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Keiraville's tutors include a university mathematics lecturer with over a decade of teaching experience, an HSC Allrounder and Minister's Award recipient who topped every subject, an Olympiad-examiner mathematician, seasoned peer and English tutors, camp leaders, STEM PhD candidates, and award-winning student mentors with rich backgrounds in coaching, youth work, and creative academic achievement.

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One of the most important things has to be on how to make it simple and easier. Being a student can be hard sometimes, and a tutor is a role where you need adapt yourself to become someone that the student need you for. Communication, empathy, creativity, listening, adaptability, etc are some of…
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keeping the students engaged in their learning. helping students with their confidence. I am able to connect with students and i can pitch ideas to students at their…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to improve their confidence in a subject and instil a passion for learning. For this, the tutor must not only have the technical knowledge but the ability to form a genuine connection with the student and a passion for the subject themselves. My strengths as a tutor lie in my enthusiasm…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to firstly provide them with accurate content as well as to be an effective support network that can understand and relate to what the student needs for them to most efficiently learn. I believe my strengths as a tutor are communication, empathy and support as well as being well versed in…
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Provide a different perspective and a different approach to a topic. School students are in classes of 20-30+ students with 1 teacher trying to deliver what is often pretty complex topics in a way that caters to as many students, which often implies some students simply won't understand this general approach that is meant to cater to MOST…
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A tutor has a significant role to play in a student's life where the tutor can nourish the student potential and interest, giving it a direction allowing them to succeed in their life. I am a calm and patient person. I have a strong academic background. I try my best to bring the best out of a student by motivating them to study and realize their…
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Get them feeling comfortable with the fundamentals of what they are struggling with and create a deep-level understanding of the topic. Most importantly, teach them how to think, not what to think. This will give them the cognitive tools that they can apply to future problems. Patience and empathy. I understand everyone learns differently and…
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Engage the student Create interesting and informative lesson plans Give confidence in their academic abilities Give strong foundational subject knowledge which can be applied in all tasks My strengths are engaging students, being able to simplify very large complex concepts and break down instructions and criteria without spoon feeding students…
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Be there for the student, often at times, it's only a matter of a little support and confidence in them to see them soar. Catering for a specific teaching pattern that bests suits their learning style and capacity. Helping them learn and understand at their own pace. Coming from a very diverse background has helped me relate and connect with…
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A tutor is there to act as a friend and guide to help improve a students ability in their own learning and help encourage them to try and do their best and helping to teach them the skills necessary to do that I am patient and believe I can help suit any students teaching needs in order to help them learn in whatever way suits them best.…
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Tutor identify the weak areas of student and overcome the difficulties which student faced during school and give more confidence to student Cooperative understand student…
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1. Remaining patient with the student no matter what so as to encourage them to keep working on a problem rather than feel discouraged by a minor setback. This should be achieved by positive talk and reinforcing the importance of clarifying concepts to the student. 2. Praising new achievements of the student to ensure that they feel encouraged to…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be an inspiration to them in achieving their milestones, tracking their progress, recording their scores and provide constructive feedbacks and reinforcement. To be dedicated in seeing a student's improvement by helping reach their full potential. My greatest strength being a tutor is…
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As a teacher, I facilitate the learning process by providing instruction and guidance to students. I am responsible for designing and delivering lessons, monitoring students’ progress, assessing their understanding, and providing feedback. I also create a positive learning environment and help students develop important skills and…
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- learn about them as individuals - identify their strengths and weaknesses - quality teaching Communication with the students and building a relationship which aids in the improvement of the…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make themselves welcoming. A good and effective tutor is open to all ideas and willing to completely work with the student. The most effective tutors will offer a variety of perspectives and welcome all criticism and differing opinions. During school, I struggled with breaking down tasks,…

Local Reviews

Great and patient
Yasaman, Fairy Meadow

Inside KeiravilleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Sarah revised fractions, including adding and subtracting multiple fractions and converting between decimals and percentages.

In Year 9, James practised coordinate geometry by solving challenge questions in preparation for an assessment and worked on trigonometric relations like finding unknown values for sine and cosine.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Chloe focused on composite functions and trig functions, reviewing how to combine function rules and sketch different types of graphs.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 Maths, one student found interpreting worded problems challenging and didn't always check their answers—back checking was inconsistent leading to a few mistakes in simpler content.

In Year 10, forgetting to use brackets when sketching algebraic functions resulted in errors that had to be reworked.

For a senior student tackling trigonometry, relying on the calculator process sometimes masked gaps in understanding how to find angles and sides.

Meanwhile, a primary student avoided showing full working for basic multiplication facts, which made it harder to spot where confusion began. This left time spent fixing earlier steps instead of building new skills.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Keiraville noticed a big shift for one Year 10 student, Remy, who now routinely asks clarifying questions and double-checks his trigonometry work instead of guessing—something he used to avoid.

Another high school student, Emily, recently tackled complex algebraic expressions and found unknown angles with ease; this was a breakthrough after previously needing step-by-step guidance on similar problems.

Meanwhile, a younger student began using the "speak out loud" method independently when breaking down maths questions—a change from earlier sessions where she hesitated to verbalise her thinking—and finished all ten problems without errors.

What they say about our tutoring

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We are very pleased with the program to date. Stephen is a very nice young man and a good tutor. David our son enjoys his teaching style and tutoring.

I was very happy with James' tutoring. Warren was a great tutor for James and as I mentioned on the phone,I wish we had found him sooner. In the short time that James did have his tutoring, I did notice he has become more confident and independent with his maths. Although he is still not a straight A student, he did show some improvement.

Thank you for the follow up.  Belinda is fantastic.  Ben really likes her.  I know it has only been 3 weeks but Ben is already feeling more confident with his maths.  His exams start next week so Belinda is revising with him.  I'm very happy, thank you.

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 Mobile Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Keiraville Public School.