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Horningsea Park's tutors include a seasoned secondary school teacher with a Master of Education, an HSC dux and multiple subject-first achievers, peer mentors, literacy and maths competition awardees, an air force cadet medallist, a university-level science tutor, and several current Bachelor of Education students passionate about working with K–12 learners.

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Norman

Info Processing Tutor Catherine Field, NSW
Be approachable that way the students feel comfortable askinng questions when they don't understand something. That is what I feel is the most important as well as having a good understanding of the content. My relatability as I myself was tutored a lot growing up so I would have an understanding of what they students are experiencing. I also feel…
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Adnan

Info Processing Tutor Minto, NSW
1. Listen 2. Figure out what the problem is (gap, lack of knowledge or understanding, laziness,…) 3. Search for an approach solving and supporting the student 4. Exercise it 5. Proof 6. Feedback Honestly speaking, in the beginning of my tutor career I didn’t know. Students were just improving. During my mentorships and teaching I…
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Jannatul Ferdous

Info Processing Tutor Minto, NSW
I believe sometime it may happen that the student may have some difficulties in understanding subject and also have difficulties in telling what they are not understanding. I think that listening and analysing student mind is most important. Also take the matter in a friendly to make that student comfortable I believe I have a very good…
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Ha Cong Duy

Info Processing Tutor Liverpool, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is to invoke a students' desire to learn and teach them how to learn by themselves. I strongly believe that a person's curiosity and learning skills will be valuable throughout their life. I think my biggest strength is my ability to invoke curiosity and inspire students to learn. I also tend to…
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Nathan

Info Processing Tutor Wakeley, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do include adapting to the student's learning and building their confidence. I believe my job isn't just to teach them the concept but encourage them that through practice, they will master them. that means encouraging their progress, celebrating small achievements and helping see mistakes as a part of…

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The girls are very happy with Amandi. She has been great! I will ensure that I make recommendations to friends about your service as we are very happy.
Marie

Inside Horningsea ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Alex practiced solving linear equations and interpreting coordinate graphs, building confidence through step-by-step examples.

For Year 10, Emily worked on algebraic indices and roots as well as applying BODMAS to simplify complex expressions.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student James reviewed Module 7 chemistry topics by tackling hydrocarbon nomenclature and identifying properties of alcohols using summary tables.

Recent Challenges

In Year 3 English, forgetting to complete homework led to less practice with spelling and sentence structure—one note said, "needs more work on spelling and doing his homework."

For a Year 7 student, untidy long division and unclear working made it hard for her to read her own maths solutions; this caused confusion when checking answers.

A Year 11 Chemistry lesson revealed difficulties organizing complex responses: "needs to work on expressing in a structured manner by doing practice HSC questions."

In each case, missing or messy written work meant time was lost re-reading or clarifying instead of building new skills.

Recent Achievements

In Horningsea Park, a Year 11 student, Reuben, who previously hesitated to try harder maths questions, is now attempting every problem and even brings his own examples to sessions.

In Year 9 English, Sarah used to need lots of help planning her narratives but recently built her own story with minimal assistance, showing she's more willing to take risks with her ideas.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who often made spelling mistakes can now spell them from memory when asked out loud.

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 Carnes Hill Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like John Edmondson High School.