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Patience, commitment, passion for teaching I can explain concepts tirelessly and encourage…
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I believe the most important thing a chemistry tutor can do is leave the client with a feeling of achievement, that they have gained a new, reinforced or re-established understanding of things they may have been uncertain or unaware about. If at the end of the day the individual feels like they haven't changed, then this, I believe is an…
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Matthew
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The special thing about a chemistry tutor compared to a classroom teacher is that tutors deal with students on a much more personal level, with this, I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand and relate to the student personally his/her insights on the subject. Tutors can try to understand why the student…
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Have the student recognise that there is more to the subject than just what they see at school. To understand their unique ways of learning and use that to help them flourish. My main strength has always been communication and time management. In my time as a tutor I have also found patience as a strength. My ability to build strong rapport…
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I think the most important a chemistry tutor can do for a student is to get to know and read them perfectly. This allows a tutor to know exactly what a student needs to excel, help them set realistic goals and knowing not only when to help but also when not to help, rather letting the student try and solve a complex question themselves without…
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Give them confidence in their own ability and control over their learning experience. I have a good grasp of concepts and feel I am able to express them clearly and simply. I have a strong background in working with children, especially primary school and mid-lower highschool. I am currently studying electrical engineering at…
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A tutor should be able to help clear each and every notion that the student has about a certain topic. They should not get tired of explaining concepts on repeat. A good tutor should always be consistent and take note of what their student does. They should regularly follow up on lesson plans and make sure that the student is not burdened by any…
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It's simple, for a chemistry tutor it is most important to communicate and to be able to explain not just complex problem in simple and easy to follow manner, but simple things as well, this is what I believe differentiates a good tutor from a great tutor. This is because as a tutor it is vitally important to understand the levels the students are…
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1. A tutor must be interactive and must be collaborative. 2. Tutor should know the subject matter thoroughly and in detail and should be ready to clear any sort of confusions. 3. The learning process should not be forced rather eased with dynamic teaching strategies. 4. It is vital to keep track of every students to identify significant…
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The most important thing a chemistry tutor can do is to ensure that the child fully understands the lesson, and finds purpose in it. The student should not only study it because it is a requirement, but because they find it interesting, This I believe is a very crucial task for tutors. If a child is passionate about a subject, they will…
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I believe tutors have the biggest impact on how a student approaches a subject. Speaking from personal experience, I don't think I would've liked studying the subjects I had in year 10, 11 and 12 if I hadn't had good teachers who knew how to make the subjects interesting to learn. A tutor is capable of making studying feel less burdensome and I…
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Other than the sharing of knowledge, I would say empathy. Being a chemistry tutor, it is not only about teaching. It is also about building a connection with your students and understanding their problems and struggles. Showing them care and respect would allow you to gain their trust and respect, which would be quite essential as they would be…
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Analyse the student and find out what they need the most, which area they need help and help them understand the concept, not just memorise them. I have excelled in maths and science in high school in Sydney and got band 6 in HSC Maths Extension 2 in year 11 as an accelerated student. I am now a third year medical student at Western Sydney…
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Listen to the student. A tutor must pay attention to the students weakness and strategise around this. I am very patient and…
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Make the student feel comfortable enough to be open in saying "I didn't get that part" or "that didn't make sense". Only once they're comfortable with you can you truly help them. I think my patience, tenacity, and positivity are my main strengths as a…
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a chemistry tutor can share their own experiences and try to help them gain confidence and become an independent learner. very calm and…
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- Being consistent with their students, setting a schedule to meet with them and follow up on prescribed work - the ability to adapt to the skill level of the student e.g. ramping up the difficulty of questions sooner if a student shows great confidence and performance in a certain field/concept - Patient, don't mind elaborating on concepts…
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The most important thing a chemistry tutor can do for a student is to motivate them and also to identify what the student really need improvement in and not overwhelming them. I'm flexible and I'm able to explain concepts clearly and in a simplified version. I'm quite positive and social, which means i can create a great a good relationship with…
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My mindset when it comes to learning isn’t about knowing facts, it’s about knowing the facts about how you come to know the facts. I don’t want students to come out of tutoring with just knowledge about HSC subjects, the focus should always be on skills that will carry on into the future. To a certain extent your role as a chemistry tutor…
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Be understanding that everyone learns at there own time, and provide reassurance that anyone can learn considering they have the right attitude towards education. My strengths are communication skills, my educational background, and the ability to understand peoples backgrounds of…
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The most important thing a chemistry tutor can do for a student is to provide guidance and navigate them through the complex aspects of learning. It\'s crucial for me to not only impart knowledge but also to help students understand challenging concepts. This involves breaking down complex topics into manageable pieces, offering clear…
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Effective tutoring goes beyond conveying information; it involves fostering a positive and supportive learning environment. Build a Strong Relationship: Establishing a rapport with the student to create a comfortable learning atmosphere. Understand the student's learning style, strengths, weaknesses, and goals. Tailor Instruction to…
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Be honest and make sure the student is actually benefitting from taking tuitions from you. I think my strengths are my knowledge and my experience . I can explain things properly and I also have good grades in these…

Local Reviews

My child was tutored by Kelsi last year and she was a absolutely amazing. Always punctual, she ensured my child throughly learnt his content. My child wasn't a big fan of maths however kelsi managed to articulate the concepts in such a way that was simple and easy to understand that my child is now not afraid of maths but loves it!
Lakshan, Glen Alpine

Inside Glen AlpineTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Ethan worked through a worksheet on linear equations and basic algebra, focusing on simplifying expressions and solving for unknowns.

In Year 9, Lilian revised Pythagoras' Theorem and practiced calculating the area and perimeter of right-angled triangles using step-by-step diagrams.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student explored calculus by applying first principles to find derivatives, followed by practice questions from school sheets to consolidate understanding.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student often arrived without essential materials—calculator, workbook, or textbook—which meant valuable lesson time was spent tracking down resources rather than consolidating exam skills. As a tutor put it, "he didn't have his calculator for the test review, so we had to skip key questions."

In Year 8 maths, one student's tendency to miss scheduled lessons led to gaps in understanding angle properties; feedback and corrections couldn't be discussed promptly.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner's messy written work during multiplication practice made errors harder to spot and correct, slowing progress on basic numeracy.

Recent Achievements

One Glen Alpine tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to skip over unfamiliar maths questions now writes down everything he understands before asking for help, showing real initiative and willingness to tackle tough problems.

A Year 7 student who often forgot multiplication facts is now recalling factors quickly during sessions, thanks to consistent times table practice—something she struggled with at the start.

In a recent high school session, another student applied last week's arithmetic strategies independently this time around, solving new problems without needing prompts or reminders from the tutor.

What they say about our tutoring

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l am extremely happy with Tara. She is such a lovely person, so thank-you for sending her to us.

Adib is wonderful. Ethan enjoys the time spent with him and is getting his motivation back, which is great.

Karly is enjoying the tutoring (as much as kids do!) Pablo is great & always contactable. He keeps in touch & plans for Karly. He is always flexible.

Chemistry tutoring in Glen Alpine

All students need to go from struggling to catching up is the right kind of help at the right moment. The same goes for students who are on top of their assignments but never quite excel at science.

Students reach the next level when they work with someone who understands their needs, who’s available and honestly cares about their goal. That kind of support goes a long way, especially with chemistry, as it tends to be elusive and hard to master.

Chemistry Tutor Glen Alpine

In most cases, that kind of help isn't available at school. Teachers already have a full classroom to manage and are generally swamped with tasks. Maybe you've already thought of finding a local Glen Alpine chemistry tutor for your child, but you didn't know where to start and what to look out for.

We can help.

This is what we do. We organise one-on-one tutoring in your home, at a time that's most convenient for you. You choose what the tutor covers and how often they come. Not quite sure what your child needs to learn? No need to worry, we'll figure it out.

We charge a simple hourly fee and last but not least, in case you don't like the first lesson - we consider it a trial and match you with another chemistry tutor in Glen Alpine.

We've seen it time and time again, all it takes for a student to start trying again is that one aha moment.

The right tutor can get your child there.

Give it a try!
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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 Campbelltown City Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Thomas Acres Public School.