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Being able to relate and convey information effectively to a student is an important skill for tutors to possess. As a student, they already have teachers who supply the material, and parents who remind them to study, but as a tutor, our job is to be a guide, and friend and offer help according to each of their individual needs. Another valuable…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is, instead of working through curriculum blindly and wasting time, teaching content that is personalised and caters to the student to improve their weaknesses and boost them academically. My strengths as a tutor are nitpicking what a student's weaknesses are and creating content catered to them to improve…
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Adapt teaching methods: Flexibility is key in tutoring. A tutor should be adaptable and willing to modify their teaching methods to accommodate the student's learning style and preferences. This ensures that the student receives instruction in a way that resonates with them and enhances their understanding. One of my strengths as a tutor is my…
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In my opinion, a tutor has to be able to communicate effectively with a student. There is a clear difference between having knowledge and actually being able to teach a particular field of study. It is absolutely vital that a tutor speaks to a student in a way that is easily understood by the student but at the same time also engaging. This way of…
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As a tutor, I believe it is crucial to understand the exact knowledge gap a student may have and helping them by clarifying the root of their doubt. I did Methods and Specialist ATAR, and the roots of my doubts went to the basics - I think the fundamental area to work on for success is proficiency in the basics, which ensures any advancement from…
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From personal experience i think that the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is remain positive, patient and listen to what the student says as well as share personal experiences and techniques they may have used to overcome any issues. Remaining calm and respectful towards a student is an essential part of creating a suitable…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is provide them with a relaxed and stress free learning environment. Often when a student isn't good at a particular subject they are afraid to ask questions or express their opinion. I think as a tutor it is essential to be able to be approachable, friendly and a good listener. I think…
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Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each individual student and tailoring the tutoring technique and style to that student. Also, having an in depth understanding of the subject matter and the patience and vocabulary to explain it in understandable terms. I am good at conveying difficult concepts to students, am a good presenter and…
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The most important quality of a tutor is not to judge a student based on their understanding of a subject. A tutor should be open-minded and acknowledge that everyone learns differently, and each lesson should be tailored to suit the student. A tutor should also have good communication and listening skills, we should also be able to pick up on…
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Being patient and listening to the student, and being able to instill study habits and life lessons to students. I struggled myself as a student, and I think I can relate to certain obstacles of a student. Although, I did excel in high school as I worked hard. I am proficient in both hard sciences and social…
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Being patient and understanding. At the beginning of my tutoring journey, I provided several private one on one tutoring sessions. I started to expect a lot from the students as some students performed better than ours. But it is later I started understanding every student is different and we should always work at their pace. Never push them and…

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The tutor was very good, very patient did make a difference with my son. and punctual.
Audrey, Piara Waters

Inside Piara WatersTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Noah focused on measurement conversions and practiced algebra questions to boost calculation speed.

Year 10 student Hayden tackled advanced algebra involving order of operations with exponents, alongside percentage calculations done without a calculator, and began learning key definitions from the upcoming Year 11 Maths syllabus.

For Elloise in Year 9, lessons targeted division skills without a calculator as well as building confidence with multi-step algebra problems, ensuring solid understanding before her next test.

Recent Challenges

Several process-related habits impacted progress across year levels.

In upper primary, a Year 5 student repeatedly avoided writing out working in division and powers, leading to simple errors; as noted, "he skipped showing steps in algebra, which hid sign errors."

In Year 7–8 Maths, homework was often left incomplete or not attempted at all—during test preparation this meant missed chances to consolidate core skills and review feedback.

For a Year 10 student, confidence lapses after mistakes caused hesitation before answering the next question during exam-style practice. The pause grew with each uncertainty, quietly eating into valuable test time.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Piara Waters noticed one Year 8 student who used to rush through maths problems is now carefully showing all working, leading to fewer errors and clearer answers.

Another high schooler has shifted from using physical tools for learning area and volume to independently applying formulas during practice questions—something they previously struggled with unless prompted.

Meanwhile, a primary student who would hesitate to ask for help now regularly stops the lesson to clarify tricky worded questions before moving on, finishing a full set of division tasks without needing extra guidance this week.

What they say about our tutoring

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Daniel got his marks back for his final exams in Mathematics. There has been a dramatic improvement in his results. Thank you. He is going to do 4 unit maths in year 12.

Jessica is doing well with Zac. Jessica is very pleasant and easy going and Zac enjoys the lessons with her.

We have only had one lesson with Johnson so far, he seems very good and my daughter seems to like him a lot so all is good.

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 Amherst Village Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Riva Primary School.