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Swarali

Maths Tutor Upper Ferntree Gully, VIC
A tutor can first start by welcoming their student and getting to know them in order to make them feel comfortable and relaxed. This will make it easier for the tutor to better understand the student, but also easier for the student to freely ask questions. As well as holding the ability to teach, a tutor must have patience. Being a good…
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Nikith

Maths Tutor Ferntree Gully, VIC
Support them not only academically, but also assist them by giving them the confidence to overcome the struggles. I am an active listener, which lets me hear the students' voice. I can adapt to various scenarios, which lets me personalise tutoring to the students'…
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Daniel
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Daniel

Maths Tutor Kilsyth South, VIC
- Building a positive healthy relationship - Caring for their mental and physical wellbeing - Catering to their needs - Encouraging & motivating students - Sharing life experience and giving them advise - making sure they always leave learning something useful - Recognizing students learn at a different pace - Making the session fun &…
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Chinmay

Maths Tutor Kilsyth, VIC
The tutor most importantly can make students feel more confident about their learning. Also, tutors can help change students approach to situations which will help them shape their future in the long run. I possess Excellent organisational and communication skills. I am emotionally intelligent which I think is the most important thing for the…
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Christopher

Maths Tutor Lilydale, VIC
I think that possibly the most important thing a tutor can do is instill confidence in a student. By motivating and building a positive relationship with the student a tutor can really motivate a student to succeed. It is extremely important to be patient and understanding with the student, and provide support and encouragement. Finally, I think…
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Lillian

Maths Tutor Croydon, VIC
To prepare suitable lesson notes that meet the students' langauge needs, and also inculcate an interest in reading and learning. There is also the need to get the student to do written work to practise his language and analysis skills, and provide him criticl feedback to improve. I am capable of showing empathy, patience and ceaseless…
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Neo

Maths Tutor The Basin, VIC
The most crucial aspects a tutor can offer are patience and articulate explanations. Patience allows for the nurturing of understanding at the student's pace, while clear articulation ensures comprehension. Tailoring teaching methods to individual student's needs and providing consistent support fosters a conducive learning environment. My…
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Jillian

Maths Tutor Mount Evelyn, VIC
By making learning fun and relatible students can see the benefits of learning the content. This allows students to see the practical part of their learning and will be more engaged to learn something they can use now or later in life. I am a very patience person which is important when teaching because students need time to try and understand the…
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Josh

Maths Tutor Wandin North, VIC
Helping people understand why learning is important to them. Kids can find it hard to see why what they're learning is important. I think a fundamental key is showing how the process of learning itself is the important aspect, rather than specifically the content. While the content is important to grasp, the process of regular work towards a goal,…
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Charli

Maths Tutor Boronia, VIC
Listen to the students and there needs. Also communicating clearly the topics students want help with and not avoiding or judging the student when they need extra help I\'ve always found it easy to explain in another way a topic that might be considered…
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Kristopher

Maths Tutor Chirnside Park, VIC
To be patient, understanding and always willing to go back to the basics and refresh their memory and to get the work to fit together. But mostly the tutor must be someone who the student is comfortable with and able to ask any questions or queries however small or silly they may think they might be. Strengths: Excelent communication and people…
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Robert

Maths Tutor Bayswater North, VIC
I believe it is important for a tutor to always take time to properly understand problems that a student could be having with whatever they are trying to understand and consider the best ways to help the student to understand the question in a way that works well with the student's learning. I am patient and willing to take the time to work…
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Alex

Maths Tutor Bayswater North, VIC
Making sure that the students understand all the content that is presented to them and can be applied in the classroom by ensuring that the tutor makes the class engaging through how they communicate the information to the student and being concise and clear with teaching the students With low prior experience as a tutor, it’s hard to determine…
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Jeremy

Maths Tutor Croydon North, VIC
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for their students is to inspire them to want to learn more about a subject themselves, by teaching them the things that make that subject worth learning. Tutors should also encourage students to improve on their weaknesses while also helping them identify and work on their strengths. I am flexible…
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Cheryl

Maths Tutor Croydon North, VIC
Help them to see their strengths and weaknesses and be willing to 'have a go' at what at first seems too difficult Experience as a teacher Ability to identify learning blocks Ability to engage and motivate students Professional care and concern for students and their…
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Liam

Maths Tutor Boronia, VIC
Aside from my conceptual understandings, I offer a lot of other 'services'. I understand the challenges being a VCE student presents, and I have learnt a lot of strategies in dealing with them (both in hindsight and during my studies). I will ensure my students are accountable for their work, and ensure that they make the most of their VCE, both…
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HIMANSHU

Maths Tutor Boronia, VIC
- Change future - Give value - Teach lessons - Impart Discipline - Contribute to Nation building - Caring - Enthusiastic - Accessible - Knowledge worthy - Warm - Own way to teach correct examples with wide experience in technical…
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Monil

Maths Tutor Boronia, VIC
The most important things you can do for a student as a tutor. - Be there for them not only as a tutor but as a friend or mentor, because life skills apply to being a great student. - Listen to their struggles and try to understand where they are coming from. - Understand their needs and teach them that rather than following a strict…
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Rohan

Maths Tutor Ferntree Gully, VIC
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Nan

Maths Tutor Upper Ferntree Gully, VIC
First and foremost, the tutor needs to help the student fully understand all the core concepts. Comprehending the underlying logic and reasoning in mathematical concepts, and the skill to be able to apply these to problems, are necessary for success in mathematics. After that comes exam or test-specific advice: what working markers expect, how to…
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Kelly

Maths Tutor Upper Ferntree Gully, VIC
Provide motivation and help develop a passion (or at least an appreciation) for Mathematics. Success would be more likely if the student is enjoying the subject matter. Furthering this; to teach the student confidence in their abilities and eventually be more independent in thier learning/study. It is also important that a tutor understand the…
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Harrison

Maths Tutor Upper Ferntree Gully, VIC
Without a doubt, I believe it is essential for a tutor to nurture and grow self-belief within their students beyond anything else. Self-belief is perhaps the most pivotal factor in deciding academic success as well as personal success, and thus I see it as an important quality for a tutor to develop . Whilst a tutor should also be avaliable,…
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Jyothirmay Krishna

Maths Tutor
Most important thing a tutor can do is to make the student learn and think about subject as well as improve his understanding and performance in the subject. I think my strengths are good mentoring and student engagement skills, and the patience to repeat the concepts till student understands…

Local Reviews

We are very happy with Moksha - she is just wonderful.
Sarah, Mount Evelyn

Inside KaloramaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Erin worked on strategies for recalling times tables and ways to improve focus during problem-solving.

Year 10 student Codi revised circular functions in preparation for an upcoming exam and practiced applying trigonometric ratios.

For a senior secondary student, recent lessons focused on Unit 3 Chemistry, covering fuel cells as well as redox reactions, with relevant textbook questions used for consolidation.

Recent Challenges

In Year 4 mathematics, one student avoided writing out working for large addition and subtraction problems, preferring mental calculations. As a tutor noted, "she tends to add and subtract big numbers in her head rather than writing down her working out," which led to confusion when errors appeared.

In Year 10 English, another student's ideas were strong but she struggled to express them clearly on paper; overly wordy sentences sometimes muddled her arguments during essay tasks.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 maths student repeatedly left revision sheets untouched before tutoring sessions—this meant valuable time was spent catching up rather than focusing on specific exam-style questions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Kalorama recently saw some great steps forward with students across different year levels. In Year 10 maths, Ayelet began tackling index laws with much less guidance and now talks through her process aloud—previously, she hesitated to explain her reasoning but is becoming more self-assured each session.

Meanwhile, Lizzie (Year 12 English) has started embedding quotes into her essays without prompting and even introduced new interpretations to their discussions, a shift from relying mainly on tutor feedback before.

In a younger session, Maya challenged herself by completing a division speed round in just two minutes after struggling with accuracy and timing earlier in the term.

What they say about our tutoring

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I applied to work at Ezy Math Tutoring because I was looking for a job that could give me teaching experience. Not only do Ezy Math provide this through the tutoring but they also give ongoing tutor learning modules to keep you thinking about different aspects of your tutoring and to help you keep improving as a tutor. They are dedicated to ensuring that their tutors are constantly improving and this is fantastic for both the tutor and the client! I appreciate the skills I have learned as my time as a tutor and am thankful for their support that they give me.

Working with Ezymath has allowed me to develop my interpersonal skills through the interaction with different students and parents. Through tutoring, I have learnt to become more patient and understanding when it comes to other people's needs. I have also been able to improve my communication skills as well. My time at Ezymath tutoring has been a great learning experience, whereby I've had fun dealing with different students. Ezymath has been very flexible and accommodating in regards to my tutoring employment.

The biggest accomplishment while working with EzyMath? / What was gained from the tutoring experience? This would have to be the week to week and month to month satisfaction of developing a relationship with a student and the satisfaction in seeing their confidence as well as their marks ever-increasing. It's gratifying to be able to quantify the effort both the student and the tutor have dedicated to building a mathematical foundation for years to come. The marks don't lie! The fact that EzyMath selects students within a 10-15 minute drive is a bonus, and the access to materials and a forum for asking questions is supportive for those starting out in the area of education.

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 Montrose Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mount Dandenong Primary School.