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Rashik Buddha
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A tutor who gives direct solution to the student are not considered to be a good tutor. We must provide path towards the answer and let the student find out the answer themselves. This will help them build confidence. A tutor must be able to make the student understand what s/he is teaching. The teaching must be fun and exciting. As a tutor, i…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to give them confidence and make sure they achieve their personal best, which is extremely integral in the student's journey through schooling and their future. I feel like I am a very patient person as this is a quality that is required for tutoring, my other strengths include my…
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LAURA
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Trying to bring out the best that a student can do; whether in grasping a concept, applying it or simply being able to explain it. Properly conveying the idea to each student according to their personal means of understanding because "you can't judge an elephant by its ability to…
Kyan
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Reinforcment and feedback holds highest credence as an educator. Someone who is a good tutor regardless of subject is able to touch people who are unlike them. It takes a degree of empathy to step into the mindset of other students and apply positive reinforcement to their efforts. This not only creates a strong relationship with the student's own…
Yamyyn
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I believe a tutor can help a student find the most suitable way to learn a subject that they might be struggling with in a traditional classroom. With enough encouragement and flexibility in their approach, a tutor can build a student's confidence in their own ability to learn, understand, and grow. I'm flexible with my teaching approach - I don't…
Lily
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is ensure the tutor works towards the students strengths and attempts to minimise their weaknesses. Tutors should also be considerate to their student by considering their needs and how they like to learn so that their student's highest potential is achieved. I believe I am patient, flexible,…
Talia
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them not only build the skills they need for the subject they're being tutored in, but also to build the skills to be confident of themselves within it as well. From my experience being tutored both in maths and for an instrument, that was something my tutors helped me with,…
Zeina
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is help him learn all the tools he needs to succeed on his own. My number one strength is having the passion for it. I really love what I teach and I truly want to deliver the material in the best way possible, which always helps me in achieving the desired aim. My second strength has to be my…
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To make sure the student is comfortable and overcoming the well known issue of being shy to ask about anything lesson difficulty. The different approaches I have to explain the problem with a huge smile on the…
Mohamad Khalil
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I consider the most important thing a tutor can do is to realise exactly where the students' weaknesses lie and be able to help them overcome their challenges. Patience is a key to the strong tutor. I have an advanced knowledge in my selected subjects. I prepare very well and give alot of my effort to make sure the student…
Samantha
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Understand their personal style of learning (what works best for the student) and making the learning experience rewarding and enjoyable for the student. I am very patient and level-headed which comes in handy when trying to get students to understand concepts which may be challenging or confusing to…
Libnan
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Follow up with their work Do your best so students ask for you every year Discuss with their parents the advantages you are making with their kids and listen to their feedback. Maintain a good relationship with students based on respect. Friendly atmosphere so students feel free to ask me any question (no silly questions in my…
Nushrat
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A teacher should camouflage their teaching techniques according to their students learning styles. Tutors are born with the ability to teach the subject with enthusiasm. Keeping track of lessons, effective communication are also a huge part of it but being patience is the spotlight of the…
Anzel
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A tutor can help his/her students reach a point of self-confidence in his/her own ability. Teach students to become independent learners and above all, help improve their academic performance. As a tutor, my strengths as a tutor would include; flexibility, I am able to adapts to different schedules and subjects, reliable, positive attitude towards…
Anthony
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The most important things that a tutor can do for a student is to be a positive role model for students. I like to encourage them and help them believe in themselves. I also like to be honest with them when they are struggling and help them find ways to improve, grow and develop. I have creativity and enthusiasm for teaching. I have the ability…
Allyza
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are providing personalized support, fostering a positive learning environment, instilling confidence, and helping the student develop effective study skills and problem-solving strategies. My strengths as a tutor include clear communication, adaptability to individual learning styles, and a…
Kai
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A tutor's Job is to ensure the academic success of the student, however to do this effectively a tutor must listen and understand the student such to alter their teaching method to suit that of the student. Thus, one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to ask the student appropriate questions to identify what they don't…
Matthew
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Knowledge and guidance. Being able to equip the student with all the fundamentals and core ideas and also being able to give advice to the student when entering a exams. My strengths as a tutor consists of being able to explain things in a way that is understandable for the student and yet able to make it fun. I personally think that making the…
Henry
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I believe the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to be a great role-model. It is not only about teaching the content, but most importantly being a positive influence. My career goal whether it is engineering or teaching is to contribute to people in need so that they feel a sense of confidence and fulfilment in what they do.…
Rawad
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The most important thing to do for a student is to be supportive and patient when teaching them. We have all been there before. Always be kind. My greatest strength is that I am highly empathetic and I can put myself in my students shoes when they struggle in grasping a certain concept. I am very patient and can reassure them that I was once there…
Varun
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I consider working on the clarity of concept as the most important thing. The concept once built, can be polished by recalling it several times when solving directly or indirectly related problems. Overall, the student should be able to process new information and solve the related problems on its own. My strengths are as follows: 1. The way…
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Every student has unique capabilities and capacities. Evaluating these capabilities and adjusting the teaching style accordingly would be one of the key steps with any student. That way, the teacher obtains the opportunity to build confidence within students. Introducing different teaching styles to explain basics is the best way to make them…
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The most important things I can do for a student is to support and understand the needs of each individual student as each student excels in different areas of each subject. By breaking difficult subjects down into basic components through simplifying and clarifying them, this will assist in building the students' interest towards studying in a…

Local Reviews

The tutor you sent me on Sat is absolutely excellent. Pls don’t change Mina. My kids feel really comfortable with her and finally we feel we have a winning formula.
Frederick

Inside Greenhills BeachTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Thomas practised addition, subtraction, telling time, identifying shapes, and skip counting to build foundational numeracy.

In Year 7, Diyian focused on fractions and decimals as well as tackling multiplication and long division problems.

For a senior high school session, Year 10 student Mia explored angle identities—including co-interior and alternate angles—and worked through geometry questions involving types of triangles and parallel lines.

Recent Challenges

A Year 12 student working on essay-based subjects was encouraged to gather research sources as she went, but tended to leave this step until after drafting, making it harder to integrate evidence smoothly. As noted, "she would benefit if she gathered sources whilst in the process of learning those areas."

Meanwhile, a Year 9 maths student sometimes left homework incomplete due to outside commitments; when tasks were finished late or skipped, recent progress with decimals and fractions wasn't fully reinforced before moving on.

In both cases, organization around ongoing work created last-minute stress or slowed consolidation.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Greenhills Beach noticed Tom, a high school student, was initially hesitant with volume conversions but, after working through the method together, began applying them accurately across different maths problems without needing prompts.

In another session, Maiee—also in high school—started making clear links between historical sources and essay questions on the Pompeii and Herculaneum module; she now actively highlights ethical issues instead of just listing facts.

Meanwhile, Diyian (Year 5) had previously struggled to understand multiplication and division but is now tackling those concepts more confidently and even explains his reasoning aloud when asked.

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