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Bryce
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Give the student the ability to understand the problem instead of just the capacity to solve it. Being able to communicate a difficult idea clearly and…
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Fundamentally, a tutor must be able to pass on their knowledge to students such that they can progress academically. This should be accompanied by helping and testing the students where necessary. I prefer to break down complex concepts into smaller ideas, which can then be used as a foundation for understanding and applying the actual…
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Francesca
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to explain it so they understand what you're saying, and then give them time to figure it out on their own with out being given the answer, and without time constraints. I also think that making them feel comfortable to ask for help is very important, because if they don't ask…
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First of all, a tutor should build strong, personal relationship with their students. Then, he/she should have ability to communicate in a way that makes the learner feels motivated. A tutor can make the best use of his/her knowledge to solve the problems of students and to make them perfect in a particular subject. Tutoring needs a lot of…
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Just be friendly with students and study is not a burden it’s just a fun. Encourage students to achieve more in a simplest and proper way. I am an optimist. I teach with easy and more simplest ways so that each student can grab knowledge as much as they can. I am friendly with a lot of skills. So along with study I can make students to learn…
Ronnie
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Finding the right method to educate a student. The way you present your working and explanation should always suit the students learning style. Only then can the student understand the concept in depth and apply their learning to a new question. As I was once a private tutee, I understand how the tutor should explain concepts in a clear and…
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I strongly believe that a tutor's job isn't just teaching the subject but rather teaching the students how to apply and learn by themselves. A tutor should make the student completely understand the concepts and not just memorise. My strengths are my overall speed in grasping math concepts, my patience and my ability to make my student understand…
Jan Jemi Gerwayne
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to always keep the subject as interesting as he can. The way I keep things interesting is to get to know more about the student's interests and try to relate the subject to his interests. By doing this, the student will be able to see the value of the subject. Patience and experience. From…
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Some vital things I provide for my students is a safe and fun environment. I understand when beginning students are nervous and don't want to be there so to the best of my ability I make it as fun as I can in a environment they are comfortable in. At my age I work well with younger kids as they don't feel intimidated by my presence, this allows…
Versha
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To Interact with students according to their ability, by checking the level of students at the initial stage. My experience as a mathematics teacher and I taught all the students from lower grades to master…
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I believe that the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to Identify and address areas of weakness of a student, Provide guidance and support, Create a safe and supportive learning environment, Build confidence and motivation, Foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills: Tutors possess several strengths that make them…
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Although it is highly important that a tutor teaches their students the material covered in the syllabus, it is equally as important that the tutor teaches their students the tools required to succeed in a competitive academic environment. As a tutor, I instil in my students a great work ethic, teaching them highly effective study and time…
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Encourage children to strive. Build on their confidence and make it enjoyable for them. I am very patient, supportive and enjoy watching children achieve their…
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I think the most important thing tutors can do for a student is to guide them very well in areas where they find difficult in school and allow them to be able to understand things well and easily. I am patient enough to deal with…
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to encourage them and help them believe in their abilities. To provide the support and academic guidance they need and offer different strategies to achieve learning goals. I can tutor Maths, English, Science, Geography and History. I have experience as a swimming instructor, am…
VINCENT
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I reckon the most important things are guiding students through their learning process, while making them feel comfortable and excited in the process, by creating a friendly learning environment for them. I reckon my biggest strengths are my ability to create a fun and enjoyable learning environment for my students, to communicate well and…
Caleb
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Understanding how the child learns is the single most important thing because you can't teach a child with autism the same as another child without, they both learn in completely different ways, personally I found it easier as a auditory/kinesthetic learner, meaning being taught and shown at the same time, whereas some thrive off just being taught…
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I think first we could stimulate their interets of learning and motivate them to develop and reach the milestones-logical thinking, critical thinking, analyzing, etc. Then, teaching with various methods which suitable for each student might be essential Giving them feedback and efficient communication helps the teaching get smooth and effective…
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Developing a positive relationship and adapting their teaching methods to suit the child so that they understand the content on a deeper level. Caring, patient, understanding,…
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To help them understand and teach them techniques in passing so they are satisfied and use these techniques in the future. I come with examples or stories to create an easier understanding.…
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Tutors work with students to guide their learning process, by personalising the content delivery in a way the child is able to respond to. This also incorporates the ability to motivate the child to learn, to believe in their own abilities and to strive to keeping persevering. I believe I have the necessary strength simply to push. I describe…
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Impart the knowledge and have it process and apply accordingly.…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is to mentor and help guide those who are in need of help and are struggling to understand the concepts of the subjects they are studying. It is also to show various ways of learning to help the student discover the best way they can learn. I am an outgoing and patient person who is quite detailed. I would…

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Jack is an exceptional tutor and we would highly recommend him. He has provided our son with confidence and skills which in a short period of time produced results.
Catherine

Inside HillmanTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Megan revised fractions and division principles, working through practice problems to strengthen her skills.

For Year 9, Riley focused on basic linear algebra, including factorising and expanding algebraic expressions, and also reviewed key reading for English.

In Year 10, Alex tackled standard deviation calculations and explored data distribution descriptors such as skewness, while learning how to construct box plots and cumulative frequency tables using real data sets.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student working on algebra repeatedly avoided writing out calculation steps, as a tutor observed: "he skipped showing steps in equations, which hid sign errors." This led to confusion when checking answers.

In Year 11 Mathematics Methods, a student did not complete assigned calculus homework, leaving gaps in their understanding of derivatives and inflection points.

Meanwhile, a Year 10 Physics learner struggled to extract key variables from questions and hesitated to admit knowledge gaps—resulting in vague responses instead of clear solutions.

In English (Year 6), perfectionism with paragraph structure delayed drafting, making it harder to develop confidence.

Recent Achievements

One Hillman tutor noticed a Year 10 student who had previously relied heavily on prompts now independently completed all assigned calculus work, confidently finding areas under curves—even splitting overlapping functions without guidance.

A high school student showed new initiative by finishing their research task early and organising sources clearly, rather than leaving referencing to the last minute as before.

In Year 4 maths, a student who once hesitated with fractions is now able to create fractions from shapes and timelines without prompting, even applying these skills to more complex addition tasks during sessions.

Maths tutoring in Hillman

If you are looking for a maths tutor in Hillman, WA you came to the right place!

We have 52 maths tutors carefully selected to help achieve your child's academic goals. The tutors do not only teach specific content, they help students to become strong, capable learners so they can eventually succeed on their own. Parents seek help for all sorts of reasons, be it general support with comprehension, keeping up with the class or achieving a target grade in specific exams. That's why we offer a tailored solution centered around your specifc needs.

Maths Tutor Hillman

So, how does it work? The tutor will come to any location around Hillman or the surrounding suburbs at a time and day that works for you. The first hour works as a trial just to make sure you're happy with your tutor. If you're not happy we won't charge you and will organise someone else for you to have a trial with.

As our name suggests @ Ezy Math Tutoring we want to keep things easy for you. That's why we offer simple hourly rates. There are no contracts, booking fees, minimum tutoring requirements or cancellation costs. Simple! 

Since 2011 we have helped thousands of students all over Australia. You can check out some of our success stories here. We hope to have the priviledge of helping your child too. To take your first step complete the enquiry for to speak with one of our consultants or just call us @ 1300 312 354

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 Rockingham Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Hillman Primary School.