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Tutors in Mardi include a seasoned secondary school English teacher, a selective school graduate with an ATAR of 97.65 and Rubik's Cube competitor, university students in medicine, statistics and engineering, experienced peer mentors for selective entrance exams, dance and martial arts coaches, science postgraduates, and academic high achievers with leadership and debating backgrounds.

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Joshua
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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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I believe the most important thing is to have a routine, be reliable, and to have the student be a part of every decision in their learning. My time with a student is not about a test or exam. It is about creating the skills for a student to be able to improve as they move through school and beyond. This is something that is going to be…
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Manveer
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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 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 hesitation, I…
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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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I believe the most important things I can do as a 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 not…
Lachlan
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The most important thing a 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, just…
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A tutor needs to be their every week and ontime. A tutor must plan lessons that meet the needs and goals of the student. A tutor must be able to assess the strengths and weaknesses of a student and plan the lesson and the program so the student can meet the learning needs of the student. Knowing the student. Assessing strengths and weaknesses…
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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…
Gautham
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Listen carefully and patiently to the doubts and troubles of the student with each topic and help elducidate that topic in a way which is powerfully suitable to that individual. This ensures that the student has grasped the topic fully while being patient and listening carefully maintains the comfort of the student so they feel free to ask more…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to not only understand where the student is at within their academics, but in their personal life as well. A student's schooling can be very stressful and there is a lot of pressure from others. My role would be to make sure that I am not pressuring them, and that we reward even the…
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Struggling with math problems can often feel demoralising and futile, especially when peers “get it†but you don’t. I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to help them view the concepts from different angles, guide them through problem solving steps, and increase their confidence in their ability to grasp…
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The most important thing a 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 asked…
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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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Always give them a challenge that suits them, in order to stimulate their knowledge and always give support when needed. I think my patience and understanding their problems is my greatest…

Local Reviews

Savith has been a wonderful tutor, teaching and preparing my son for HSC Maths Extension. My son's confidence and skill have greatly improved since working with him. I highly recommend Savith to anyone needing maths tutoring for their child.
Susannah Campbell

Inside MardiTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Jayden focused on calculating speed, time, and distance, as well as rearranging formulas for worded problems.

In Year 8, Chloe worked through simultaneous equations and key algebra principles, using step-by-step examples to solve inequalities.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Emily reviewed the binomial product alongside both substitution and elimination methods for solving systems of equations, then tackled more advanced surds questions.

Recent Challenges

In Year 10, a student struggled to remember formulas for perimeter and area, often mixing them up during revision. "Sometimes he doesn't seem interested or even listening," one tutor observed, leading to missed steps when new concepts were introduced.

Meanwhile, in Year 7 algebra sessions, skipping written working made it hard to catch errors with indices and fractions—mistakes that repeated because feedback wasn't always taken on board.

For a Year 4 student, delays in starting homework meant long addition was left unfinished; coming late to sessions added further pressure. In these moments, the learning process stalled before understanding could settle in.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Mardi recently noticed a big change with a Year 10 student who used to get frustrated by algebra, but after working through simultaneous equations using substitution, he now tackles problems without hesitation and his factorisation is much neater.

In another session, a high school student who struggled to ask for help began voicing questions openly whenever she hit a roadblock in trigonometry—something she'd avoided before.

Meanwhile, one of the younger students quickly grasped long addition up to numbers as large as 30 million and invented her own shortcut for adding single-digit numbers.

Maths tutoring in Mardi

Maybe your child needs to ace an exam, maybe your child just needs a bit of help catching up? And, the students come with various learning challenges: rule dependence, unhindered silly mistakes, low confidence, poor exam technique, motivation issues etc. Tutoring helps. Any student can succeed if they have the right support and engagement. Success at school is about knowing how to learn effectively as well as the knowledge itself. Our tutor will engage your child and teach the content they need to know while helping them become an effective student, an empowered learner. That's our mission.

Maths Tutor Mardi

The service is available all over Australia including Mardi, NSW. It's also super flexible. You can stop the tutoring any time and there are no hidden fees or charges, you pay a simple hourly rate and that's all. We also offer your first lesson as a trial so that you can give it a try risk-free. If you're not happy with your tutor we won't charge you and we'll even organise another tutor at no cost.

We've got 14 maths tutors in your vicinity around Mardi, NSW. Give us a call so we can have a quick chat to understand your needs & organise a trial for you. Our phone number is 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 Tuggerah Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Wyong Christian Community School.