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Park Orchards' tutors include a university PhD physicist and former RMIT lecturer, experienced VCE and primary school tutors, a seasoned peer mentor and netball coach, multiple academic award-winners including subject dux and IB 43 scorer, Scouts youth leaders, accomplished chess coaches, and a Bachelor of Education pre-service teacher passionate about supporting K–12 students.

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A tutor must always be supportive and understanding. Individuals to seek tuition are always there to learn and as a maths tutor, it is one’s job to teach. This requires the discipline to remain supportive and patient with there students as to not only enhance their skill, but build their confidence. As much as academic ability is important, the…
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Help them understand rather than just remember information Patience and different ways of…
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Support and Encouragement: Tutors should provide emotional support and encouragement to students, boosting their confidence and motivating them to overcome challenges. Clear Explanation: Tutors must explain complex concepts in a clear and understandable manner, breaking down the information into digestible parts. Individualized Approach:…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student, in my opinion, is to believe in them. When a child's role model believes in them they begin to believe in themselves and, I believe, that is the first step to accomplishing great things. If a child believes that they have the ability to do something they are more inclined to put more…
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It is important that a maths tutor is able to give their students more confidence in their abilities and to improve their overall understanding of the subject. I have the ability to get along with students of all ages as well as a genuine interest in trying to help people improve and a love of teaching. I have also completed my VCE in 2017,…
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I can give students confidence to excel while allowing them to enjoy the work they do. I can provide them with an easy going one on one atmosphere that students don't get in a classroom. I am extremely approachable. I aim to help kids feel confident in asking questions and gaining great feedback. I am punctual and excited to help students reach…
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Firstly, I believe developing a strong relationship with a student is one of the most important things a student can do. This shows trust and allows students to give their full potential during sessions. Another important part of tutoring is to have a clear and well designed plan for the session ahead, which makes both the student and tutor have a…
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teach understanding of a topic rather than how to do a problem so the student can tackle more difficult problems on there own without help. With understanding you can answer any question. I can approach and understand difficult problems and take away the unneeded parts making it easier for others to understand it. I am also easy to talk to and so…
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I believe the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is helping students build right mindset, gain confidence in their learning ability and subjects as well as develop good learning habits for future study. As a good listener, I'm always patient and empathetic. I show respect for students and parents and understand their…
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I think one of the most important things I can do as a maths tutor is to create an environment that makes my student feel safe to ask questions. It's important to help them build the confidence and general skills to study on their own and succeed. I'm good at clarifying points of misunderstanding and then working from there. I'm easy to get along…
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Being compassionate and understanding for students, understand their needs and meeting them in all circumstances. Helping someone grow and learn not only academically but also in other areas of life. Figuring out the way a young person is able to study and understand best - be it learning visually or using lots of examples or having notes and…
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The most important thing is to provide a safe, comfortable, and friendly environment where they can ask their questions, concerns, or discuss life. I believe this provides a foundation for them to thrive in their learning, and be motivated to achieve. I am highly organised and love planning, I will ensure that my client will achieve what they need…
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The relationship between me and the student is very essential. It is utmost important that I ensure that both the student and the parent is happy with the way I teach and how they see me, therefore my first impression is extremely. I would also need to keep an eye on how the student is progressing by comparing the grade when he/she first began…
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* Treat each individual as a unique case, providing them with specific psychological & academic advise * Putting all the effort, as it will reflect itself in students' mentality * Drawing students attention towards the beauty and meaning behind scientific materials, as it will engender a life-long passion in students. * Passion of learning *…
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It is to build their confidence in trusting themselves able to learn & solve problems in their own ways. Second to that is to build solid knowledge in their studies. Apart from I have solid knowledge in both high school & university Mathematics & Science subjects (please see my academic transcripts sent via my Indeed application) as well as years…
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I think the most important thing as an tutor is to not only provide academic help but also be a role model such that the student is motivated and is willing to pursue an career in STEM. my strengths as a tutor are being able to communicate clearly and provide examples to help out with a certain question. My other strengths are to force exam style…
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Help them learn that they are capable of doing the subject, that they are good at it. If you have the confidence and belief that you can do it the rest will come. Patience, ability to meet the specific needs of a student, making the practice enjoyable and engaging. I believe that all students are capable of improving and achieving in their study.…
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I believe that the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is improve the way in which they think about things. Whilst tutoring is catered to individual subjects, I believe a tutor can offer more than just skills in Maths or English - they can offer advice in general that can be applied to other academics and life as a whole. When…
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A tutor should focus more on the foundation of the student and focus more on the basics of the subject. Also, corelating the subject with real-life examples could make learning easier and more interesting. I believe I have the right amount of patience required to tutor students. Also, I am open to interactive methods of tutoring and try to be…
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Ensure to do my best to assist. I can guide and assist…
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To give them the necessary tools to succeed I am patience and a good…
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1) Listen to the student 2) understand their level of knowledge and attention span 3) evaluate their strengths and weaknesses and play to their strengths 4) Inculcate the practice of regular revisions, through a mix of audio, visual, and interactive methods I believe my strength lies in my ability to convert complex concepts and theories into…
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I consider the most important thing that a maths tutor can do is the feedback and progress monitoring that they can can provide students to track the development of that students skills in their subjects, especially in times where teachers aren\'t always available for them. I would consider myself as someone who is very patient, I understand that…

Local Reviews

Ezymaths were very professional and helpful. They are excellent at communicating, offering written or verbal advice, updates, payment notices etc. Even when our first tutor didn't quite suit my child, they arranged a second more suitable one within days. It's great that they come to you and fit with your schedule even when things change.
Kelli, Donvale

Inside Park OrchardsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Daniel worked on converting fractions to decimals and percentages, along with simplifying using the distributive law.

For Year 9, Chloe focused on solving linear equations and simultaneous equations, using step-by-step algebraic techniques to prepare for an upcoming assessment.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Olivia tackled quadratic equations by calculating discriminants and applying the quadratic formula, as well as simplifying surds and indices in practice problems.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 Physics student, when facing unfamiliar exam formats, often relied on long-term memory rather than recent practice—this led to slower responses and missed details ("Kirill elected to answer some questions based on long term memory, resulting in slower exam taking").

In Year 9 Mathematics, a student struggled with rearranging equations due to not consistently using pen and paper for working steps, which made tracking errors harder.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 learner avoided expanding on her writing plan, so stories remained brief and underdeveloped.

These patterns meant time was lost untangling misunderstandings or revisiting unfinished work instead of building new skills.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Park Orchards noticed that a Year 11 student, previously hesitant to ask for help, now actively raises questions during sessions when confused—especially while tackling complex matrix topics.

Another high schooler who used to make frequent errors on quantitative exam questions recently completed a full test much faster and with almost no mistakes, showing real improvement in both speed and accuracy.

In the younger years, one Year 3 student has started independently checking her writing for punctuation errors before moving on—a big shift from needing constant reminders in earlier lessons.

What they say about our tutoring

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My son was struggling with maths at school and felt that he was falling behind his peers. He asked if he could have a maths tutor. My neighbors recommended EzyMath so we decided to give them a try. The tutor we got was reliable and approachable.  He had a quiet and patient mannor and always encouraged my son to work things out for himself. My son never complained about having his maths tuition, which surprised me! After a couple of months of maths tuition from EzyMath I had a phone call from my son's maths teacher at school to say that he had done so well in his year 10 exams that he suggested my son choose Maths methods as one of his subjects for year 11.  This would definitely not have happened without the tuition he received from EzyMath. Thanks for all your help. It was a very positive experience.

We are very happy with Joshua. He is young and energetic and seems to catch my kid's attention. His English is excellent and he has a very pleasing polite manner.

Ezy maths was very quick in finding the right tutor for my daughter, who is doing her HSC this year. Joyce was very well organized, caring, knowledgeable and used great techniques. Matilda was very happy with her and learned a lot. Ezy Maths gave us helpful hints on how to be prepared and what to expect from a tutor.

Maths tutoring in Park Orchards

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 107 Maths tutors in Park Orchards, VIC and surrounding areas providing in-home tuition for students of all grades. The right tutor can really make a difference and this is what we pride ourselves on. There are several Maths tutors available around Park Orchards and we're specialists at finding the right fit!
 

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We really only work with the best tutors, and your first hour is a trial so you can try out a tutor and only pay if you feel it's a good match.

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 Warrandyte Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Park Orchards Primary School.