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Hawkesbury Heights' tutors include a Bachelor-qualified primary teacher and educational facilitator, an HSC First in Course achiever with glowing mathematics references, experienced private and Kumon tutors, high-ATAR university students, peer mentors, a school captain dux, Little Professors science leader, and STEM specialists with extensive experience teaching K–12 learners—including those with diverse needs.

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Luke
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To be a personal, and educational anchor for a student, helping to relieve stresses that come from classroom and school-life and helping to further progress their learning abilities and educational prowess to new heights. Patience, understanding and an enthusiasm for learning. I understand that some students are not well suited for the classroom…
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I believe the most important role an english tutor plays is to establish a friendly relationship with the student. This makes learning more engaging and achievable. My previous tutoring experience has shown me that students learn best when they are engaged more personally. For example, relating concepts to the hobbies of a student allows them to…
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Carmen
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Giving them the confidence to see that they are just as able as any other kid. Knowing how to be on level with the student and seeing what the problem is, why they are confused and how to deal with it. Having a good rapport with…
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I believe the most important thing is being able to help students achieve their goals, as tutoring is about sharing experience academically and personally finding someone who can understand and connect with students is very important and i personally believe that i have the ability to do that. I believe that my ability to connect with students and…
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I can see from one's point of view. Ability to bridge the gap in a human to human way. Empathy. Perspective. The ability to tackle novel problems and come to solutions in a systematic way and the ability to show this thought process to a student. The student ends up with a deep understanding of the topic Very empathetic. Ability to see the…
Callum
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To help them understand their strengths and how they learn best so that they can achieve their fullest potential in a way that doesn't lessen their mental, physical or emotional wellbeing. Patience, empathy, and over a thousand hours volunteering one-on-one with young people to help them with schoolwork and the challenges of…
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Apart from solely the academic component of teaching, there is a humanitarian element that I really enjoy. I think teaching the course content optimally and elevating your student's understanding is objectively the most important role as an english tutor. However, I truly believe that providing an uplifting and entertaining class atmosphere for…
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Support young people in their individual approach to encourage self-understanding, self-awareness and self-belief. Quite recently, I was diagnosed with a disorder which affects how I process information. I didn't know this going through adolescence, but I remember the struggle and feeling limited in what was/wasn't achievable. It's important to…
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The most important things an english tutor can do for the student is help uncover their learning style, improve their skills, build confidence in a student and improve their study skills. It is essential for tutors to build a good rapport and advance students' growth and success. I'm organised and have strong time-management skills, which are…
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As an english tutor, it is essential to establish a learning space where students feel comfortable to ask questions and clarify ideas to ensure understanding of concepts. I strive to create a welcoming environment by reassuring students of their strengths while helping them work on their weaknesses and aim higher. As a tutor, I am very flexible to…
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One of the most important things an english tutor can do for a student is to give him or her self-confidence. I believe that this is especially important for struggling students. A tutor must encourage students and provide them with the tools required for academic success. A student should enjoy tutoring sessions whilst consistently improving…
Chelsea
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I believe the most important things an english tutor can do for a student are to be friendly and make sure they feel welcome. It's also important to make sure the student is understanding the content and if they aren't to reiterate the points or try to teach them in another way. My strengths as a tutor are that I am highly organised and prepared,…
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For me, the most important things an english tutor can do for a student is to set aside the necessary time and effort aside for each session. This is vital when helping the student to maintain their motivation and dedication to their work. Time management and the ability to plan each session; (some students may find it difficult to sort out for…
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Be honest, flexible, patient, good listener, professional, share your own experiences with the student to Bose their confidence, teach on how to learn, be confident and be a collaborator. These are the most important things that an english tutor can do and should be able to for a student as we are responsible for teaching them and help them to be…
Jacob
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A tutor needs to be apt at recognising where a student is at and how they learn, and able to accomodate for a students needs accordingly. They also need to be supportive and encouraging, providing constructive criticism where needed whilst also recognising the students progression and achievements. My biggest strength is my patience and empathy,…
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Explain concepts to students that they do not understand. Fill in the gaps that they have not been able to grasp at school in the classroom. By explaining topics and concepts to the students they obtain confidence and that in turn enhances their ability to progress in the subject they are experiencing difficulty in. Tutoring is the bridge to…
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Teach them subjects in such a way that is relatable to them and they are able to conceptualise and visualise the imperativeness of the subject and help them build a model of study that etches the subject on their memory in the most easiest way possible. To be patient and be willing to go over any concept or problem over and over again to make sure…
Laura
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I think that the most important thing an english tutor can do for a student is ensure that the information and skills being taught are useful to the student. To be able to identify the areas of which a student is having a hard time and adapt their way of teaching. Understanding that the students learning is the number one priority when teaching…
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Most importantly an english tutor should understand the goals and needs of each student individually - what they find difficult and why they struggle with certain concepts. Subsequently, tutors should teach students the concepts and ensure they understand how to solve problems, this provides lifelong problem solving skills rather than memorised…
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The most important thing for a tutor to do is to make sure the student can feel confident, making the subject enjoyable to learn, rather than stressful and disheartening. I try to understand what part they are struggling with, so I can help them understand, rather than learn rote answers. So this means I'm patient, and a good…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to instil confidence within them as it is a key catalyst in nurturing a drive for learning. If a student is confident, it is more likely that they will engage in classwork with a more positive mindset and will not be afraid to ask questions. Moreover, I think it is important as a…

Local Reviews

She has made real progress with my girls over the last two terms.
Emily

Inside Hawkesbury HeightsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Isaac focused on applying BODMAS and practicing long division in mathematics, while also distinguishing between literal and metaphoric writing in his English creative writing homework.

In Year 10, Luke worked through algebraic equations involving moving pronumerals across the equals sign, and practiced simplifying expressions using exponentials.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Zahraa developed her economics essays by linking economic objectives to policies and refining her structure with targeted feedback for upcoming assessments.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 mathematics, one student "regularly forgets formulas" and was often distracted during lessons, sometimes drawing or writing unrelated notes, which led to difficulty recalling area and volume methods when tackling composite shapes.

In a Year 7 English session, a lack of homework and minimal revision meant only base knowledge of grammar topics was remembered—retention dropped after longer breaks without practice.

For a senior assessment task in Years 11–12, an essay draft remained incomplete the day before it was due; time management and earlier planning would have prevented last-minute stress as the deadline loomed.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Hawkesbury Heights noticed one high school student, previously hesitant to ask for clarification, now actively stops to question confusing essay prompts before planning responses.

Another Year 11 student who used to rush through maths problems began self-checking answers for negatives, catching errors without prompting.

In a younger year group, a primary student who struggled with fidgeting found ways to moderate movement during reading practice—managing to finish an entire passage aloud without interruption for the first time.

What they say about our tutoring

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Timothy is very happy with how things are going with Jerome.  Tim feels like he is learning and is comfortable with Jerome who I have found to be a very polite young man.  Tim has not had any tests or exams since he began tutoring, I'm sure we will see an improvement at that time.

Hi Erica, everything good so far. Isaac is lovely and Adam appears to be relating well to him. He has had 2 recent Math tests and has seemed more relaxed about them so I think we're seeing some short term gains already.

Hi Erica, Yes all seems to be going well with Sean's tutoring. He responds well to Andy. Thanks

English tutoring in Hawkesbury Heights

Are you looking for an English Tutor? We don't blame you! In an increasingly interconnected world written and verbal communication skills are more and more important. And, with the amount of information available out there, it is increasingly important to be able to read, comprehend, compare and evaluate written information.

These aren't skills useful only for achieving high grades in English, they are invaluable life skills with more real world relevance than ever before... but... it does all start at school, in English class. 

English Tutor Hawkesbury Heights

A conveniently located Hawkesbury Heights English tutor will help your child develop the English skills they need to ace those exams and increase interest in the subject. The tutor will come to your home whenever it is convenient and tailor the tuition to your child's specific needs and academic goals. Maybe your child needs some help with school work, or an assignment, or exam preparation ... that's ok, the tutor will conduct lessons in whatever way you specify.

On the pricing side of things, there are no hidden costs or requirements or sneaky fees. You can use tutoring as much or as little as you like and you are charged only for what you use with a simple hourly rate. That's it.

Try us on 1300 312 354....

... and by the way, your first lesson works as a trial, so if you don't love your tutor, you won't be charged and we can organise an alternative English tutor in Hawkesbury Heights.

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 Blue Mountains Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Castlereagh Public School.