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Tutors in High Wycombe include a Science Education PhD and former Head of Faculty with 33 years' experience, K–12 classroom teachers and education postgraduates, an ATAR 97+ Law/Finance scholar, a Maths Olympiad awardee, peer mentors, and subject specialists with national academic honors—offering students the guidance of true experts and passionate educators.

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Personalize learning and teach the student specific to their learning style. Its best to ensure they learn the info required in the way the student is capable of learning, rather than enforcing them to follow a default method. Definitely communication and experience with younger people, if they struggle to understand a topic I could explain in…
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I believe that an important thing to consider is empathy and encouragement, as students often look up to their tutors for advice, validation and knowledge. Another significant thing a tutor can do for a student is provide them with plenty of practice questions and worksheets, especially for mathematics, practice questions allow certain concepts to…
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Understanding the student is one of the most important things that a tutor should do for a student. To understand where the student is lacking focus and what needs to be done to het better results is one of the qualities which a tutor should have. The bond I make with the students in no time is one of the qualities I like about me. From…
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Tutors can be a great source of inspiration to a student to do more and learn more. The knowledge that we could share to a student would be the greatest gift anyone could share as an individual or as a tutor. So, if at least one student is benefited with my knowledge and inspired to do more than just the ordinary that could be the greatest impact…
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The most important thing as a tutor is to guide the students think positively. I was influenced by my high school maths teacher so much and even now I remember what he said to the class, "all maths is easy, none of these are hard" and "practice makes progress". The encouragement from my maths teacher motivated me to have faith on myself that I…
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A tutor can listen to them and really understand their challenges in order to provide a tailor-made learning solution. Each child is different with specific learning needs, a great tutor can help them find the right way of learning that is most fruitful. I believe in learning myself for a solid subject knowledge and great interpersonal skills,…
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- Instilling passion to learn - Helping students develop strategies which suit them individually as a person and aid them to excel for future studies. - Development of problem solving skills and understanding of the basic concepts behind the subject matter. Strengths: - Agreeable and open-minded. Willing to listen to the ideas of the student, who…

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Kelly is excellent! She is a brilliant tutor. Kelly is knowledgeable, patient and supportive. My son has grown in confidence with Maths and we have Kelly to thank for that. I highly recommend Kelly.
Amy, Maida Vale

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Year 5 student Emily practised converting between percentages and decimals, and worked through real-life percentage word problems.

In Year 8, Jack focused on solving linear equations and graphing straight lines, as well as tackling algebraic word expressions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Sarah explored factorising quadratic equations and used the turning point formula to analyse the graphs of quadratics.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student hesitated to start solving problems in algebra unless prompted, worried about making mistakes; this perfectionism slowed progress and meant fewer attempts at unfamiliar material.

"He often waits for my approval before continuing," a tutor noted after a lesson on negative numbers—leading to lost opportunities for independent reasoning.

In Year 10 trigonometry, another student relied heavily on calculator routines rather than working through steps by hand, which hid gaps in understanding SOHCAHTOA when applied in worded questions.

A Year 7's messy written equations made it difficult even for themselves to spot where a sign error had crept in.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in High Wycombe noticed a big shift with Niru, a Year 10 student who started using his own strategies to tackle tough maths problems instead of just following set steps—something he hadn't done before.

Remy, in Year 11, chose to work on linear equations right away despite her past frustration; she pushed through the tricky parts and even began asking deeper questions about why methods work.

In primary school, Tyler was excited to learn new mental maths shortcuts for divisibility and multiplying by 11, and immediately put them into practice without hesitation.

Maths tutoring in High Wycombe

Our belief is that tutoring should be an easy & positive experience for all parties involved -parents, students & tutors. Home tuition is so popular because it works. There is just no substitute for tailored on-on-one help from a maths tutor who gets to know your child's strengths and weaknesses inside out. Unfortunately such a person can be difficult to find - that's where we come in!

Maths Tutor High Wycombe

We work with 7 maths tutors in & around High Wycombe, WA. The tutor comes to your home, or any other location, to help your child at a time and day that works for you. These tutors have helped thousands of students in both primary and high school - you can look at hundreds of reviews below. They have all been screened, interviewed and most importantly they love tutoring.

Give us a call on 1300 312 354 Or complete the enquiry form below. We'll have a quick chat to understand your needs and figure out which times/days work best. Then we'll organise a tutor to get in touch for a trial risk-free lesson. Simple.

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