders, and multi-award academic competition winners in science and technology.

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Avipsha
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I believe patience is important as everyone learns and works at a different pace so being able to cope with that is important. Moreover, it is crucial that a tutor is open-minded and non-judgemental as the concept of learning is different for everyone. Further, a tutor should be organized and behave professionally to set out the aura of a good…
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As a tutor, being an educator that always shows up for their students/s is most important as they may need tutoring sessions to clarify or solidify further knowledge. Being someone they're comfortable with as well, aids in learning as students can feel good within themselves to question the teacher but feel it is a safe space to work in a coherent…
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The most important things a tutor can provide for a student are guidance, support, encouragement, and personalised instruction tailored to the student's needs. Additionally, fostering a positive learning environment and helping students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills are essential aspects of effective tutoring. Some strengths…
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Understand the reason for student facing difficulty in learning the subject and inculcating a positive mindset in the student before beginning a lesson 'Becoming a student myself when I am with a…
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As a tutor, i believe that the attitude is very important as it can affect the student's emotions when studying the subject. With a positive attitude, they will be more happy when studying the subject therefore they will put more effort to work hard on it. Furthermore, I believe that a tutor should be good at explaining and observant because each…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student, is genuinely care for the child’s education and go out of their way to actually assist them. To provide adequate work to excel the child’s knowledge in the unfamiliar area. My strengths are that I am extremely patient, and that I understand what children find interesting and not…
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I think the most important thing I can do is provide an enjoyable experience for the student as this is what will allow them to engage with the learning and have the ability to improve their studies. Furthermore I will always have the students best interests at the front of my mind, so that I can ensure they are getting the best possible…
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Be encouraging, believing in the student and being reliable. Understanding what difficulties the student has and focusing on improving those…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand their individual learning method and cater their lessons to suit. There must be a strong communication bond between both parties, otherwise the student will not enjoy the full benefits of the tutorial lesson. My strengths as a tutor would be my thorough knowledge and commitment…
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I believe making the lessons relatable and being available for the student in times of need outside the tutoring lesson for example if they were stuck on just one question and knew they could send it to me for some quick help. I have great people skills especially with children due to several previous jobs. I like to be relatable to the student so…
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I believe a student-tutor relationship should be a judgement free zone in order to see the greatest results from the student. A tutor should have the ability to empathise with their students to be able to greaten the chance to adjust content and learning approaches to better suit the student. I am an extremely patient person. I am willing to put…
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Always listen to them with an open-mind. Always make sure to hear the student out and be patient with them at all times because, everyone learns at a different pace. As a tutor one should be very respectful to their students because respect is a two way street. I’m a very easy person to talk to. The children I will be working with won’t feel…
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Help them to build their own confidence, realise they have the skills within them to advance their own education and learning. Help them to succeed. I am patient, persistent and compassionate. I listen and understand people easily, this allows me to empathise and approach issues from others perspectives. I am…
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To establish a strong trust and rapport with their student to create more unique and tailored lessons for their learning. This will allow the students to be taught to their strengths and minimize their weaknesses. Flexibility - Adapting to the students' needs Patient Accesible - Friendly and easy to talk to Communication - Communicates clearly…
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The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to provide a relaxing environment for them to learn. I will consider myself as a buddy/friend with my student instead of a teacher and guide them through their learning journey instead of delivering knowledge on a command based which they experience in school I think my strength is that…
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A tutor apart from offering services of tutorship has a huge impact a student's life in the following ways: 1. Encourage students to apply his/her independent mind and motivate them to think out of the box. 2. Go out of the way in exploring different options to teach the same course/study material. 3. Be available for your students and…
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A tutor is someone who can help to support and strengthen students' self-efficacy one-on-one. This is extremely important as classroom teachers have to manage multiple students in a classroom and cannot provide the same undivided attention as a tutor can. Tutors instil confidence in their students, assist them in unpacking and understanding areas…
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Have patience, understanding and compassion for the kids they are working with. Each kid is different and finding a way to work with a kid that suits the child’s needs and learnings style My strengths as a tutor lie in my ability to provide clear explanations, offer diverse perspectives on topics, and adapt to various learning…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to encourage the student and help them to develop their knowledge. I understand what is involved to encourage learning and am able to facilitate this through relaxed and fun…
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To be kind and patient when teaching a student new skills, but to be rigorous in teaching. To quickly dissuade any mistaken habits, and promote the learning of correct and useful skills that will benefit the student for the rest of their life. I feel I make a great tutor because of my warmth and charisma. I love connecting with and inspiring…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student for mi consideration would be listening to my students and get to know them in order to adjust and assess my strategy and way of teaching as a tutor, and in that way the tutor can be the most creative as it can, giving hints and techniques to students on how to think by themselves, question…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to stimulate them and foster self-confidence. It involves sparking their curiosity and nurturing their ability to question and seek answers. It also means helping them understand that some subjects or tasks may be more challenging than others and guiding them through moments of…
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I believe that a tutor's most important job is to build a student's confidence. Most particularly when a student is struggling, building confidence allows them to feel that they can try and fail, which is essential to learning. With more advanced students, confidence allows them to stretch themselves even further. I believe I have developed a…

Local Reviews

Zach and Chaitanya are doing really well. Zach is really happy, not only with the way he’s learning, but also because Chaitanya takes an interest in him as well.
Jo, Ascot Vale

Inside FootscrayTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Mia focused on solving problems involving the volume of cylinders and explored area and circumference of circles, using diagrams to reinforce understanding.

In Year 8, Liam practiced linear relationships by plotting equations on coordinate grids and worked through questions on finding equations of lines.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Ava reviewed angle types—such as complementary and supplementary angles—and estimated degrees using protractors for hands-on learning.

Recent Challenges

In Year 7 trigonometry, a student hesitated to attempt challenging problems, focusing mainly on familiar examples—this limited exposure to multi-step scenarios.

For a Year 3 multiplication task, over-reliance on counting rather than recalling tables slowed progress and led to errors ("Need to learn by heart the multiplication table").

In Year 10 data evaluation, incomplete practice with interpreting graphs meant patterns were sometimes missed.

During Year 8 decimal work, one tutor noted: "Need to be more careful while counting the number to put the decimal point and index number." These process gaps often left some questions unanswered or concepts only partly grasped in-session.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Footscray noticed a big shift with one high school student who, after struggling to estimate angles without tools, now confidently judges them by eye and checks his work independently.

Another Year 9 student who used to hesitate when stuck on problems has started raising questions mid-session and fixing mistakes right away, instead of waiting for hints.

Meanwhile, a younger student finally cleared up confusion about range and median—after weeks of guessing, he now explains the difference out loud before solving each problem.

Last week, one finished all his homework in just 20 minutes and asked for extra exercises.

What they say about our tutoring

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Tahlia and Jonah are getting along very well so far and Tahlia appears to be taking on board the information that Jonah is giving her. Tahlia is enjoying her tutoring sessions and it doesn't feel like an hour to her.

Dorcas is a very patient tutor, she has lots of experience and is good with children. She is willing to go the extra mile and my son has been improving under her guidance.

I would like to say how impressed we were with El-Abed. You provide a really useful support service.

PDHPE tutoring in Footscray

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 28 PDHPE tutors in Footscray, VIC and surrounding areas providing in-home tuition for students of all grades. The right tutor can really make a difference and this is what we pride ourselves on. There are several PDHPE tutors available around Footscray and we're specialists at finding the right fit!
 

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We really only work with the best tutors, and your first hour is a trial so you can try out a tutor and only pay if you feel it's a good match.

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 Footscray Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Footscray High School - Barkly Campus.