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Tutors in Hocking include a primary school teacher with international experience and first-class honours, a Kumon assistant instructor awarded for Specialist Mathematics, a Montessori educator and English department head, an ATAR 99 achiever in maths and science, university-qualified STEM specialists, experienced education assistants, and dedicated mentors for K–12 students across diverse learning needs.

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Meiben
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The best thing a tutor can do would be to let the students grow independently through guidance and support. Instead of directing them to do things your way, it helps more to view things in their perspective and let them do things their way with an understanding of the subject. Different approaches are needed for different students. English is my…
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A tutor should understand not all students learn and understand the same. Tutors should adapt their teaching styles to each student, and be willing to research ways that may benefit the student's learning endevours. People know me to be a warm and friendly person. The nature of my personality will allow students to feel comfortable to ask many…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to create an enjoyable and safe learning environment for them, be understanding as well as patient with them and doing your best to be there for them in all academic aspects. Making sure the student feels comfortable with you will make every other aspect of teaching them easier and allow…
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First is to understand what the student needs. Assess their capabilities and know what are the things that you need to teach team. Be patient and understand that each student has its own strengths and weaknesses. As a tutor, your main goal is to let the students understand and let them feel that you are there for them and you are willing to help…
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I intend to help a student develop his/her skills and confidence in a particular subject; in addition, I will use various teaching methodologies that are tailored specifically for each student ensuring maximum effectiveness on the student's performance. I am passionate, self-driven and patient. Therefore, I will try to assist my students with…
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Identify a pupil’s weakness and explore various strategies to scaffold the child’s learning. Additionally, having patience for children to be inquisitive and work through their problems. Building a child’s confidence and positivity towards learning is a top priority of mine as an educator. I have been primary class teacher for 3 years and…
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Be prepared to listen to the students problems and adjust your teaching method such that they are able to learn the way that is more effective for them. I believe I have all the material ready to be a tutor that is prepared for the students such that no time is wasted in the tutoring session to read over old material. I also believe that I can…
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Some of the most important things a tutor can do for a student are being patient and being certain of the level of understanding the student has. This is important as it does not just help the student but also consumes less time. My strength as a tutor would be my openness to new ways to learn. I believe that most children would prefer…
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The basic understanding of the concept The clearing of concepts with examples from grass root…
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Giving the student the self-confidence and self-esteem that they can accomplish their work and work out the solutions to problems, with guidance. A lot of students are under stress these days, and if I can help to allievate their stress a little, that would make me feel like I have also accomplished something important. My strengths would be…
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A good tutor should give to every student: 1- an understanding of the principles in the material; 2- the tools to tackle the material with confidence - typically inductive or deductive reasoning; and 3- an appreciation for the subject. As a homeschool parent I'm always learning new ways to teach STEM. Now semi-retired, I'm a mathematician…
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Is to ensure that the student grasps the concept and develops interest in learning.…
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1st, Know their knowledge blind spot; 2nd, Improve their theoretical frame in the subject; 3rd, Practice, practice, and practice; 4th, Review their quiz and test carefully and figure out why they made a mistake. 1. Good math ability since I was a child. 2. Experience in teaching from A-level/Sat course to University course. 3.…
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One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to guide the student in a practical way rather than sticking to the theory. Furthermore, it is also important that a tutor acknowledges that the level of grasping capability of a student when it comes to the knowledge in Math is different from another student. And it is important…
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I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do is to accommodate the learning needs of the student.Some students can be auditory,visual or aesthetic learners.For these three different learners it is important to use different strategies during the teaching procedure.Therefore, understanding the type of learner your student is and…
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The most important thing is definitely the love for a subject. I remember my tutor gave me the love for math it was because of the way he explained math to me. After that, I became one of the best students at my school Structural and analytical thinker. I encourage learning by using a number of different strategies, hands-on activities, and…
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To understand that students aren’t going to magically understand concepts they have been struggling with for a while. It’s important that tutors don’t put pressure into students to hurry up and understand as that will only cause more stress. If the student doesn’t understand, it’s up to the tutor to re-word themselves and explain the…
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Most important thing would be to know what the goal of the student is and help them and support them in achieving their goal in a friendly environment. A tutor should be able to offer many different explanations so that the student has a better chance of understanding a particular concept. Most important is to make the student feel at ease and be…
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To be able to appreciate the individuality of each student, that each student learns differently. Moreover, to be able to adapt to different students' weaknesses and strengths. I have experience at babysitting and tutoring so I'm patient and I am able to connect to a wide range of age groups. I'm an effective communicator which can be seen through…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is be patient and listen to what they aren't understanding. Also to be able to identify that is a student isn't understanding a concept then the tutor needs to be able to recognise this and try to explain it to them in a different way. I think my strengths as a tutor are that I am a very…
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I think it is important for a tutor to help students feel engaged and motivated towards the subject they are learning which can be achieved through an upbeat and cooperative environment. As a tutor, there should always be a focus on encouraging students especially at times they may feel demotivated. By maintaining a positive attitude and patience,…
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I feel that the most important skills a tutor can develop in a student is their self worth and confidence. Tutors should provide Support, guidance, assistance, raise student confidence and provide a safe environment where the student is able to take risks and experience success. Having school and industry experience as well as being a primary and…
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Make sure that the student has understood the basics Ability to breakdown concepts Giving short notes/summary…

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Selena was wonderful and helped my daughter to get the marks she was after to get into her desired course this year.
Kylie

Inside HockingTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Lily worked on comparing and rounding 3- and 4-digit numbers, as well as reviewing place value grids to strengthen number sense.

In Year 9, Jayden focused on trigonometry—applying sine, cosine, and tangent ratios—and revisited Pythagoras' Theorem with practical problem-solving.

For Year 10, Ali spent the session revising quadratic equations and learning how to use her calculator for solving these equations more efficiently.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Physics, not showing working out for multi-step questions led to confusion when checking satellite motion calculations. As one tutor observed, "she remains reluctant to show her work," which made it harder to pinpoint small errors.

In Year 8 Maths, a student avoided completing homework on time and often relied heavily on notes during probability revision; this meant less independent recall and weaker problem-solving under test conditions.

Meanwhile, in Year 3, guessing answers for times tables without mental calculation caused repeated mistakes—confidence dropped each time the answer was incorrect and visible frustration followed.

Recent Achievements

One Hocking tutor noticed a Year 11 student who used to hesitate with quadratic equations now working through factorisation problems on her own, using the reverse tabular method and even explaining how changing each coefficient affects the parabola's shape.

Another recent high school session saw a Year 8 student go from missing key steps in probability to confidently drawing probability trees and asking clarifying questions when stuck, rather than guessing.

Meanwhile, Giovanna in Year 3 has started talking through her place value reasoning out loud—something she was too shy to attempt before—and can now accurately arrange six-digit numbers without prompts.

Maths tutoring in Hocking

The student experience can be a tough one. From developing intellectual confidence to figuring out what you want to do after school. Everyone can usually remember the frustrations that plagued them during the school years of their life. We have 71 maths tutors in Hocking, WA who can alleviate some of those frustrations for your child. Maybe they just need a bit of a boost, or maybe they need a strategic plan to ace their exams, leaving no stone unturned. A home maths tutor will get to know your child's needs and learning style and help in a tailored and supportive way.

So how does it work?

Maths Tutor Hocking

The tutoring is done in your home or any other location you opt for. The first tutoring session works as a trial to ensure you're actually happy with the person coming over. If not, feel free to try someone else - getting the right fit is crucial. The cost structure is based on a simple hourly rate with no additional fees or minimum requirements of any sort.

Just fill in the form or give us a call at 1300 312 354 & we'll organise a trial lesson for your child. Ezy!

 

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 Wanneroo Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Elizabeth's Catholic Primary School.