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Tutors in Killarney Heights include a former school Dux with a 97.65 ATAR, HSC high achievers in Maths Extension and Chemistry, seasoned peer mentors and camp leaders, accomplished sports coaches for ages 5–15, IB and IGCSE scholars, an English specialist with IELTS 8.0, and academic award-winners with proven success tutoring K–12 students.

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Bianca
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I think as a tutor one of the most important things we can do for a student is be a pillar of support to guide them and follow them on their learning journey. Instead of talking to students and feeding them information its important to talk WITH students as learning is a 2 way street and both student and teacher need to have input. Learning is…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is help support a student's goals. While getting good marks is always nice, improvement small or large and the journey that involves is definitely the most important part of tutoring. I can communicate clearly and I have a lot of patience. I also love working with other…
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Help students through their learning journey whilst also giving them the independence to take responsibility for their learning. Assisting students when they need help is important but it also just as important for students to push themselves with harder questions, turning to the tutor as the last resort. A tutor is meant to help the student push…
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Tutors are there to make sure students fully understand the subjects taught in their classes, whether this be to engage them with new work outside of the classroom, aid them with homework or just spark more enjoyment in the subject. My main strength would be my ability to teach with different perspectives, this being an ability to explain a…
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I believe a tutor should teach and engage a student in an way that cultivates a student's passion in the subject. From experience, I as a student do much better in subjects that I am passionate about and feel excited to study, rather than just trying to achieve high grades. I believe that students that are more passionate in their studies will…
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As a tutor, it is very important to understand the real demand or weakness of their students. Besides, it is also important to know their expectations. Therefore, you are more likely to come up with a solid and actionable plan for your student and manage the progress and expectations during the tutoring process. I think my strengths as a tutor…
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To give to the student not only the knowledge of how a task is completed or formula applied, but an understanding of the logic in why this is utilised or possible. The ability to apply mathematics to a situation through the correct understanding of what needs to be done and what knowledge can be used to accomplish that end, is more necessary and…
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A tutor should know the student's learning style, strengths, weaknesses, and pace. The tutor can also customize their teaching methods and materials to suit the individual needs of the student, focusing on their strengths and addressing their weaknesses. It is also essential the tutor can communicate clearly and effectively to the students and…
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A tutor can not only help a student learn specific concepts related to the curriculum, he or she can influence their learning path and help them improve their overall academic performance. As a tutor, I make sure I present the curriculum to my students in a clear manner, consistent with their age and ability to understand the concepts being…
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- Being there to listen to their needs and an outlet to communicate issues - Being available via message/email to provide support for the student - Provide feedback openly and prepare materials in an organised manner Being the music captain at my high school, I have learnt the foundations of being a good leader and with this experience, I've…
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To guide students towards reaching their full potential, and to help them to become expert learners./////////////////////////////////////////////////// My strengths are communication, my ability to learn and to help others, and I am hard-working.…
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Be patient and help them to understand the concept so they know how to do it by themselves rather than just giving them the answer. Be clear on what they are doing right and wrong and how they can best improve their methods of learning. I am patient and understanding, having just completed the HSC last year I understand that it can be difficult to…
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The first and most obvious role of a tutor is to explain concepts and teach a student. They can guide the student and show them the path. However, it is ultimately up to the student to complete their own studies. I feel that another major role of a tutor is also to act as a mentor. In current times, a tutor may interact frequently with a student…
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Take the time and be patient while they learn Being able to breakdown complex matters into more digestible…
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Being patient is so important for students. Every child is different and being able to adapt to their needs and understand that it may take others longer to grasp a concept is vital. I am extremely patient and understanding. If students are exasperated by their work, I can help them to calm down or relax and try to get them to look at the problem…
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I believe one of the most important aspects is empathy. Empathy not only in giving them true confidence that they can achieve more than what they believe is at their threshold of intelligence, but empathy in understanding what foundational concepts or struggles may need to be covered. Simplifying complex concepts not in a mundane way but one that…
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I believe a tutor must always guide the student, finding a balance between giving them the answer and letting the student figure it out on their own. The tutor is not there to do homework, but to help the student to understand concepts and to have a strong foundation on which they can grow upon and use in the future. My strengths that contribute…
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To Help them build confidence, provide them with the tools to succeed and enable them to solve problems effectively independently Patience, organisation, dependability, ability to vary my approach and integrate ICT and flipped classroom/backward design approaches…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand that there is no unteachable student. Everyone learns in a different way and by realising that, it is a tutors responsibility to find the way each individual student learns best and to never give up on finding new and inventive ways to teach. As a tutor, I always bring a…
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I think that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is build confidence in them and creating an environment that has no judgement, so that students feel a sense of ease and lack of stress when attempting new problems, content or questions. I also think it is important for a tutor to guide students and assist them to come to their…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be there for them. If a tutor chooses only to communicate with a student within the designated hour-long session, there is a good chance questions will be forgotten before the next session and eventually left unanswered. This is why a clear and uninterrupted communication line is valuable…
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Developing an individualised approach - i believe in doing this a tutor is able to cater to differing learning types offering new ways to understand concepts as per the individual, enabling a greater teacher student connection, and thorough learning outcomes. I am highly organised and dedicated individual, making the help that i offer thorough and…

Local Reviews

Thanks for Isaac's report - the tutoring is going really well.
Carol-Ann, Frenchs Forest

Inside Killarney HeightsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Daniel revised fractions, decimals, and percentages by converting between forms and using visual models.

For Year 8, Emily focused on solving linear equations and interpreting distance–time graphs, practising both algebraic manipulation and graph plotting.

In Year 10, Sam tackled trigonometry—specifically Pythagoras' theorem—and worked through real-world measurement problems involving speed, distance, and time calculations.

Recent Challenges

Homework completion was inconsistent across both primary and high school levels. For example, a Year 8 student "did not complete his homework again," which meant less opportunity to reinforce skills between lessons.

In Year 10, one student forgot much of the previously covered material before a test; the tutor noted this suggested "he hasn't been studying and revising the content."

Messy or incorrect layout appeared in Year 9 trigonometry—where failing to keep work tidy led to confusion when applying Pythagoras' theorem.

A senior student's over-reliance on mental calculation in conversion questions ("attempted to do it in his head") resulted in repeated small errors and missed marks.

Recent Achievements

One Killarney Heights tutor noticed a Year 11 student who used to get stuck on financial maths now working through compound interest problems with less prompting, showing real independence during practice.

A Year 9 student, after several sessions of struggling to identify x- and y-intercepts, confidently found both and explained how they linked to gradients without relying on hints.

In primary years, one child who'd often mixed up times tables started applying them accurately in multi-step word problems—he finished all the questions in his workbook for the first time.

What they say about our tutoring

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I've not actually met Tevita myself but both Ashleigh and my husband Adam have nothing but good things to say about him.  Ashleigh is very happy with his tutoring so far and seems to have a better understanding of the maths subjects she is doing.

We are very impressed with Jason and Scott enjoys the sessions with him which is great. Thanks.

Tim has now had 3 sessions with Dean and so far it seems to be a positive experience. Tim enjoys his company and understands the way he explains things , I guess this is a good place to start and hopefully it will continue to build into a rewarding learning experience.

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 Forestville Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Killarney Heights Public School.