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Tutors in Hilbert include a PhD mathematician and WA curriculum expert, veteran high school and Cambridge maths teachers, a national Faculty of Agriculture academic awardee, an early childhood education specialist, experienced K–12 tutors with ATARs up to 94.9, and passionate STEM graduates with extensive mentoring, enrichment coaching, and international teaching credentials.

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Tahmid
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A teacher must be absolutely predictable in terms of her expectations of her pupils. She must stick to her classroom expectations and be very consistent. If a class senses that the teacher is unsure, they will be in charge of that classroom very shortly. Therefore, consistency is a must. Fairness is also important. Being willing to listen and…
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Be patient and work with the student using different strategies - every student is different so we have to be adaptive. Building a rapport with my students and listening skills so I can understand where the misconceptions…
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Zohra Fathima
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As a Tutor, one can make the lessons easily understandable to the students as there is personal attention given. Hence personal teaching is the best part of tutoring where in the student feels comfortable and their minds are open to grasp things which are taught. My strength is communication. I can talk to students and make them comfortable which…
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To provide a safe learning atmosphere for students where they are not afraid to be wrong because that is where learning begins. Students should feel comfortable and open with their teachers. Easy to get along with and students feel comfortable with the tutor. I am relaxed and easy going and can therefore create an easygoing and enjoyable learning…
ali
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To teach them how to be an independent learner and cope with dealing with new problems and how to approach them, with a problem solving mindset and confidence. Being able to quickly identify the students method of learning and approaching problems and adapt to that in order to maximize the productivity of the time I am with them and to minimize…
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To motivate learners and realise their full potential through a properly design learning process using discovery approach. A learning process that also relevant to learner’s needs developing them mentally, physically, socially and emotionally. A Holistic way to teach and learners learn. The tomb of knowledge I have gained from 10 years of…
Sarvesh
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A tutor needs to create a safe environment for students to ask questions and learn more about what they’re studying, without the fear of getting things wrong. A tutor should make a student enjoy the subject they’re tutoring and thus create perfect climate for the student to grow and achieve excellence. I am able to create relationships and…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to give them the satisfaction of solving problems themselves. I find it very satisfying in my Uni study when topics just click in my mind. I feel that a tutor must also facilitate this feeling into their students to promote interest and confidence. I am well versed in maths and physics since…
Manasi
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Being able to support a student with no judgement despite where they are in their academic journey. As well as making learning fun and engaging for children rather than something they dread. As someone who’s being to tutors her whole life, I am able to use the skills that helped me gain knowledge and apply it in my…
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I think the most important thing a student can do for a tutor is give them confidence in subjects that they are struggling with, or reinforce their confidence in the subjects they are strong at. Going into a test with confidence certainly helps me perform better, so it would be important for me to help potential students with this, by clarifying…
Janidu
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Though helping the student pass with excellent grades is important, what is more important is how much the tutors lessons can help in a day-to-day life scenario. Such as study methods which could be used for future studies, pushing students forward in helping them realize their passions and goals. invigorating the curiosity and wonder the…
Noel Xavier
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Being patient and listening to the student, and being able to instill study habits and life lessons to students. I struggled myself as a student, and I think I can relate to certain obstacles of a student. Although, I did excel in high school as I worked hard. I am proficient in both hard sciences and social…
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I consider patience to be very essential when it comes to teaching. In order to be able to guide a student in the best possible way, I strongly feel that a tutor should understand the needs of a student and take the time to lead them in the direction that they aim to achieve. Motivation is also key as it is usually effective if pushing a student…

Local Reviews

Dylan was extremely professional and he came prepared with a range of materials.
Hannah, Armadale

Inside HilbertTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Isabelle focused on trigonometry basics and revisited the quadratic formula, also reviewing compound and simple interest calculations using real-world examples.

A Year 9 student tackled linear algebra by solving for x in equations with one or two unknowns, as well as finding gradients and y-intercepts when graphing lines from coordinates.

Meanwhile, a Year 6 student worked through addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of fractions and explored perimeter and area concepts for various shapes using diagrams to reinforce understanding.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student often relied on a calculator during class, especially for basic arithmetic, which limited their ability to spot errors in compound interest and index questions.

As one tutor observed, "he skipped showing steps in algebra, which hid sign errors."

In Year 10, another student struggled with organizing study materials—missing notes meant extra time spent searching instead of practicing trigonometry.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student forgot to bring both homework and a notebook to sessions; this disrupted review and made it harder to build fluency with multiplication tables.

The gaps became obvious when multi-step problems came up unexpectedly.

Recent Achievements

One Hilbert tutor noticed high schooler Solomon's big shift with trigonometry: after weeks of confusion, he worked through his teacher's extra worksheet and finished the session visibly happy, even managing the hardest ratio problems thanks to a basketball analogy.

Another recent win—Isabelle (Year 10) has started bringing her own questions to each lesson and now asks for help the moment she feels stuck, instead of quietly guessing; this new habit is helping her finish homework with almost no errors.

Meanwhile, primary student Tawny remembered fraction skills from months ago and confidently compared fractions using multiple strategies in their latest session.

What they say about our tutoring

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Jade has settled in really well with Sangdi, and has told me that she feels she is learning and understanding new things each time they have a meeting. I am also happy with Sangdi as I can see that he has already made progress with Jade.

Holly has stated that Jennifer her tutor is helping her with her Maths. She is certainly in a better frame of mind with Jennifer than when either myself or my husband had tried to help in the past. Early days yet but looking positive.

We are very happy with Kirill. In a short space of time he seems to have developed a good relationship with our sons. They feel comfortable asking for assistance in understanding concepts etc. I feel that Kirill is a good match and a great role model for them!!! It doesn't hurt that he is from NZ (like me); sporty (like my boys) and at Melbourne Uni doing engineering , which is something that I think may interest Mason!

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 Armadale Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Xavier Catholic School.