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Husan

Legal Studies Tutor Mawson Lakes, SA
A tutor's key role is to offer personalized support, boost confidence, and inspire a love for learning. Tailoring teaching methods to individual needs ensures effective understanding and application of the material. Creating a nurturing environment for questions and challenges is vital to enhancing self-assurance, a cornerstone of academic success…
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Harrison

Legal Studies Tutor Collinswood, SA
Teaching students strategies that they can use in order to overcome the problems they face independently while fostering an enjoyment of the subject. I have experience in imparting knowledge and identifying weaknesses due to my coaching experience. I am a relatively recent high school graduate who has kept in touch with the subjects studied by…
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Travis

Legal Studies Tutor Prospect, SA
Be patient and clear when explaining a topic. Try to understand that some people struggle more than others and that a clear understanding of the topic may require different things for different people. I am very patient and understanding. I will be able to use this to explain details to people in different ways so they will have a better chance of…
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Saibhaskhar

Legal Studies Tutor Nailsworth, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do is make the child harness his/her own potential and make them accustomed to the subject instead of abhorring it. My method of explaining the concepts in a simple, concise manner along with a strong command over my literacy skills will be my…
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Muhammad

Legal Studies Tutor Para Hills, SA
1. Provide clear and concise explanations of concepts. 2. Ask questions to help the student understand the material. 3. Encourage the student to ask questions and provide feedback. 4. Help the student develop effective study habits and strategies. 5. Provide positive reinforcement and motivation. 6. Help the student set realistic goals and…
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Therese

Legal Studies Tutor Dernancourt, SA
I consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to ultimately inspire them in a love of learning and hopefully pass onto them capsules of knowledge which are priceless. My strengths as a tutor are to challenge the pupils to think abstractly about language and harness the true power it possesses. I love hearing the pupil's own…
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Kloe

Legal Studies Tutor Prospect, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to just help them with their work and listen to their needs and help with those needs. I think that my strengths are: - being an effective communicators - knowing how and when to give critical feedback - being able to explain concepts in a way that is different than normal - being able…
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Fajer

Legal Studies Tutor Marden, SA
1) Being an active listener - understanding their problems and needs and working to help and support them to overcome these problems and meet these needs. 2) Being innovative with teaching style and strategies depending on the individual child's own unique problems and needs. 3) Building a strong relationship that revolves around the tutor…
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Daksha

Legal Studies Tutor Glynde, SA
A tutor is someone with the power to completely change a student's outlook on a subject. If we are able to make them feel like understanding the subject is not of unreasonable difficulty and can instead be very stimulating and rewarding, that inspiration could change their life ! Improving their grades, is then only a byproduct of good…
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Harshini

Legal Studies Tutor Newton, SA
I believe it is important to be able to pass on the knowledge I have as a tutor to my students. Another important aspect of tutoring is to be able to teach at a pace and style that caters to each individual student so that they are able to obtain the most out of the session. I find that the patience I have is a great strength as a tutor, as there…
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Yeongyeon

Legal Studies Tutor Newton, SA
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is provide every opportunity for them to kindle their own knowledge. As Socrates said, "Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel." In other words, it is the tutor's job to introduce new knowledge as the base tools and then question the student to allow them to…
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Apeksha

Legal Studies Tutor Hope Valley, SA
Understand where they are coming from and see their point of view on that topic. Being kind but firm so that they learn. Always encourage them no matter what the outcome is. Being patient with them and showing them other ways to do things I'm incredibly - patient - kind and caring - tough love at times - passionate - understanding of all…
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Sharyn

Legal Studies Tutor Modbury Heights, SA
It is essential each student is regarded as an individual with specific strengths, interests and abilities. This equips a tutor with information needed to tailor a suitable learning program, while providing modelling, feed-back and positive reinforcement. - patience - perseverance - reliability - long-term availability, including holidays -…
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Sonam

Legal Studies Tutor Trinity Gardens, SA
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make things easy for the students to learn. This means by making the students understand and gain knowledge easily which will help them for the long run. As a tutor,my strengths are mainly my communication skills and am very good at figuring out the weak spot of a student. I am…
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Ming Fung

Legal Studies Tutor Bowden, SA
The most important things is to help the student enjoy solving problems. Most of the students would feel frustrating when they hit tough questions. It is pretty common to see on students. As a tutor, I would try all my best to assist them get through the questions and empower the knowledge so they would be able to solve by themselves. I am pretty…
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Amna

Legal Studies Tutor Ottoway, SA
Change the students self ability, by helping them tackle their challenges and really work on them to help them feel empowered! I also love teaching and getting to know people and their experiences and whether I can do anything to help them! I am confident, responsible and committed to openness to…
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Megan

Legal Studies Tutor Kent Town, SA
Be caring and have a listening ear. Not only help in academics but also give life advice. Patience and…
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Gloria

Legal Studies Tutor Kent Town, SA
Ultimately, the one thing a tutor can do to help their students succeed is to listen to their needs and work with their strengths. Everyone requires an individualised approach and I am willing to work with students to find the method that works for them! I am open to different approaches and coming up with individualised plans of learning. My…
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Ka Yan Rachel

Legal Studies Tutor Kent Town, SA
I believe in empowering students by being a source of encouragement so that they build the confidence to solve novel problems. Allowing creativity in problem solving and not being rigid when things are done in a way that is different from what is usually done should be encouraged as well. Ultimately, all students will come across problems that…
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Riya

Legal Studies Tutor Ridgehaven, SA
Having recently completed my High School Education and being in the process of pursuing my law degree, I have a profound understanding of the importance of a tutor's role in a student's education. Hence, I believe that it is essential that a tutor listens to their student's concerns regarding a particular subject and assists the student by…
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Gianluca

Legal Studies Tutor Torrensville, SA
A student needs to be able to think flexibly and critically, as opposed to simply memorising information by rote. Encouraging these aspects of learning can assist a student with future endeavours. Prior experience working with children in schools who required extra support in the classroom due to behaviour issues or issues within the home. This…
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Stephen

Legal Studies Tutor Albert Park, SA
1. A tutor should note the student’s weaknesses and try minimizing their weaknesses. 2. A tutor should provide examples when explaining a concept to help a student understand. 3. A tutor should build a rapport with the student with their students. This way a student will gain courage. 1.Organization- I will be able to plan the lessons and give…

Local Reviews

Chloe gets along very well with Huey & has told us she feels much better already.
Ron, Northfield

Inside NorthfieldTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student completed a review of 2-5 times tables and worked on reading comprehension.

Year 9 student Amber practised drawing linear graphs for trebuchets and determined the standard form of linear equations (y=mx+c).

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Mia focused on quadratic problem solving by applying the quadratic formula to perimeter problems and revisited completing the square using guided examples.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student's working out in algebra was described as "messy and hard to follow," with missed steps leading to sign errors—especially when expanding or simplifying (a+b)^2 expressions.

In Year 11, a lack of preparation for trigonometry tasks showed up when key formulas were missing from the cheat sheet; this left the student unsure about when to use cosine versus SOHCAHTOA.

One primary-level learner often guessed answers rather than working through multiplication tables, slowing recall and lowering confidence after mistakes.

When tired, a senior maths student made repeated errors calculating with negatives, compounding confusion during Pythagoras questions.

Recent Achievements

A Year 10 student, who used to need frequent reminders, came prepared with specific questions already circled and managed to keep strong focus during an extended lesson—something that's been tricky before.

In Year 8 maths, another student showed new independence by applying indices laws without prompting and correctly recalling area formulas learned earlier this year.

Meanwhile, a younger student has started reciting their 2x tables smoothly and is making clear progress on the 3x tables after struggling to remember them in past sessions.

What they say about our tutoring

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Ezymath tutoring was a fantastic company to tutor for. They were extremely helpful in a number of situations and were always able to answer a question promptly. The way in which they kept on making sure I was continually trained was a success through the use of biweekly CEP. Overall, I am very happy with having tutored with Ezymath and would recommend anyone to choose them, as a tutor or a student

I decided to start tutoring with EzyMath in order to gain some teaching experience while studying education at university. The confidence and knowledge this job has given me is second to none; working one on one with students can be a challenging experience, but it is endlessly rewarding. I was most impressed with how EzyMath provided ongoing support and learning programs to their tutors, providing us with teaching tips and skills to use with our clients. My best accomplishment during my time as a tutor would have been taking my ESL student from a C- in English to an A grade. I could see how pleased she was with herself, and the sense of achievement was shared between us. I encourage all education students to take on tutoring for extra experience, as it will provide you with a head start that will boost your teaching practice. There are plenty of tutoring companies to choose from, however if you are looking for great communication, training, support and professionalism, make EzyMath your first choice.

Ezy Math Tutoring is a great way for tutors to expose themselves to a wide variety of students across different age gaps and different subjects. Tutors are given great flexibility and choice with regards to which students they would like to tutor and in what locations. Ezy Math Tutoring provided great support throughout my time with them and consistent advice. Seeing my students improve and gain confidence over time was both rewarding and satisfying. I would recommend Ezy Math Tutoring for prospective clients and tutors.

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 Enfield Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Northfield Primary School.