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Tutors in Navigators include a school Maths/Science teacher and House Coordinator, a DOTS Academy alternative education leader with over a decade's classroom experience, a Bachelor of Education student and learning support specialist, an ATAR 97.8 high-achiever, subject duxes and scholarship recipients, seasoned peer mentors, sports coaches, and educators with international teaching backgrounds.

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A tutor should help a student feel confident in their abilities, and ensure the student understands. A tutor should also help students find intrinsic motivation, help them find a reason to study that comes from their own goals and aspirations, rather than having study feel like a chore. I focus on fundamental understanding, and try to find gaps in…
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Trying to eradicate the fear or hopelessness that the students feel when they cannot overcome an "obstacle". I am a great listener. I try to find the root of issue and get to know about the problem from the student's…
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Having the patience and being a good listener. Having the two is what I believe where you can start building a better relationship with the student. By listening carefully to the student and also being patient with them (since people learns at different speed and different methods). From there, I can understand students in their area of weakness…
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To understand the problems or doubts of students from their perspective and try to clear their doubts or provide them explanation in the simplest possible way. My ability to understand and explain according to the needs of the students. I can easily adjust with people. My experience in teaching to different age…
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Give them the time and knowledge that a regular school teacher cannot as they're taking responsibility of a larger class, unlike a private tutor who teaches one on one in a more friendly home environment. My strength is my strong math and engineering background and my many years of experience as a private math tutor as well as university teacher…
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Listen to exactly what they need help with and provide constructive feedback and appreciate all efforts. Continual encouragement and support so that the student can reach their goals and feel proud. Breaking thought processes down to better understand and explain the question or answer. Patience. Organisation. Creating a safe space to ask…
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Fear is the only hurdle between a student and success. A tutor's most important job is remove that fear and boost the student's confidence. When the student is confident, any subject will seem easy to learn. I am a fluent English speaker and also have good leadership skills. I enjoy Mathematics and have sufficient self-confidence in my ability to…
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Patience while explaining the concepts multiple times to a student and encouraging him in all the aspects of education will help student to devlop his concentration in all areas. Time Management, Various ways to explain a concept. Moreover we have to be a child while explaining the concept to them, because their perception is different when…
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The most important thing to keep in mind when tutoring in my opinion is to help them gain confidence & enjoyment in the subject. If a student believes they are bad at a subject, they often won't try as hard because they view it as pointless. Confirmation bias can also lead to only noticing when they make mistakes, meaning they won't recognise the…
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Guidance. It's always guidance. Tutors facilitate learning and help activates students' potential. :) Tutors receive all the questions most of the students don't ask in class, and I find it amazing because real learning happens between tutors and students. I already know how to handle them and I can give excellent activities that they can enjoy…
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Help the student reach their maximum potential in the area being studied. Be persistent and willing to persevere to maximise learning. Develop good morale with the student and be enthusiastic around them. My strengths are having high patience, ability to explain things clearly to different education levels and a passion in helping…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do a student is listen to them and their needs as well as create an environment whether that's in person or online that is safe, supportive and positive for them to learn and thrive. I have a very personable, open and kind approach when interacting with staff, parents and most importantly students so I…
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A tutor can offer a relaxing atmosphere for students, with no pressure, so students can have a better understanding of the tasks asked to be solved. working one on one give better results and more inclusion of student being tutored. My strength as a tutor is that I have an excellent ability to explain tasks and I am able to simplify things very…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do for a student is provide the with the strategies, tools, and perhaps most importantly: confidence they need to succeed and thrive in their studies. I believe my strengths include my ability to effectively communicate and teach important concepts and skills to my students. In particular I pride myself…

Local Reviews

We are very happy with Alia. She is always prompt and flexible with the tutoring allocation. She has a very calm and quiet manner.
Michelle

Inside NavigatorsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Greta worked on negative numbers and algebraic expansion, using number lines to reinforce addition and subtraction with negatives and practicing expanding brackets.

Year 10 student Lachlan focused on trigonometry by labelling sides of right-angled triangles, writing sin, cos, and tan ratios, and solving for unknowns using a calculator.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Sarah tackled functions and inverse functions by reviewing notation and graphing examples to understand their relationships.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 Maths, one student tended not to double-check answers, resulting in basic errors and a dip in confidence when working with fractions and visual models.

In Year 11 Methods, notes showed incomplete working when rearranging equations—he skipped showing steps in algebra, which hid sign errors—making it harder to spot where mistakes crept in.

A senior student avoided clarifying instructions during a test, leading to missed marks on worded problems she could have attempted if she'd asked for help.

Meanwhile, another secondary student's over-reliance on calculators meant less practice with mental arithmetic; this slowed progress in more complex surd simplifications.

Recent Achievements

A Navigators tutor recently noticed a Year 10 student who had previously mixed up the triangle sides now quickly identifies hypotenuse, opposite, and adjacent, confidently applying SOH CAH TOA to solve trigonometry questions.

In a senior session, another high schooler showed real independence by forming equations with minimal help and using the quadratic formula accurately after struggling to set them up alone before.

Meanwhile, a younger student made a clear leap in fraction work—after making errors with arrays early on, she began grouping dots correctly for problems like finding 2/3 of 12 and even recognised equivalent fractions by counting rather than guessing based on appearance.

What they say about our tutoring

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Hi Erica Lachie seems to be enjoying his maths sessions and is keen make them each week which we are pleased about. Thanks for the follow up.

Dear Erica, Thank you for your email, with regards to the tutor we are happy with Anisa and Brendan is progressing nicely at this stage.

Thanks for the follow up.  We are happy with Aprinder and pleased with the progress Flynn is making.

Maths tutoring in Navigators

As our company name suggests, we want to make tutoring "Ezy" for parents, students and tutors! We're super passionate about education and especially about maths. Helping a student reach levels of accomplishment that were previously unknown changes their life and sets them up for long term success. It's a "feel good" experience for the student, for parents...and of course for us! Our testimonials are the inspiration that keep us going through hard times. Tutoring works well when it is consistent, reliable, flexible and easy to manage ... otherwise, for a combination of reasons, we don't get the impact we want.

So here's how the service works: We will organise for a local maths tutor in Navigators to reach out to you and organise the time and day for the lesson. The tutor comes to you. You can have the tutoring as often or as little as you like. There are no booking fees or "extras" of any sort. You simply get an invoice at the end of each month for the tuition time used. Best of all, your first lesson works as a trial, so if for some reason the tutor isn't a good fit for your family, you won't be charged for that lesson!

Ezy! Try us, 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 Sebastopol Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Damascus College - St Brendan's.