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Kiar's tutors include a Dux and ATAR 91 achiever with top HSC English and Maths results, a current maths teacher with international experience, a primary education specialist with recent school practicum, selective school alumni and peer mentors, a medical student who scored 96% in high school maths, and science postgraduates passionate about teaching.

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A tutor must be able to reinforce the foundational theories and concepts taught in school and from there guide their student through the ways in which this information can connect to a wide range of questions. Exposure to a myriad of problems improves a student's ability to recognise how their own knowledge connects to a solution and thus their…
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The most important thing you can do for a student (other than teaching them the things they are struggling with) is letting them know they aren't as "stupid" as they may feel. So many students enter tutoring frustrated, upset and not wanting to be there because they believe that they are "stupider" or "dumber" than their friends because "well my…
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A tutor should be patient and friendly to re-discuss any topic number of times to make their students understand until they don`t feel to move to the next topic, a maths tutor should be a good leader who can motivate students in the right direction. I create a friendly atmosphere where students feel free to discuss their doubts without any…
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I believe that the most important things a maths tutor can do for a student are to have an individualised approach and foster a healthy mindset to learning. Understanding each student's unique learning style, strengths, weaknesses, and preferences is essential to maximising their learning potential. Furthermore, encouraging and fostering a…
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- Develop and consolidate on knowledge - Implement strategies to learn and tackle assignments/exams - Develop confidence and motivation to learn and study My strengths include my communication skills/style, my ability to relate to doing the HSC (not being out of school for too long), patience and…
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Tutors cannot think for their students, but what they can do is guide their students to an understanding. This means facilitating understanding by providing a space for students to ask their own questions, receive helpful answers, and be guided through any difficult topics. I believe tutors must teach alongside students by teaching them strategies…
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The most important thing a maths tutor could do is create a safe environment for the student. Learning can be more comprehensive and explicit once the student is comfortable around their tutor’s presence. The tutor also must maintain and adhere to an elaborate study plan to help the student. I am very patient and would never snap even on being…
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The most important thing I can do for a student is to be patient. Patience is key in facilitating the process of learning as it removes the anxiety inducing pressure of expectation and allows the student to solely focus on the content at hand. Patience also allows the student to rationalise concepts at their own pace. This has the effect of deeply…
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Support and patience. Trying to force too many things at once can only frustrate somebody attempting to better themselves, following a pace the student is best learning at is crucial. Frustration and not grasping an idea or a concept can lead to giving up, which is why support and again patience are key. I'm reliable, patient and easy to talk to.…
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To guide them onto the correct answers and teach them how to learn and take responsibility in their own learning. Responsible hand reliable, try to stay on top of…
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A tutors responsibility isn't to provide answers, but to guide students to find their way of learning and to provide alternative approaches when tackling problem scenarios or questions. To be a successful tutor is to develop students mindsets and enable them to eventually trust in their instinct and decide for themselves the best way to go about a…
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I believe the most important things I can do as a maths tutor for my students is to to make them feel like they can do anything that they struggle with. It is important that students are able to express what they struggle with without the fear of being judged or humiliated. They need to know that just because they're struggling with something does…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to understand the needs of their student and develop effective resources that work for THAT student. It is also important to recognise what kind of work load people are capable of handling so that you do not overwhelm them with tasks, as this would be counterproductive. So I guess,…

Local Reviews

My son is gaining much confidence since he has started with Pranshu, he mentions how he is able to understand the maths questions from his maths lesson in high school. He is very happy to continue with the tutoring and will just get a stronger understanding as the weeks of tutoring progress.
Anna

Inside KiarTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Kiar focused on equation manipulation and identifying similar triangles using diagrams.

In Year 9, Sam reviewed index laws and algebraic expansions from a recent test, then practised rearranging equations with multiple variables.

For Year 10, Ella worked through solving simultaneous equations by substitution and elimination methods, alongside tackling problems involving surds and simplifying radical expressions.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 algebra, a student avoided writing out steps when solving equations with fractions, leading to sign errors and confusion; as one tutor observed, "skipping the layout hid where mistakes happened."

A Year 11 learner ran short on time during inequalities practice—test planning was rushed, so some questions were left unfinished.

In Year 3 maths, another student's written long addition work was hard to follow due to messy number placement; this made it tricky for both the tutor and student to track carrying.

These process gaps slowed progress and created frustration in real-time problem-solving.

Recent Achievements

A Kiar tutor recently noticed a big shift in Josh, a high schooler who'd struggled with algebra for weeks; after working through substitution in simultaneous equations, he started catching his own mistakes and even explained his previous errors out loud.

In another session, Ruby (Year 3) figured out how to add numbers above five without using her fingers—a leap from relying on counting hands last month.

Meanwhile, a senior student who used to guess quietly during trig lessons now confidently asks about the right trigonometric ratio before tackling unknown sides, showing she's more willing to engage directly with the process.

What they say about our tutoring

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Yes, everything is going great with Manglesh. Ethan is really enjoying his time with Manglesh.

Tilly is very happy with Sharat. She found it really helpful, and she liked him. As you said, he is a great communicator.

Taylor received her final year 10 exam marks for maths back today and topped her class with 89%! Many thanks to Teresa's assistance along the way

Maths tutoring in Kiar

Struggling academically while seeing others succeed can feel disheartening. It may seem as though "successful students" have it easy, as if solutions just pop into their head. Seeing the cycle of success cycling round and round for others can seem like natural talent. Geniuses do exist but most successful students are just normal people who have somehow learned how to succeed academically.

Good news! Success leaves clues. These students tend to be prepared, to do their homework & regular revision. They focus on comprehension not on memorization. Most importantly they have growth mindset not a fixed mindset - failures are an opportunity for growth not proof of inadequacy.

Whatever your goals, the right attitude and the right study habits will help. A good tutor can do much more than just teach the content. They can help your child learn to be a better student, to develop a growth mindset and establish their own cycle of success. When you use Ezy Math to find a tutor this is what you're getting.

A local maths tutor in Kiar will come to your home at a time convenient to you, just tell us when. Your first lesson works as a risk-free trial, if you don't like it, don't pay. No booking fees or contracts, no nonsense, just tutoring.

Give us a call, we’ll help. 1300 312 354

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 Lake Haven Library & Council Services—or at your child's school (with permission), like Wyee Public School.