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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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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to listen to them because the student is the one who knows what they're struggling with and they are the ones who are going to tell me what they need to learn. Furthermore, I think it is important to teach students how to learn and study so that they can keep learning and working…
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The most important thing according to me is to get my point across crystal clear, whether it takes days or even if it takes to apologize for a mistake previously made. I would always own my actions and make an effort. Every child is important and so it is very important to understand that each one of them works at a different pace and one has to…
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Every student has unique strengths, weaknesses, and learning styles, and it's important for a tutor to understand these individual differences and tailor their approach accordingly. A tutor can also help a student build confidence and self-esteem. By providing positive feedback and encouragement, a tutor can help a student believe in their own…
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Make them feel comfortable to ask questions, most students are confused or stuck but that is not the main issue, helping students developt that inquisitive mindset and to always ask why is instrumental to success. I have always been extroverted and have strong soft skills, especially in communication. I have always enjoyed explaining concepts,…
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Helping students improve or maintain their grades, along with teaching extremely valuable lessons is the most important thing I can do for a student. A tutor not only teaches but shows compassion, is understanding, and helps student be the best that they can be. An example is when helping a student who suffers from bad time management. This for…
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Finding other ways of working out a problem. If something has been said and isn’t ‘going in’ we can try a visual approach or written down approach, whatever works for the student . Being patient I think is very important, not getting frustrated with the student and using positive language, for example ‘good try’ or ‘nearly there’.…
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I believe it is extremely important to convey the importance of education to each student as well as the value of each of our time. I find this leads to more engaged students who achieve greater results. I also believe it is pivotal to create a safe learning environment where students can ask questions and satisfy their curiosity. I am able to…
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I believe the most important thing about a tutor is being able to provide self-confidence for the student. I do this through encouragement catered both individually and to the group (if there is one). I have found that when students believe they have the ability to complete the question, they are more likely to ask questions and understand the…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to not give all the answers or talk about specific or complicated concepts for an extended period of time, but instead, find how the student learns best and teach this way. Listening, understanding and providing constructive feedback further can additionally help both parties in learning.…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to make them feel comfortable and to help them feel like learning is not a chore but a good experience. Being positive, patient and encouraging is also a very important trait for a tutor. I have a lot of experience in nannying/babysitting so, therefore, have the ability to effectively…
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It is imperative for tutors to be patient with students; tutoring is about building confidence I am a very patient person. As a big sister to two, it is my job to be there for you in your own…
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Empathy is key. If a tutor can show how learning certain topics can help a student in the future, it keeps the student's interest held in the subject for longer. What really helps is to periodically give some positive feedback to the student about their progress - how he or she has improved in the past 3 months, or month, for example. Because of…
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The most important thing to me is creating the networks for students to think for and teach themselves whenever our time is up. It's the classic saying, "give a man a fish he'll eat for a day, teach a man to fish and he'll eat for his whole life". A tutor should, like any good teacher, provide the student with the tools to critically evaluate…
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-Need to ensure the student enjoy the subject -The student is keep improving throughout the working process -Set a goal with the student to see whether the student want to achieve - Teach the student with the specific knowledge in the subject area - Make the student feel easy in tutorial and less pressure at school work' - Accelerate the…
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Preparation and a current reflection on their performance and how you can set goals for individual students. This is critical during examination season where it tests the ability of students, with enough practice and making sure that students understands key concepts through tests and questions prepares the students in advance for a test. I am an…
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1. Take genuine interest in progress of the student. 2. Listen 3. Attend to with courtesy Communication; pleasant personality; caring, approachable, & confidence building…
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Allow the student to overcome challenges on their own. I have never felt as a teacher and tutor that I should give the students answers if they are not able to work through it themselves, I should be able to give them the tools to succeed with small and regular input from myself. I am a great communicator who can organise and present planned…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to develop their confidence and skills to be able to problem solve independently. That requires building a students skills to not only understand the techniques which can be used but also how to most effectively apply them. This is particularly important as it enables students to become…
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Most importantly, I think, is to listen to the student. I am a patient and understanding individual, which I think a student needs for problem solving…
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Provide clear explanations, adapt to student needs, foster confidence, offer constructive feedback, motivate, and create a supportive learning environment. Adaptable teaching, clear communication, subject expertise, empathy, patience, motivational, effective feedback, and potential for technology…
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As I've stated before, I have a love of learning. This has not only allowed me to excel in my studies but has also filled my life with joy and wonder at the many things there are to learn and understand. This was given to me by my teachers and parents, and I think this is the best gift a teacher of any kind can give to a student. I have a solid…

Local Reviews

Niall is excellent and Jack is really enjoying the sessions.
Jennifer, Coogee

Inside KensingtonTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Aiden tackled solving algebraic expressions through factorisation and practiced simplifying equations by working backwards.

Year 10 student Olivia focused on understanding Pythagoras' theorem and applied it to distance problems on the Cartesian plane, then moved on to trigonometry homework, learning when to use sine, cosine, or tangent in real-world contexts.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Ethan worked on adding and subtracting fractions with both like and unlike denominators, as well as applying these skills to worded fraction problems for deeper understanding.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 maths, one student frequently avoided writing out algebraic steps when solving equations, leading to repeated sign errors—"he just wrote the answer, skipping how he got there," a tutor noted.

A Year 11 physics student often forgot to bring necessary materials, like textbooks and notes, which slowed progress on graphing tasks and forced reliance on memory instead of review.

In Year 5 English, messy written work and inconsistent backchecking meant spelling mistakes persisted in stories even after feedback.

For senior biology (Year 12), incomplete notes during revision made recalling enzyme names under test conditions much harder.

Recent Achievements

A Kensington tutor recently noticed a Year 10 student who used to avoid asking questions now talks through tricky algebra problems out loud, even when stuck—something he hesitated to do before.

In senior biology, one high schooler managed to complete a practice test on DNA replication and polypeptide synthesis with noticeably fewer errors than in earlier sessions, showing she's retaining more detail each week.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who previously struggled with mixed and improper fractions has begun remembering to multiply independently at the right step without reminders, finishing her homework with only self-checked corrections.

What they say about our tutoring

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Deepti is working with my daughter for more than a year as her Tutor. The great strength of Deepti is the trust relationship that she develop with the students, so they feel comfortable to open up and get the guidelines she share and teach. My daughter was definitely improved her math, but more important improved her confident and approach to math.

Andy is great and all is going very well. We are very happy with Andy he is helping Tylah with her maths.

El-Abed is doing s great job. El-Abed has managed to get my daughter, Faith, to agree to a 90min session weekly which should work well as she has some work to do.

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 Randwick Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Coogee Boys' Preparatory School.