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Penrith's tutors include a primary school teacher and maths committee member with years of classroom experience, multiple peer mentors and volunteer tutors from Penrith Selective High, an IB dux in science subjects, high-ATAR achievers (up to 96.85), a university-level medical scientist, accomplished debaters and student leaders, plus music and English specialists for all ages.

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Jessica
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The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to understand how a student learns and behaves, then processes information and implement teaching strategies accordingly to these behaviours. Creating a safe and positive environment for learning is imperative to a student's ability to properly process information as motivation is a key…
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The most important things a tutor can do for the student is help uncover their learning style, improve their skills, build confidence in a student and improve their study skills. It is essential for tutors to build a good rapport and advance students' growth and success. I'm organised and have strong time-management skills, which are important…
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The most important thing for a tutor to do is to inspire their students to do their best and support them during difficult periods of exams and works such as getting bad marks or struggling with a hard assignment. A tutor should support their student and help them become better with each lesson and also not let a bad mark discourage them from…
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Firstly identifying the student's various strengths and areas of improvement is very significant to give a general idea of which topics to focus/skills on the most whilst teaching them. Another key area that a tutor should investigate further is the student's most effective way of learning specific concepts e.g. visual, written, auditory etc. A …
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The most important things a tutor can do is to personally connect with their students and teach them in a way that suits their learning style. I believe the best way of learning is when you can enjoy it, and so I think it's important to connect with students and teach them in a way that suits them. I believe that I'm good at communicating and…
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Patience- I believe everyone is different and everyone is gifted differently so it’s very important to have patience while teaching any stuff. I love kids and I always try to teach in a interesting and fun way so that the children don’t get…
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A tutor should provide a student with a platform to achieve the results they desire. This may involve providing students with the knowledge they need to understand topics, challenging their abilities or providing motivation for the student to work and be productive. It is also necessary to help the student understand the effort they put into their…
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Provide value for the student. The student has signed up in the first place as they require help. Thus, as a tutor, I would want to provide that help to them in a personalised way such that it makes clear sense to them on the topic being taught. Communication with a younger audience. I have work experience as a sports instructor where I delt with…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to provide support for their learning, supplement their main studies in schooling and advance students' academic achievement. I think tutoring provides an advantage for students to consolidate understanding from school, learn new topics early such that they are less confused in future…
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The most important thing is to be of assistance. Every student has the potential to achieve good marks and be great at something. We as tutors need to learn and understand students as individuals. We need to guide and assist them as best as possible so they can forge there own career path. We were also students at one point in our life and we also…
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Sharing knowledge and experiencing of learning. Tutors are responsible for helping students to understand different subjects, by assisssting and encouraging the students in the learning processes. tutors should review materials used in classes and explain any answers, doubts or questions students may have regarding to that topic As well as my…
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Give some quality information and guidance as well make the class interesting so that student understands the topics easily. I can grab the attention of the student easily I…
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A tutor can make use of the two kinds of experience he/she has. Firstly as a current/former student himself, he can impart a deeper and thorough understanding of the subject keeping in mind the future academic curriculum and its practical applications. Secondly his experience as a tutor means a patient engagement with his student, where in the…
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As tutors, we should provide a safe space for students that would make them realise that it is okay to make a mistake. Next, we should also make students feel that they can achieve their academic goals. Continuously giving them positive feedback is helpful as well because it would motivate them to work harder. And lastly, as tutors, we should…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to not only assist in their studies, but also to be able to work independently but know when to ask for help through the students ability to detect errors and my assistance when possible. I believe it is not the grade that matters, but the effort, dedication, commitment and time the student…
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Overall I believe that for a child to succeed they must be put at the centre of their learning. This will ensure that they get the best out of their education, and that all learning that takes place is for the best interests of the child. My strengths as a tutor is building strong reciprocal relationships. To me this is crucial for a child who is…
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One of the most important things a tutor can do in my opinion is understand how a student thinks and foster a sense of encouragement regarding that thinking pattern. Personally in my experience I have found that this is very helpful and just overall a nice quality to have in a teacher/tutor. I believe my strengths as a tutor come from the fact I…
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At the end of the day, I value results as a tutor. Helping students meet their goals is key. Equally important is injecting fun into the learning process, making it more engaging and exciting for students, so they eagerly anticipate each session. As a tutor I have good problem solving skills to address any situation that arises. Furthermore, I can…
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A teacher has to be patient and find different ways of making a student understand. Only then will be able to teach a wide range of students. I am caring and patient. I love to take on challenges of making different materials for helping the students to understand…
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The most important things a tutor can do is instil a sense of confidence and belief in the student encouraging them to possess a positive disposition to solving real world issues. My strengths are to use abstract and concrete operational concepts through real world applications making the outcomes relevant to the…
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Make them feel comfortable to ask any question no matter how silly it seems, encourage a healthy work to social life ratio, ensure the way of teaching suits their own individual learning style. Understanding of the student's abilities, personalisation of delivery for each individual student, passion to help each student achieve their absolute best…
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Help to develop their study skills and techniquesProvide exam tips where necessaryBuild up their confidence both academically and socially To overcome this emotion, a tutor needs to have the enthusiasm to inspire students, helping them develop a love of learning. In this way, a tutor can be a role model for your…
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Teach them how to study. I feel that too many students think the only way to study is to read the text book or talk to the teacher. Although these are valid ways I feel that most students don't realise there are other ways to study. I personal prefer to watch videos explaining the subject, draw pictures and diagrams, and then make flash cards.…

Local Reviews

Gabriel was extremely helpful as a tutor and was very keen on building skills and encouraging improvement with my brother. He was always actively engaged with Soobaan and I would keep him in mind for tutoring in future.
Shehzil, Penrith

Inside PenrithTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 11 student Daniel worked through calculus differentiation, focusing on applying the chain rule and product rule to a range of function types.

For Year 10, Jessica practised solving simultaneous equations and explored how bearings relate to trigonometry using real-world navigation examples.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Liam reviewed patterns and sequences within selective school exam practice papers, identifying number rules and extending simple patterns.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student struggled with homework completion in calculus, leading to gaps when applying differentiation rules and missing out on valuable feedback—"Homework was uncompleted, and should be paid more attention to within the near future."

In Year 12 Chemistry, one student's tendency to get hung up on mistakes visibly shook her confidence during balancing equations; as a tutor observed, "she gets hung up on mistakes, which greatly affects her confidence if she makes a mistake."

Meanwhile, a Year 7 learner repeatedly misread multi-step probability questions by skimming for keywords instead of highlighting details. This habit led to repeated small errors and wasted exam time hunting for corrections.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Penrith noticed Samantha, a Year 12 chemistry student, now confidently tackles long response questions by breaking them down herself and applying her titration knowledge—something she hesitated with previously.

Max, in Year 10, recently started using opposite operations to solve algebraic expressions and expanded brackets independently, showing much more initiative during problem-solving than before.

Meanwhile, Raessah (Year 3) surprised her tutor by planning out her extended writing pieces and skimming texts for main ideas on her own instead of waiting for guidance; she also used physical money to work out change without prompting.

What they say about our tutoring

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I was very happy with James' tutoring. Warren was a great tutor for James and as I mentioned on the phone,I wish we had found him sooner. In the short time that James did have his tutoring, I did notice he has become more confident and independent with his maths. Although he is still not a straight A student, he did show some improvement.

Thank you for the follow up.  Belinda is fantastic.  Ben really likes her.  I know it has only been 3 weeks but Ben is already feeling more confident with his maths.  His exams start next week so Belinda is revising with him.  I'm very happy, thank you.

I went to your website, and wasn't able to see easily where to add a reference so I thought I'd type something out below and you can add it into the website on my behalf. I'd like to thank Ezy Math Tutoring and especially Mihika (tutor) for assisting with Cameron's Year-12 VCE Mathematics Methods subject this year. We won't know what Cameron's results will be for a little while but despite this I can safely say the experience and tutoring has been wonderful and warmly received by both Cameron and his parents alike.  During the course of this year and at all times the approach from both Ezy-Maths and Mihika was simply first class.

Science tutoring in Penrith

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 51 Science tutors in Penrith, NSW 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 Science tutors available around Penrith and we're specialists at finding the right fit!
 

•    We come to you •    Qualified Science tutors •    Helped 1000's of students
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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 Penrith City Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Nicholas of Myra Primary School.