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Tutors in Piesse Brook include a 33-year veteran science and maths teacher with a doctorate, a peer mentor who achieved ATAR 99.55 and multiple academic scholarships, school Duxes, university medalists, seasoned K–12 educators, national competition winners, and passionate youth mentors with experience spanning classroom teaching, early learning, and specialist coaching roles.

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Brock
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Understand the learning style of a student and adapt to it, providing the most suitable resources for them given the learning style. Understanding of concepts at a deeper level so if a student is struggling I can use various approaches to encourage a…
Armaan
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For me, the most important thing a tutor can provide a student is confidence. It is paramount that a tutor encourages the student to become intrinsically motivated to study and to cultivate a love for the subject, as this will allow the student to fully achieve their potential. Ensuring that a student has confidence and self belief can be just as…
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Hayley
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I believe getting to know the students learning style is essential. They may learn best with kinesthetic based learning and not auditory based as much. So, depending on the altering it to help them learn best it super important to make sure they understand in the easiest way for them. I believe I am very friendly and easy to talk to making it easy…
Maxine
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Assist and develop the students' abilities in a non threatening environment with work based on their level of ability. Work towards better outcomes going forward. Respect, Compassion, Knowledge of students' ages and abilities. Communication, making work enjoying and engaging. I am able to work with students with mild disabilities, such as students…
Kelly
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to allow them to build up their own confidence in the subject that they are struggling in, as well as allowing them not to see the subject as a chore or something to avoid, but as an enjoyable and fun task that would be highly useful for the future! My strengths are that I would always find…
Mochamad Ray
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To be patient with the student and understand the student's understanding and thought process in a subject and making sure to guide them in the right direction if their understanding is incorrect. This is to foster a deeper appreciation in their education and to eventually motivate them to do better. My strength is that I am able to explain…
Mohammad Raihan
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- Build confidence in their ability to understand and implement knowledge - Be compassionate to each individuals needs - Be a good listener - Grow a sense of purpose and interest in the subject knowledge within the student My strengths as a tutor are - My flexibility to adopt changes in teaching methods - My adaptability to students' need -…
Leo
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Being able to provide support. Sometimes, a student just needs someone to talk to- and knowing that they've been through the same thing that they have, it empowers them and encourages them to make proactive decisions in their learning. I view the foundation of effective mentorship as one of trust, mutual respect, and goal driven progress that is…
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Impart the knowledge using different techniques depending on what the student can easily adapt. Because, we all have different ways of learning. I believe the patience in teaching has been my strength in everything that I…
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Tutor can make student to understand the subject matter very easily. Tutor can provide academic guidance ,human connection and consistency to achieve academic standard. Some of my greatest strengths are that I’m very energetic and patient. I lean on these qualities heavily while I’m tutoring. I think my energy helps keep students engaged and…
Greg
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Helping students learn a topic well, rectify any learning issues and enable them to learn better for themselves with confidence, motivation and understanding. I think my strengths are: Patience Knowledge Understanding of content Explaining seemingly complex topics into simple language. Identifying student's weaknesses or lack of knowledge…
Layan
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To optimize student success, educators must establish a safe learning space where needs are understood. This involves fostering an environment for open communication. The constant ability to learn and reflect is crucial in order to adapt to the changing study designs and new curriculums and to continuously meet students’ changing needs.…
Bill
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Giving a student the tools necessary to progress in the subject by himself whilst also being kind and patient. Giving just questions and answers can be done by his teacher for free, so tutors should give that extra mile. The various ways i can put a question. The one big thing about a hard question is some people might not understand it, so having…
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- Grow their confidence - Make them feel more comfortable about asking for help - Helping them to succeed in their paths of study and achieve their goals - Patience - Finding a simple way of explaining something - Friendliness - Trying to make learning a fun and exciting…
Arni
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To never make them feel like they've been given up on or that they can't possible get smarter. There should always be a way for the child to understand the concept, you just need to find the best way to describe it. Able to dumb down concepts and relate them to as many other possibly known concepts as possible. Also to make funny questions to keep…
Charana Randula
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As a tutor, I consider the most important things to do for a student are: 1. Providing personalized guidance and support: Understanding each student's strengths, weaknesses, and learning style to tailor the teaching approach accordingly, fostering a productive learning environment. 2. Instilling confidence and motivation: Encouraging…
Bevan
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Often when people don't understand something, it's because they aren't thinking about it correctly. Different subjects require different ways of thinking. Science is very cause and effect, focused on how and why. So if you're not used to thinking in very a step by step way (this causes that and that causes this), it can be hard to understand. So I…
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I strongly believe as a tutor, we might have a considerable knowledge in different areas but we have to always ensure whether the students understood the basic concepts. We should always use different methodologies to teach different students so that they gain the right knowledge. Moreover, I believe a tutor should always have the capability to…
Joseph Gio
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The most important things that a tutor can do for a student is grow their confidence and appreciation for the subject. I think that many times, school and academics is seen to be far from everyday life when it comes to application. I think that it is important for the tutor to teach their students that the things that they learn from school can…
Heeraman (Ross)
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Enable them with additional or improved skills to experience growth in understanding and hence an improvement in marks/grades. These skills could be techniques on how to answer types of questions. Ability to map out student understanding and select appropriate strategy to improve conceptual understanding. This approach was used in my Doctor of…
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To make sure that the student understand the concept of the topic by the end of the lesson in a fun way. I am a very hardworking person and I like to do research on the topics and subjects that I will be teaching beyond the…
Ali
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- listen - engage with them (ask questions) - explain in a way different to what they may have already experienced if need be to make sure they understand Very good at understanding their learning abilities and explaining in alternative ways to make it understandable to…
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To adapt to each individual student, and assist them in whatever helps them learn and study best, and to not give up or get frustrated in any situation I am extremely hard working, and have good social skills and would continue studying and ensuring I am giving the best tutoring I can to help secure high grades for the…

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The tutor connected really well with my son. My sons' grades increased significantly within the six months of tutoring.
Orla, Kalamunda

Inside Piesse BrookTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Eliza focused on index laws and solving equations involving negative numbers, also practicing subtraction of fractions with different denominators.

For Year 9, Sam worked through trigonometry—specifically SOH CAH TOA and its inverse functions—and reinforced skills in factorising quadratic expressions using guided practice problems.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Daniel revised linear systems of equations by both graphing and substitution methods, then explored quadratic graph transformations such as vertical and horizontal shifts.

Recent Challenges

A Year 7 student was observed relying on copying previous steps without understanding why, which led to confusion when tackling new types of algebraic problems.

In Year 9, one learner's tendency to write messily—"he mistook a 36 for 30 after rewriting the 6 to look more like a 0"—caused errors that slowed progress during equation solving.

A senior student (Year 11) hesitated to start trigonometry questions unless prompted, stemming from low confidence and fear of mistakes.

Meanwhile, a Year 10 session revealed skipped working in linear equations; this made it hard to spot sign errors or check reasoning under time pressure.

Recent Achievements

One Piesse Brook tutor noticed a big shift with a Year 11 student who used to hesitate on factorising quadratics—last week, he jumped straight in and started checking his answers by multiplying out, a strategy he picked up independently.

In another session, a Year 9 student who'd previously struggled to explain her reasoning began talking through each step when working with linear equations, making fewer errors as she verbalised her process.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student surprised the tutor by connecting his own ideas to solve worded maths problems without prompting, showing new initiative and logic beyond memorised methods.

Maths tutoring in Piesse Brook

Ezy Math is founded upon a firm belief that every child can succeed at maths or any other subject, given the proper encouragement, motivation and tools. We believe that a tutor’s most important job is to listen and observe how students work and learn, and then provide them with strategies to work and learn more effectively. Tutoring works! Be it for a grade 12 student who needs a 99.9% ATAR or a grade 3 student who needs some help understanding fractions + a confidence boost. Our goal is to help you achieve your goal and we do this by finding you a tutor who is a good fit for your specific needs!

Maths Tutor Piesse Brook

There are 41 screened and compentent maths tutors in Piesse Brook, WA - ready to help! No booking costs, no cancellation fees, no contracts, and no minimum hours required + the first hour is a trial to make sure you like your tutor!

Interested? We need to understand your child's needs first. Compelte the enquiry form below & we'll reach out, or, call us on 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 Kalamunda Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Kalamunda Senior High School.