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Kangaroo Point's tutors include an ACT Education Directorate teacher with a mathematics honours degree, selective school graduates with Band 6 and high ATAR results, a seasoned OC/private tutor (ATAR 98.7), university students majoring in advanced maths and physics, experienced primary English/maths instructors, youth coaches, peer mentors, and award-winning leaders in music, sport, and community service.

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Listening to a student and teaching them how to solve any problem I am understanding, a keen observer and…
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Guide students, and allow room for error in order to learn Patient,…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to empower them to take a more proactive role in their own learning. Being able to show a student the genuine impact they make on their own learning outcomes and motivating them to improve for themselves is the best thing a tutor could ever do for a student as this skill and self…
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A tutor needs to be a good role model both as a peer and a teacher. They must understand the capabilities and abilities of the students and be able to adjust their learning methods to help meet the needs of the student for them to succeed and achieve their own academic best result while helping the student shape their understanding of the world…
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Planning for student success is integral. This means understanding the students needs, current situations, their goals and planning for the best outcome to achieve those goals. Importantly, a tutor can offer their perspectives on the best way to understanding a concept and solving a problem. A tutor should also offer alternative ways that may…
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I think the most important thing is to have an open class where students feel like they can always ask for help no matter how many times. I’m extremely patient yet able to control a class with a friendly…
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i feel the most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to make them feel confident whilst doing their work and to give them confidence to work out solutions with you as the tutor being there to guide and support them. I feel my strengths would be that i can make students feel comfortable with me and I am able to clearly explain…
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From my experience as a student, I believe the most important things I would be able to do for a student is to instill a positive attitude towards learning and ensure they have a good work ethic to achieve outstanding results. I consider my strengths to be patience, understanding and the ability to explain concepts clearly so that they are easily…
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I believe that tutors need to help students feel confident in their ability. When a student feels more confident in their work they will be able to see more clearly their potential and this will help them perform better in their assessments. Tutors need to be supportive of students and encourage them to work hard, not do all their work for them.…
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Catering the session to them, perhaps to include or relate their interests to the session or subject. Making sure that the student is actively involved in their learning and having me to support them in a positive manner. That I am patient and understanding towards especially students that may have a hard time in a certain subject. I like…
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The most important things is that a tutor be able to have the student maximise their potential, and be able to direct them in the right direction to do so. A tutor is a guide for the student to be able to progress and maximise their abilities, which would make the student successful not only in the result, but their journey to achieve their…
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Growth - It's not just about academic success, it's about the idea that, as a Tutor, it's your duty to make sure the students grow in their chosen subject. This involves understanding the student's strengths and weaknesses, their willingness to work hard and have fun, and enjoyment in the topic. Genuineness and Inspiration - A student can…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is not only allow students to attain high marks but make them feel more comfortable in their ability and help them excel. I believe my ability to connect with people and make them comfortable allows them to open up and be more confident in asking questions. I also believe that my passion for english allows…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help smooth the road of the HSC, one of the most difficult parts of the HSC is memorising long syllabus content, I can help manage this and make it easier to remember with memorable teaching and simple methods that yield good results. Breaking down a long and confusing syllabus to core…
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Changing a students mindset and reigniting their passion for learning. Some students can lose belief in themselves and don’t know their true ability to learn and apply knowledge. Getting that spark back in them and making them become confident in their own ability can be very rewarding and can make learning fun again. I’m a good listener, I…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student would be adjusting their teaching style in order to help cater to the students needs in learning. Hence, it deepens the students understanding of the content taught and allows them to be confident in themselves during circumstances such as exams. Strengths that I would consider myself having…
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Increase a student's confidence in areas that they are struggling. Provide students the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of a problem or topic just explained to them. Students need to acquire confidence in their ability to complete questions and demonstrate this whenever possible rather than listening to the tutor just explain…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is help them develop the confidence and skills to be a proactive and eager learner who is ready to expand their knowledge and skills, as well as teaching the student that making mistakes are a crucial part of learning that shouldn’t be feared. I think my strengths as a tutor are…
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Give insight and experience to tackle questions and exam conditions Communication, Clarification, Organisation, detailed…
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I think the two most important things are to instil confidence in the students, while also being supportive and non-judgemental. I do believe when students have a sense that tutors possess these characteristics, they would be more open, eager and involved during the lessons. I focus on individual empowerment. I acknowledge that every student has a…
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According to me, there some important things a tutor can do for a student: 1. Build trust between the tutor and the student, in order to make them feel comfortable in askingq questions. 2. Give the student confidence and appreciate them on even the smallest of their accomplishments of their day. 3. Encourage asking questions. 4. Try to make…
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The most important things will be to give the student confidence that the sky has no limit and he/she can be the next change maker of the world. Strong passion for teaching my…

Local Reviews

I am very impressed with Nikki and the way in which your company operates. Emily had a session with Nikki on Monday in preparation for her algebra topic test on Tuesday and she received 72%!! She would normally get in the 40s for this type of test maybe less for algebra. We are reaping the rewards of Nikki's tutoring already. Very pleased indeed and Nikki is also a great role model for Emily in the way she presents herself and her attitude to life in general. Thank you for your exceptional service.
Georgina, Oyster Bay

Inside Kangaroo PointTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Grace revised equivalent fractions and tackled 24-hour time, then moved on to practice finding fractions of whole numbers and converting between units of weight using her online homework.

Year 7 student Olivia reviewed her latest maths exam before focusing on more advanced algebra problems in preparation for Year 8.

For a Year 11 student, recent sessions included working through sequences and series as well as an introduction to differentiation of inverse trigonometric functions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student lost confidence tackling multi-step algebra and often avoided writing out full solutions; as one tutor observed, "she skipped showing steps in algebra, which hid sign errors."

In Year 10, another student struggled to complete comprehension tasks within time limits, spending well over the suggested 10 minutes.

For a senior student preparing for exams, study notes show an over-reliance on open-book practice instead of timed or closed-book conditions—meaning recall under pressure remains weak.

Meanwhile, a primary learner was confused by conversions between units but hesitated to attempt more challenging word problems without support. The result: progress slowed when new content demanded independent thinking.

Recent Achievements

One Kangaroo Point tutor recently noticed a Year 11 student who used to struggle with structuring biology answers now confidently outlining responses on her own, showing she's internalised effective study techniques.

Another high schooler made a breakthrough in algebra: after weeks of hesitation with factorising, he tackled new expressions and even asked for harder questions, demonstrating genuine initiative.

Meanwhile, a younger primary student who was previously shy about asking for help started raising her hand whenever stuck instead of quietly guessing—last session, she completed all her fraction problems without prompting or reminders.

What they say about our tutoring

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It seems Gillian is really benefiting greatly from the tutoring and I must say that Joyce is a super star! She has somehow turned Gillian 180 degrees in her attitude to maths.

Lee has been terrific for Harry. He has helped Harry develop confidence and knowledge in Maths that certainly wasn't there at the start of the year. And the results Harry is achieving at school are outstanding. Thank you.

We had been looking for a Maths tutor for my son for the HSC for some time with very limited success. Companies would indicate they were able to supply a tutor but when push came to shove there was either no one available or the booked tutor never showed up. In desperation I spoke to a friend who I knew had a tutor for her son. She recommended Ezy Math and indicated she was extremely happy with her son's tutor Faraz. Ezy Math were easy to get on to and able to find me a tutor for my son almost straight away. I was really pleased to be advised that the tutor was Faraz whom I had already heard good things about. Faraz contacted me and we were able to organise a suitable time. Faraz has done a fantastic job keeping my son motivated and on track. The point of the sessions for us was guided revision and to consolidate the learning that was happening in the classroom. Faraz was calm and patient and able to keep my son focussed. My son has indicated he felt the sessions were extremely useful, and really helped him to pull together what he needed for the exams. Feedback reports sent monthly let me know that Faraz felt things were on track and where improvement was needed. Invoicing and payment was easy and no fuss via the website. All in all I have been really pleased with Ezy Math and so has my son.

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 Sylvania Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Bald Face Public School.