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I believe a tutor can impact student's lives by providing the foundation he needs for further studies. A student with a poor concept might some how pass but he will struggle in the future, or looses interest in that subject. Hence a tutor can strengthen that foundation, at the same time be a source of motivation and a be a big brother. My main…
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Teach him or her like their own kid. I can understand from student’s point and view and customise according because every student is…
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Evan
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patience and respect. I enjoy spending time on solving academic questions and research…
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The most crucial role of a tutor is to inspire and empower students. It's not just about imparting knowledge; it's about instilling confidence. Building a supportive, mentor-like relationship is vital. When students feel comfortable and valued, their learning potential soars. A tutor should adapt their teaching style to match the student's unique…
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Tutoring entails providing clear explanations, personalized support, and fostering a positive environment. It involves tailoring assistance to individual needs, motivating students, and nurturing critical thinking. Ultimately, tutoring extends beyond knowledge transfer to empower students as independent, lifelong learners, equipped with the skills…
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I think patience is the most important skill a tutor can have. Some students don't understand a concept right away, I had to have a concept explained to me multiple times before and if the tutor was patient I was not scared to ask. I think as I have been tutored before I knew what worked for me and what didn't so I could apply those ideas. This…
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I believe tutors pass on a sense of confidence to their students as they develop their skills. It is that virtue that students bring back to their classroom ready to apply what they have learned during their tutor's session. Patience is a key value that I possess and that will make me succeed in this role. Acknowledging that different student…
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Let students understand, make it easy, use the best techniques and tools, be kindness and patience Find our what's the students interest, and create lessons and activities that incorporate those interests Good explanation Good analysing Patience Understand a student situation Use technology Work underpressure Creativity…
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guidance with encouragement give the student a proven confidence by helping him to do the tasks independently and properly. I go through the problems with the student to guide him in every stage. I enjoy tutoring and i pass the joy to my student when he fulfil the task…
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The most important thing a tutor can provide to a student is their time. It goes without saying that all children are different and learn through alternative ways/modes. Patience, perseverance and continual tailored support from a tutor is crucial in allowing a student to understand certain concepts. By having a tutor that is continually readily…
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I think the most important skills a tutor can do for student is to be patience and communicate. Understand student about their difficulties. Since I am dealing with students and their weaknesses, I must be patient regardless of the circumstances. Also, the only way to do my job as a tutor is to convey difficult information to students through…
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It is crucial a tutor creates a comfortable space for students to ask questions and express concerns. This is because tutors must understand their students problems and thus solve them. Tutors must also maintain a student's confidence as this can enhance their attitude towards studying and therefore drive the importance of school and hard work.…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to try be on the wavelength as their student, as this will help them better learn concepts better if you are both on the same page. I believe my strengths as a tutor comes from the ability to engage in their learning from the very beginning of a lesson and try to understand their weaknesses and…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is offer them hope through creating a realistic pathway to help the student gain their desired mark in their subject. This will motivate the student as they realise their goals are in fact achievable. My strengths are my empathy, kindness, dedication and reliability. It is essential that the…
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Ensure students understand the issues. One of the most rewarding aspects was witnessing my students' gradual improvement in not only their technical skills but their confidence in the subject. Mentoring and conveying to the students what is required to solve the problems. Always try to show what are the rules/principles behind any of the…
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1. Makes the looks to be difficult subject/topic easy by addressing the key area of concerns and making it clear for the student . 2 . Repeating and reviewing the key area of the subject . 3. Maintaining the interest and focus of the student but not pushing too hard for the student to loose interest. 4. Touch base other areas of concerns in…
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I believe the single most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to provide patient and constant support for them outside of their classroom, and try to clear all their doubts effectively. Moreover, a tutor should guide their students in a manner in which they can focus on key areas of improvement and then work on realistic goals, which…
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Tutors, teachers, mentors have this power that they get to shape the mind of the students, and hence I think the most important thing a tutor can do is be mindful of the fact that each student learns differently, thus to be patient with them and make sure they are moving in the right direction. I am very patient with students and yet I am not…
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According to me its the patience as I believe that every student has a different level of capabilities and it is up to the tutor to act accordingly and make a curriculum which is the best fit for the student. My strengths right now are my patience, enthusiasm, and friendliness. I believe these skills will help me greatly in this role as I will be…
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I think the most important thing is to be a good listener and engage as much as possible with the student in order to teach the most effectively in regards to what the student may need help with in particular. Confidence of the tutor is also important which then allows the student to be confident. I love communicating with others and…
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A tutor always plays a vital role for students. A tutor can provide direction to students and helps them to move ahead. A tutor can make learning very interesting, plain and simple for students to understand the real meaning. - To understand students' requirements (like where they're struggling and how I can make them understand) - Try to make…
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Be friendly with the student Able to teach well Patient Willing to study in order to answer questions and guide them on the tutor's thought process Observant Get along with people…
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Support is definitely the most important thing a tutor can do for a student. Homework can be frustrating and stressful when you don't understand a topic, and that makes motivation dry up fast! Helping support the emotional side of learning can facilitate the intellectual growth of students; everything's a lot harder when you're struggling! My…

Local Reviews

Everyone was very polite and wanting to help. Just needed more consistency when reading previous replies from me. Cheers and thanks
Mark .Yuen, Hurstville

Inside HurstvilleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 11 student Abigail focused on mastering surds and related graph formulas, using targeted practice questions to strengthen her understanding.

For Year 10, Conrad prepared for an upcoming electrical exam by tackling a variety of non-calculator questions and applying formulas to different scenarios.

Meanwhile, Year 4 student Dianna reviewed key concepts such as multiplication and algebra through mixed question sets designed to assess her current level and address any gaps.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 mathematics, a student was keen to "finish assignments quickly," but this sometimes meant key parts of the assignment were left incomplete before submission.

During a Year 10 algebra session, one learner avoided revisiting previous mistakes, with the tutor noting, "He didn't look back at his worked solutions, so recurring errors weren't addressed."

A senior student preparing for exams arrived without their calculator or notes for trigonometry practice; confusion followed when they couldn't attempt multi-step problems as planned.

After missing an important revision lesson in Year 11 due to late cancellation, it became harder to regain momentum for upcoming assessments.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Hurstville noticed a Year 10 student who previously relied heavily on worked examples now independently checks her answers and corrects small errors herself during algebra practice.

In Year 11, another student who found scientific formulas confusing last term began recognising patterns, quickly matching each formula to the right context without prompting.

Meanwhile, a younger primary student—who used to need step-by-step help with maths word problems—has started breaking down questions into diagrams all on her own, then tackling each part without waiting for hints. Last session, she solved an entire multi-step problem unaided.

What they say about our tutoring

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We're very happy with Shehara and Marco has started to build a bond with Shehara. Marco's making steady progress and we'd like to keep the Maths tutoring going.

Henry was very happy with Hayden's style of tutoring. He found him clear and concise in the way he explained methods, and was teaching him the same way his teacher is at school. Whilst I was listening in the background I could hear that Hayden was very encouraging towards Henry which I'm sure gave him some confidence to tackle the next equation. I know that Hayden will leave more and more homework going forward, he was keen to get to know Henry as a person, identify his strengths and weaknesses first.

Chris is actually very happy with Shehara. He seems motivated. He's had two sessions with her and seems to like it so all good here.

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 Kogarah Library and Service Centre—or at your child's school (with permission), like Danebank - An Anglican School for Girls.