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I believe its important to assist a student enough so they can increase their confidence and become better independent learners.
This may include encouraging students to discover different study strategies and asking them open-ended questions to promote independent thinking. Being open to a student's feedback and insights is of high importance,…
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- 94+ ATAR
- Eng student UNSW
- Confidence building
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I would say helping the student finding a way to solve problems the way that works best for them. Also important to realise what they want to achieve and where they want to go with it all. I’m a really good communicator and also really enjoy the experience of improving a skill set over a period of time. I did advanced maths for year 12 and…
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- 93+ ATAR
- State/National champ
- Leadership mentor
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- Empower students to try their best no matter the result
- Push students to discover their limits and beyond
- Exhibit patience at all times
- Build confidence and self-belief beyond the classroom - Empathetic
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- Conf boost focus
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- Growth mindset
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Having been tutored by several people over my high school career, I consider the most important thing a tutor can do for students are enabling them to reach their full potential. As well as providing them to with opportunities and equipment to succeed in learning, through encouraging them, guiding them to the answer rather than give it to them and…
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- Strong communicator
- Childcare exp
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A good tutor should help their student develop a love for what they are learning. When this is done successfully, this has a knock-on effect on the student's results as they are more engaged with the content they are learning. This starts with the tutor being passionate about the content they are teaching and being determined to push the student…
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- 98+ ATAR equiv
- Reading tutor exp
- Prefect leadership
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I believe that supporting a student emotionally is important for tutors. Oftentimes, academics and grades become the priority - however, emotional and mental wellbeing is important. A tutor who is invested in the student's wellbeing and acts in their best interests, such as by gauging their level of stress and lending a helping hand when they are…
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- North Sydney Girls
- 2+ yrs tutoring exp
- Selective test prep
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Have deep and interwoven knowledge of the content that transcends the syllabus. I'm strong at explaining difficult or broad concepts with simplicity and…
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- 96+ ATAR
- Law student UTS
- Team leadership
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to challenge yet support them in their studies. By challenging the student to do better, yet simultaneously reminding them that it is okay to fail, the student will feel inspired enough to try. Furthermore, it is extremely important to build a personal relationship with the…
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- Law/Arts Distinction
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I consider the most important thing a tutor can do for their student's is inspire them. I want to enlighten them with my love for learning and organisation, inspiring them to do and be their best. I also would empower my student's to believe in themselves and gain confidence in their abilities, as I consider a high self esteem, when it comes to…
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- Predicted 95+ ATAR
- Top school awards
- Mentor & peer help
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To me, the most essential role a tutor can fulfill is that of an enabler and empowerer. I believe a tutor's primary goal should be to provide students with a strong foundation of knowledge and a resilient problem-solving framework, not only to tackle academic challenges but also to navigate any obstacle life may present. An empowering tutor equips…
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- IT solutions expert
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I find that a healthy, positive and communicative friendship with the student is crucial to them progressing. It's important to be patient and ensure you can work with all personality types and children of all ages. It's also important that tutors are prepared with teaching methods and material to help the students. They should be proactive in…
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- Maths 1st Place Yr 8
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As well as being able to be conscience yet specific of the needs of the student, as mentioned before, I believe the most important skills required of a tutor is being punctual and organised. This involves having a clear lesson plan in order to make the session as efficient as possible. In addition, it is of most importance the tutor is well…
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- High HSC achiever
- Strong role model
- Clear communicator
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The role of a tutor is to provide additional support to students without hindering the learning that goes on during school. I would be able to assist students by creating an environment in which they feel safe, and encourage them to do the best they possibly can, while still maintaining a healthy balance between school and their own personal time.…
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- 90+ ATAR
- Distinction Maths
- Confidence focus
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Be patient and understanding and knowing what methods of teaching best suit each student Very patient and can make learning…
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Be patient, think outside of the box when teaching, be a source of support and accountability, and give them practical tips and tricks. I love learning and believe it is so important throughout life. I want to help students overcome mental obstacles and improve their understanding of subjects so they can feel more…
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- French tutor
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- Experience with kids
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Local Reviews
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.
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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.