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Tutors in Notting Hill include a former school science and biology teacher with a Master of Teaching, an Imperial College London Aeronautics Scholar and world prize winner, university lecturers and assistant lecturers, experienced VCE maths and English tutors, accomplished peer mentors, programming specialists, NAPLAN markers, and high-achieving graduates recognized for academic excellence across STEM and humanities.

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A tutor can make studies enjoyable for the student by becoming his/her friend who can not only guide him/her and help him with his studies but can also help him/her becoming a better person. I am an extrovert and quite good in gelling up with children of different age groups. I love to interact with people of different age group so as to learn…
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A tutor must be able to understand the student first, and according to the student, he should be able to change and adapt to the current situation and respond according to the needs of the students, rather than having a constant set of rules or agenda to the way of teaching. I am good at demonstrating concepts in my own way, rather than going in a…
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A tutor needs to be able to guide students not only through the subject but their educational career as a whole. Tutors should be able to provide general feedback on learning as a whole to their students and should always be ready to support students particularly in harder periods such as the exam period. I have heaps of practice SACs and exams…
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To understand the requirements and pace of a student and teach accordingly. I motivate students and keep it…
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A tutor should be extremely caring when it comes to their students. Often, especially kids, are afraid to ask tutors questions at the risk of "sounding dumb". I believe it is the tutor's foremost responsibility to assure the students that learning is for everyone, and they are not alone when facing that doubt. Perseverance, organisation, patience,…
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The best thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to understand the student's academic needs and address them in a very professional way. Most of the times, teachers and tutors don't listen to the problems of the individuals in their class and hence those problems often remain unsolved. In my point of view, every student has potential and…
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In my opinion, a physics tutor should create personalized learning plan tailored to the student's unique needs, fostering a positive and supportive learning environment. They should provide consistent feedback, helping students identify their strengths and areas for improvement. A tutor should also teach essential study skills and learning…
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1. Make sure they have the encouragement they need. 2. The most important thing is to explain to them why they should take these studies and how it will help them in their future endeavors. 3. Treat students with respect and teach them how to treat others with respect. During my years as a student, I found it difficult to learn stuff very…
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Deliver knowledges, ideas, critical thinking skill, and experiences. I have can teach those subjects in both English and Vietnamese, I am passionate and good at math, physics, and…
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Explaining a concept in the most simple way as possible. It is extremely important to make sure that the students are not overwhelmed by the content as that could be extremely unproductive. I have great communication skills which can aid me in being understandable to the students. And because I have completed my bachelors degree as well it gives…
Jay
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Create a safe environment where a student can feel like it's okay to make mistakes as long as it's corrected and improvements are made along the way. Also to create an efficient learning process where lessons are structured and the most is made of our time I'm still a student so I completely understand where my students are coming from. I also…
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Work flow. Understanding a topic and being able to question after question will always prove useful, however this is usually not possible without a solid workflow catered to the student specifically. I have helped many students improve academically simply by changing their workflow which makes working less time consuming and sometimes even…
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I believe the most important part of tutoring is being able to engage students who are struggling with content. It is important for a physics tutor to be able to ultlise their students interests and passions too the complex problems and engage them with the content more. I my strengths in regards to tutoring by breaking down the complex topics…
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is understanding the topic or the exact thing that the student is trying to understand. Students have difficult time making the tutor understand what he is actually stuck on. So listening to the student is the most important thing a tutor can do. My strengths are I am patient,…
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1. A tutor giving off his best to explain the subjects to a student understanding. 2. A tutor encouraging his student not to give up when its hard and that it's possible to make good grades when they work at it. 3. A tutor motivating his student to ask questions anytime he is confused I am very patient when it comes to tutoring. Having time for…
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As a physics tutor, I can help students reach their full potential by providing a positive learning environment, clear communication, an adaptable teaching style, and instilling a love of learning. They should empower students with skills and confidence for ongoing growth and improvement. As a tutor, I believe my strengths are my patience and…
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student I consider is to motivate them to learn. I believe that learning really starts when the student is motivated. I think my strengths as a tutor are being organized, compassionate, professional, patient, enthusiastic, a good communicator, a good listener, and…
Ashwell
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As a physics tutor, I believe it is my duty to make sure that students love to learn in general and not just for grades! It is very important to build their learning skills with creativity more than just learning the facts. I can communicate well with students and see eye to eye on difficult topic. I’m patient with slow learner’s and an…
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The most important thing is to listen and not be judgmental. It's important to understand why they find things difficult in order to help them. My strengths are that I am highly adaptable and able to teach in different methods based on the learning styles of the…
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The most important thing a physics tutor can do is be there for the student. Unlike a teacher, the tutor has the luxury of being able to pace shift, and cater to the individual. Thus, taking absolute advantage of this 'power' is of the utmost importance, making sure that you, as a tutor, are meeting the needs of your student. I believe my…
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I believe the most important things are supporting the student in their own respective growth and helping them gain an appreciation for the subject. I am good at explaining concepts differently to each student's needs and strengths. Additionally, I can create a relaxed and rewarding environment for my students, allowing them to fail and…
Edwin
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The ability to know how to support students to achieve their goals. It can redirect them to resources, help them create their study habits, or explain difficult concepts in easier language. The willingness and passion to go beyond just teaching materials but purposely wanting to support and guide students to reach their education goals. I believe…
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1. Listening to students' problems and addressing them fully. 2. Helping students achieve their long-term goals. 3. Sharing both knowledge and experience on how to become successful in studies. 1. Being patient and listening to students' questions carefully. 2. Ability to think from the perspective of a student. 3. Explaining concepts using…

Local Reviews

We are quite happy with Soumya's work at this stage.
Siong, Glen Waverley

Inside Notting HillTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Aanya practised telling time using both analog and digital clocks, and worked on identifying symmetrical shapes through hands-on drawing tasks.

Year 10 student Kevin focused on balancing redox equations as well as exploring the differences between galvanic and electrolytic cells using past exam questions.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Sarah completed detailed organic chemistry revision, tackling reaction pathways and structural isomers of homologous series with real VCAA-style problems.

Recent Challenges

In Year 12 Chemistry, answers often lacked clear layout and consistent use of units, especially in calculation and equilibrium questions; as one tutor noted, "units need to be shown correctly at all stages of answer." This led to confusion when interpreting formulae or balancing redox equations.

In Year 9 Mathematics, working was sometimes scattered on the page or missing key steps in long division and fraction conversions, making it difficult to check reasoning.

A Year 4 student's homework revealed distraction during lessons, with unfinished word problems and skipped working for time-telling tasks—leaving her unsure how she arrived at each answer.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Notting Hill noticed a Year 11 student who previously rushed through calculation questions now takes a methodical approach, laying out each step clearly and using the correct SI units without reminders.

A Year 8 student, who used to get distracted during lessons, showed much better concentration last week—she was able to work through problems mentally and completed all set tasks without losing focus.

In a recent primary session, a Year 4 student confidently solved fraction addition and multiplication questions independently after struggling with mixed fractions earlier in the term.

What they say about our tutoring

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Calvin and Gabby are working well together. Gabby even got an award at school. We are happy with the way things are going at the moment

Barbara tells me that she is understanding and Erin is lovely. So far so good .

All going well for us at present thank you, Alice seems happy and likes Kelsey so we will keep at it.

Physics tutoring in Notting Hill

Physics is such a vast area, it's easy to get lost. While a lot of the content can be simply memorised, which many students still do, physics also requires higher-order thinking.

Understanding the scientific method isn't a small task. All of these demands in a short period of time and with exams coming closer and closer, no wonder students shy away from science subjects.

Physics Tutor Notting Hill

Getting the right help for your child is all about timing. If you've already tried looking for a physics tutor in Notting Hill, you know it can be quite difficult.

Students who need an extra push to achieve their goals usually need a tutor right away. It can also be nearly impossible to find someone your child is comfortable to be around and someone who is also goal-oriented and reliable at the same time.

This is what we offer!

Help your child get the grades they are aiming for and don't lose time finding the right fit. You need someone who has the necessary knowledge, someone you can trust with your child's academic progress? We can find them for you!

And this is how it works.

We organise one-on-one physics tutoring in Notting Hill - conveniently, in your home or anywhere else. You choose the time and place.

We also offer a risk-free trial lesson so you get exactly what you are looking for.

And what about payment? Well, we keep it as simple as possible. There are no hidden fees, just a simple hourly rate.

Want to start as soon as possible?

Give us a call.
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 Glen Waverley Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Pinewood Primary School.