Gordonvale's tutors include experienced primary and secondary teachers, an ATAR 99.90 Dux and peer mentor, Kumon-trained English and maths specialists, a school vice-captain, award-winning science graduates, seasoned private tutors, and accomplished youth coaches—each bringing real classroom expertise or proven academic excellence to support students at every level.
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High school or primary, you'll get a tutor that fits your needs.
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My 3 Children have been having tutoring and have all found it very beneficial ,our Tutor was very helpful friendly. One child going up 20 places in her recent maths test ranking , they have all become far more confident as well. Highly recommend.Belinda Greer
Year 6 student Layla focused on calculating wages and understanding profit and loss using real-life word problems.
In Year 9, Eve worked through trigonometry questions—finding unknown side lengths and angles in triangles—as well as tackling similarity and congruence from her recent exam paper.
For Year 10, Sophia concentrated on simplifying index laws, working with integers, and evaluating order of operations by reviewing examples from her latest school test.
In Year 7, a student lost their homework sheet and had to spend the session redoing work instead of moving forward; "he didn't bring all required materials," one tutor noted, which disrupted learning flow.
A Year 9 student often avoided showing working when rearranging algebraic formulas—this made it difficult to spot where misunderstandings occurred with negatives and sign changes.
In senior grades, assignment formatting was flagged: "a few minor changes were made to assignment formatting and interpretation," impacting clarity in assessment tasks.
For one primary student, repeated missed homework meant less time practicing worded problems, leading to lower confidence when tackling new concepts alone.
One Gordonvale tutor noticed a big shift in a Year 9 student who, after struggling to prepare for tests alone, now brings her own study materials and arrives with specific questions she wants help with—something she'd never done before.
Another high schooler recently tackled complex angle problems using formulas from memory, when just weeks ago he needed frequent reminders and struggled with recall.
In primary, one student who previously hesitated to check her work now regularly backchecks for mistakes without prompting, finishing all her subtraction tasks independently this week.
