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Tutors in Hazelbrook include a Master's-level advanced mathematics specialist with HSC Band 6s and E4s, an experienced early childhood educator and OOSH homework tutor, a Bachelor-qualified physics graduate and peer mentor, a World of Maths workshop facilitator, veteran homeschool teacher, music and STEM award recipients, and multiple academic prize-winners across maths, science, and English.

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Timothy
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Guide them through difficult subject matter in a relatable and clear fashion to help a student overcome barriers that they are facing in a particular subject. I believe it would be good to be personable, kind and understanding. imparting a love for mathematics as well. I am able to communicate effectively and have patience and understanding. I…
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Teaching is not about your own academic ability but being able to explain content in a way the student can understand. The most important thing a tutor can do is find the specific way a student learns and use that to teach. I’m highly emotional intelligent and mental health conscious. I believe this will allow me to get the best from my students…
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Veronica
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I can be there for a student and reassure them that human brains are sometimes complicated but once you take down the barriers to learning, then you can really take off. It's alright to be confused, it's a sign you're thinking. You're almost there, and if we talk about it and try some simpler examples, then it will all fall into place. Since 2019…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are: * Provide an engaging but fun learning environment; * Provide a comfortable learning experience, tailored to the students own learning needs; * Ensure the student is comfortable in asking questions of you; and * Ensure you are acting in accordance with God and emulating that in your…
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I think it's important for a tutor to understand their students educational needs and to help them learn how to apply themselves in the most effective way. The student should be happy with their education and the way their progressing in their subjects. The students need to feel comfortable enough with their tutor to ask for help, and feel as…
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Tutors need to be consistent, organised, as well as encouraging to help students feel motivated to achieve their academic goals. By creating motivation for students, students can also improve in their other subjects through their consistent studying patters that are shown by tutors. As a tutor, I am organised and can create plans for others 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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I believe the most important role a 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 perceive…
Connor
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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…
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Help them achieve a specific goal e.g. get a specific grade in a subject. Good communication…
Marius
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At the end of a session, you want your student to understand the concept being taught, rather than blindly solving problems using formulae without understanding why. Targeting low-confidence areas: Most people like doing things they're good at but if you're already competent in those areas, you're just wasting time. This is why it's important…
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Teaching the student to be motivated to learn, and how to learn and access the resources they need to learn is the most important things a tutor can do for a student. Once the student is confident that they can learn, they can become a much better independent learner, and require much tutelage outside of class. I consider one of my most useful…
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Personalise the learning. Incorporate connections to the student's interests. Teach to the student's strengths. creativity and…
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Helping students expand their knowledge and understanding around a topic is a given in tutoring as that is what students are coming to see tutors in the first instance. However, I believe that as someone with great knowledge and wisdom, a tutor also has a responsibility to help students acquire the skills to grow and learn. I think a key aspect of…
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Its important for a tutor to be able to instill confidence in their students, ensuring that they not only learn the content but are also confident with their knowledge. Furthermore a tutors favourite tool should be empathy, one should think about where students might get stuck on your teachings and how to prepare or improve your lessons…
Timothy
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I'd say the most important thing a tutor can do is present a subject's content in an accessible and positive way, as often this will help the student develop their own passion for the subject which is the most beneficial thing for their grades and academic experiences. I think my youth really helps me connect with kids and have versatility in the…
Julian
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To build their knowledge to a base where they can be confident. I have no experience besides helping my peers in…
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Being a form of support. Letting the student know it’s okay to make mistakes because that’s how we learn. It’s okay to make mistakes as much as it is to get it right. Getting things wrong is not easy to deal with but it’s also okay to feel your feelings. Be upset when things go wrong and celebrate your victories! I’m a friendly and…
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Providing students with problem-solving techniques is important as this can provide an alternate perspective of the steps required solving challenging questions whilst also listening to the individuals needs. My strengths as a tutor are ensuring I understand the student's needs and providing the necessary strategies to overcome problems whilst…
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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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Mentoring the students to become better people intellectually and building strategies where they can implement after the tutoring has ceased. Therefore, the confidence of achieving academically can spill into all forms of life. Understanding that each students will bring different strengths to a problem and working with their strengths to overcome…
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A best tutor can make a student like no more external support requires for their studies. Not only in academic aspect but also in their life. other syllabus, skills like time management, respect to other, focus, initiation can also improved. I consider the above as the most important things a tutor can do for a student. I have a good communication…

Local Reviews

We've only had 3 meetings so far with Daniel. My nearly 11 yr old son who doesn't particularly like school work and struggles to stay focused is genuinely interested and happy to work with Daniel. They communicate well and Daniel has made maths enjoyable and interesting for my son.
Stacy

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Content Covered

Year 9 student Felix worked on identifying strengths and areas for improvement, reviewed a previous assignment, and started basic algebra and powers.

For Year 10, one student focused on financial maths by calculating tax, medicare levy, taxable income, and tax refunds using real-life scenarios.

A Year 8 student tackled simultaneous equations and proportionality through challenging questions from a previous exam to build confidence with these concepts.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student often left set homework incomplete and appeared unorganised, sometimes forgetting materials and being easily distracted during maths lessons—one tutor observed, "Guessing answers became a fallback when focus slipped."

In Year 10 financial maths, a lack of confidence led to avoiding practice on tax and measurement questions, despite encouragement to redo successful tests independently.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 child's messy letter formation made reading and writing challenging; confusion between 'j' and 'i' slowed progress in spelling activities.

In each case, uncertainty or disorganisation directly interrupted skill-building in the moment, leaving unfinished tasks or half-formed habits behind.

Recent Achievements

A Hazelbrook tutor recently noticed a Year 11 student who used to hesitate when tackling trigonometry now jumps in with questions and isn't afraid to make mistakes, showing real initiative compared to earlier sessions.

Another high schooler, previously unsure about index laws, surprised herself by earning a strong exam mark and has started working through problems more intuitively.

Meanwhile, in Year 1, Charbel's reading fluency has grown—he can now remember tricky words he struggled with before and reads aloud with far fewer pauses than just a few weeks ago. Last session, he even finished his alphabet worksheet without prompts.

Maths tutoring in Hazelbrook

Maths doesn't have to be hard. The right support and the right approach change all that. Just ask any student who is doing well in maths - they usually love the feeling of "getting it". This is what we aim to create for students - intellectual independence and joy of learning. It's the only path to success in maths whether your goal is to pass or achieve A's. We focus on the content but also on teaching the right approach to learning maths. Probably the most common mistake students make is rule dependence, trying to memorize what to do without understanding why it's done that way - it doesn't work. But each student has their own issues, some with confidence others with silly mistakes or exam technique ...

Maths Tutor Hazelbrook

... A well matched maths tutor will make a world of difference. Check out our 22 maths tutors in Hazelbrook, NSW. The tutor comes to your home at the agreed time, so no need to worry about who is driving whom where and when. We make it easy. There are no booking fees, cancellation costs or minimum requirements. Just pay for what you use based on a simple hourly rate.

Contact us @ 1300 312 354 OR simply fill in the form below and we'll reach out. We guarantee your first lesson with a trial - so if you're not happy you don't pay for it.

 

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 Lawson Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Hazelbrook Public School.