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Emotionally support them and help them achieve their goals. Ensure that they're doing well in class and achieving the highest possible results in their exams. Give them help when it's needed, even if it's outside working hours. I believe I am very patient, I try to put myself in the student's shoes to better understand their weaknesses and figure…
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Be there to support them, and work through the areas that they aren't as confident in to build confidence. I believe that this requires a solid structure and outlining tasks which will help increase their knowledge but also exam technique. I am very patient and willing to listen to my students. As well as giving practical examples of the content…
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ROMAN
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I think a tutor can boost the confidence of a student immensely. When the student understand and solves a problem, it improves their confidence and helps them in not only academic progress but also in their personal development. I believe that with proper encouragement and tutoring, the student can benefit significantly. Patience and time…
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The best thing that a tutor can do for a student is not to regurgitate information - that can be found by reading a book, or browsing the internet; but to inspire. I believe that a perspective can be most powerfully shared by someone who has seen and understood, who can empathize with the struggles that are necessary to get to seeing the solution…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them understand the course content- so they can pass assessment- and also to help them understand other aspects of the subject they need or want to understand, either for the sake of curiosity or because they have some use for it. It is best if this understanding is of a deep…
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Make the lesson vivid and enjoyable. I can make the concept as easy as…
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Teaching the student effective methods of independent learning, as opposed to teaching them the answers Communicating the content in an effective way at a level the student will understand while maintaining a fun and interesting learning…
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One of the most important things would be the environment the tutor and student are in. The more comfortable but slightly stressed-out the students are, the more productive the tutoring session would be. Another essential aspect of tutoring would be the ability for the tutor to deeply understand the concept themselves in order for them to simplify…
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I believe a tutor can uplift the confidence of a student by encouraging him/her every step of the way which will benefit the students in their future. I would say breaking down a complex matter into a simpler solution so that the concept is easier to grasp for the students. Making the lessons easier by using storytelling as examples when the…
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Just make the student learn about the things and boost their level of knowledge on the subjects they find difficult. Create the best environment for the students to learn something new. I am masters graduate and I have been working as Tution tutor since…
John Peter
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An essential component for a tutor to effectively help a student is for the tutor to be able to adapt their teaching methods to fit the students learning personality. This in turn ensures students are effectively learning to promote their understanding in a topic and make learning feel relevant rather than make them memorise topics and concepts…
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The most important thing as a tutor is to help students connect to what they are learning. It is the job of the tutor to differentiate instruction based on the learning preferences of the students. Further, a tutor reinforces what the students have been learning at school. I am a teacher with 15 years of teaching experience. My last school was…
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I had a tutor in high school for my VCE studies. I learned that a tutor must be a supportive figure that guides their student with compassion and patience. The demeanor of my tutor relived the stress of studying and gave me the confidence to attempt difficult problems that I would have given up on. Students at any year level will often feel…
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Try to understand and listen to them and make them feel important. Also make them responsible and how to deal with problems can be the best thing a tutor can impart to a student. Patience, Tolerant, Active listener, Fun, Responsible, Mature, Realist are some of the qualities that I think are necessary that should be present in a tutor like…
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Give them the ability to get the mark they want to achieve. Have recent experience as a HSC student which might make me a bit more…
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I believe tutors pass on a sense of confidence to their students as they develop their skills. It is that virtue that students bring back to their classroom ready to apply what they have learned during their tutor's session. Patience is a key value that I possess and that will make me succeed in this role. Acknowledging that different student…
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Finding gaps in a students knowledge and helping to fill them, facilitating a student to learn at their own pace and in their own way, and ensuring that the student can handle problems without my help once they've learned the concept. I'm good at not just teaching a student a concept, but making sure they fully understand it, even if that requires…
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When being a tutor, I consider the most important thing is not to provide the students with the answer but to guide them through the difficulties of learning. As their predecessor and mentor, I have the responsibility of taking their hands and lead them towards the right path, lighting up the passion of learning in them through my engagement.…
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1. Build self-confidence through celebrating successive achievements. 2. Help them grow academically, and in turn individually 3. Appreciate and encourage each individual student's skills 4. Be a role model. 1. I am a very patient and kind person, who takes the time to work with the individual capacities of each student 2. I enjoy using…
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Be a friend. This is how I was taught by my tutors and this is how I taught as well. If there is a deeper bond than that of just a student and teacher, the student really shines. The students open up more to the teacher. This helps the teacher to plan on how to help the student. I can understand what the student needs. I can connect with the…
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Try to stimulate a variety of interests on different fields and subjects, hoping that he/she can find his/her own path with success and happiness in the future Patience and…
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The most important thing is that to really be connected with your students. You have to also know their strengths and hobbies so you can plan your teaching methodology and approach. I am very friendly and open. I always reach out to my students even after my lessons. I make sure that my classes are fun and very productive. I always put extra fun…
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Deliver the lesson clearly within the given time frame for the day, Make learning easy for the students, Even if found that the student is lagging still keep them confident. knowing the subject area very well/ preparing for the lesson ahead, Has a good teacher student relationship, Being able to identify students strengths and…

Local Reviews

Quick to reply and easy to deal with. The tutors have been great and we are getting amazing results.
Kristyn, Kingsgrove

Inside KingsgroveTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Alex worked on identifying and extending number patterns as well as solving addition and subtraction problems using practical examples.

Year 7 student Olivia tackled fraction concepts, including comparing fractions of different denominators, and practised rounding numbers to the nearest 10 and 100.

Meanwhile, Year 8 student Marcus focused on two-step algebraic equations and applied formulas to calculate circumference, using targeted textbook exercises for consolidation.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 algebra, one student avoided showing working, instead "drawing out algebra questions to understand what the question is asking," which made it harder to catch and correct missteps.

A Year 8 student mixed up area and volume in geometry word problems by jumping straight to answers before reading fully—this often led to confusion when units changed mid-question.

Another in Year 10 struggled with index laws and was advised to improve note organization: "organising all math work in a neat manner, including tutoring worksheets and notes." Missed steps meant errors went unnoticed until revision time.

Recent Achievements

One Kingsgrove tutor recently noticed a Year 9 student who had always hesitated with multi-step algebra now working through wordier questions almost entirely on his own, no longer waiting for hints before starting.

A Year 11 student, previously quick to guess at answers in geometry, is now pausing to write out each calculation step before substituting values into formulas—a big shift from her earlier rush.

In primary, one Year 4 learner who used to rely on counting fingers has started tackling simple subtraction mentally and will even try times tables without prompting. Last session, he completed all ten problems in his head without reaching for his hands once.

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 Bexley North Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Ursula's College.