Tutors in Gilead include a 99.2 ATAR Premier's Award recipient and course-first Mathematics tutor, an experienced K–10 teacher with a Master of Science, a Bachelor of Education candidate specialising in primary years, HSC high achievers across STEM and English, and university students with proven mentoring, peer tutoring, and competition-winning backgrounds.
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Standard Crystine is so lovely and so prepared we have had a number of tutors and she is far the the best so far we love herElizabeth ONeill
Year 8 student Oliver worked through his recent algebra exam and tackled homework on equations, with a focus on handling negative signs in solutions.
For Year 10, Ethan practiced solving linear equations using worksheets, while Lilian completed class tasks targeting foundational algebra skills.
Meanwhile, Year 4 student Simran explored area and perimeter concepts, applying formulas to solve measurement problems involving rectangles and squares.
A Year 11 student frequently arrived without key materials—must also have the necessary tools with him at each lesson such as the textbook, workbooks, and calculator—which meant time was lost sourcing resources instead of focusing on trigonometry or revision.
In Year 8 algebra sessions, missing homework led to repeated gaps in core concepts like surds and indices; a tutor noted that "review for the upcoming test" was hindered by these unfinished tasks.
Meanwhile, a Year 4 student's maths progress slowed when messy handwriting made addition and multiplication workings hard to follow.
Each scenario left students feeling less prepared during lessons.
A tutor in Gilead noted one high school student, who used to hesitate with simultaneous equations, now solving them entirely on their own.
Another recent session saw a Year 10 student quickly grasp SOHCAHTOA and confidently tackle harder trigonometry problems using substitution—something that had caused confusion before.
For a younger learner, there's been a real shift: instead of skipping tricky homework questions, she flags the ones she finds difficult and brings them to lessons for help.
Just last week, she completed all assigned homework and correctly answered most of the questions herself.
