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Veron

Economics Tutor Chifley, NSW
My aim is to not just make my students pass exams; but to go above and beyond in their learning to surpass what they thought was possible. I strive to create an atmosphere of joy and inspiration, whilst encouraging perseverance and direction for a student in their studies. Most importantly, I support my students to create a vision of who they want…
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Syed Daniyal

Economics Tutor Stanmore, NSW
There are few important things a tutor can do their students: -Transfer their extensive knowledge onto their students so they can solve their academic problems. - Be patient and calm, even if they have to repeat something 100 times, they have to make sure that the student is clear about the problem. -Build relationships so that student…
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Nimha

Economics Tutor Neutral Bay, NSW
A tutor can transform a student's life by helping them become more confident in their academic career, which inevitably improves general confidence. Further, a tutor provides mentoring and coaching as experts in their field which a student can carry with them beyond school, ensuring they are set up for success in their chosen field. I believe a…
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Morgan

Economics Tutor Crows Nest, NSW
Help them achieve the marks they need for school. Make them happy help them with academic progression and aim to see results. Helping and understanding your student is the most important thing watching their marks increase and them succeed is essential. Happy friendly willing to help, always smile create a positive relationship between the student…
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Daniel

Economics Tutor Woollahra, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is focusing on creating a non-threatening environment so that the student can be honest with themselves and seek to successfully identify and improve in weaker areas. My strengths as a tutor are my strong knowledge of the standard maths course, along with exam preparation tips. I am…
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Harrison

Economics Tutor Centennial Park, NSW
There a number of things that I think tutor can do for a student. 1. I believe that the tutor should answer almost any question the student has. 2. The tutor should help instil study habits and practices 3. Provide resources such as notes and interesting articles I feel that while I have a wide breadth of knowledge across a variety of…
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Theruni

Economics Tutor Kensington, NSW
Maintain a positive attitude, take away the stress from learning, guide them and restructure their approach to studying when they come across roadblocks. Besides this it is essential that the tutor has good notes, visual ques, easy acronyms and memorization strategies, probes the student to think on their own and create a curiosity and interest in…
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Stella

Economics Tutor Kensington, NSW
A tutor should support the development of the student, but in the same way do so without making the student over-reliant on the tutor. In this way, the student will be able to maintain their success throughout their whole academic career. They should be patient and willing to explain things from different perspectives, especially if it seems the…
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Juan Carlos

Economics Tutor Kensington, NSW
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to listen to them because the student is the one who knows what they're struggling with and they are the ones who are going to tell me what they need to learn. Furthermore, I think it is important to teach students how to learn and study so that they can keep learning and working…
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Lewis

Economics Tutor Bondi Beach, NSW
The most important thing to me is creating the networks for students to think for and teach themselves whenever our time is up. It's the classic saying, "give a man a fish he'll eat for a day, teach a man to fish and he'll eat for his whole life". A tutor should, like any good teacher, provide the student with the tools to critically evaluate…
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Flory

Economics Tutor Bondi Beach, NSW
Empathy is key. If a tutor can show how learning certain topics can help a student in the future, it keeps the student's interest held in the subject for longer. What really helps is to periodically give some positive feedback to the student about their progress - how he or she has improved in the past 3 months, or month, for example. Because of…
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Phoenix

Economics Tutor Kensington, NSW
Personally, in my high school experience, I was placed in the top Mathematics Methods class and therefore felt uncomfortable asking questions in such a competitive environment. Thus, my tutoring experience provided me with a safe space to propose any difficulties that I was experiencing in class, which is what I believe is the most important thing…
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Sunarvi Singh

Economics Tutor Kensington, NSW
There is a quote by William Butler Yeats that captures the essence of what I believe is crucial for a tutor: "Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." This means that a tutor's role is not just to transfer information to the student, but to spark their curiosity and interest in learning. Therefore, the most important…
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Pratiksha

Economics Tutor Kensington, NSW
In my opinion, the most important thing is for the tutor to be supportive at every stage. Sometimes all a student needs is that push and confidence boost that helps them achieve their potential. I would like to be that pillar of strength thus helping them make a difference in their life. I am very patient and try to see the problem from the…
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Michael

Economics Tutor Bondi Beach, NSW
Building a rapport with students. Creating an environment that fosters learning. Assisting students to understand concepts they have been struggling with. Breaking a concept down into more simple components. Creating an engaging and fun environment in which the student enjoys being a part of. Communicating in a professional manner with…
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Alexander

Economics Tutor Kensington, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is create a supportive learning environment where students feel confident enough to make mistakes and learn from them. It's also important to encourage independent critical thinking skills which are useful regardless of what subject the student ultimately ends up studying. As a tutor,…
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Patrick

Economics Tutor Kensington, NSW
I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make the student have confidence in himself. This is because, as a tutor nothing brings greater joy than seeing your student succeed. One of my main strengths as a tutor is my experience with the International Baccalaureate program. The IB program is known for its rigorous…
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William

Economics Tutor Kensington, NSW
I think it is important to be patient with your students. Some students are slower to learn than others, and others learn things in different ways compared to the rest. If you have the patience to teach them all properly, then it really shows on their performance. I believe that one of my strength is that I take pride in teaching my students. If…
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Garren

Economics Tutor Kensington, NSW
A tutor must always have patience for their students. They cannot rush them, and a student cannot be forced to understand specific content. I believe that tutors must friendly, approachable and sociable people who the student can feel comfortable around, for a relaxed learning environment. Students (and their parents) must feel that their tutor is…
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Mikhail

Economics Tutor Kingsford, NSW
As aforementioned, I believe maintaining a good student-teacher relationship is vital as students pay attention better when they respect their teachers. Having patience and adjusting to students capabilities is important as every student picks up information at different rates. Patience and communication. I believe I have the patience to handle…
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Jerry

Economics Tutor Waterloo, NSW
Personally, being adaptable and flexible in your teaching is the most important thing a tutor can do for any student. As individuals, we all learn at a different pace through a variety of mediums. Hence, it is important to easily recognise this and cater your teaching for each student. This creates a personalised and catered experience which is…
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Niamh

Economics Tutor Rose Bay, NSW
Increase a students confidence and capabilities. Encourage the student to achieve their personal best. Encourage the student to set goals and help them strive to achieve them. Support a student when they feel incapable or feel they have performed badly and help them to regain confidence, focus and momentum. Being able to communicate easily to…
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Josh

Economics Tutor Chippendale, NSW
Having spent a lot of my high school career with a variety of tutors, I have created the ideal profile of an effective tutor in my mind, and the most important thing I value in a tutor is their ability to go beyond showing how to do something and reveal the path a student must take to discover a solution for themselves. The most unforgettable…

Local Reviews

Great service, fantastic tutors, always punctual and pleasant.
Emma, Waverley

Inside Queens ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Liam focused on fraction arithmetic and reading comprehension, using short texts to practice extracting key information.

For Year 8, Chloe worked through linear equations involving substitution as well as area and volume calculations for basic geometric shapes.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Noah revised quadratic equations—covering both factorisation methods and decomposing linear terms—to build confidence with more complex algebraic manipulation.

Recent Challenges

In recent Year 9–11 maths sessions, Aaron's working was frequently disorganised and incomplete, with steps missing or muddled—"working needs work, messy and without proper order nor structure."

During algebra tasks, he often copied algorithms without understanding the logic behind each step, which led to persistent calculation errors and confusion when context changed.

In senior-level geometry and trigonometry, over-reliance on memory instead of methodical reasoning caused mistakes; for example, Aaron sometimes guessed at answers or "forgot everything ratio" if a question mixed topics.

When tired or frustrated, he would abandon questions prematurely rather than attempt a systematic approach.

Recent Achievements

One Queens Park tutor noticed a big shift in a Year 10 student's approach to tricky algebra: after weeks of rushing through calculations and making errors, he's now writing out each step and catching mistakes himself—something he avoided before.

In Year 11, another student who used to quietly guess at answers in probability lessons has started asking clarifying questions whenever she gets stuck, which is new for her and shows real initiative.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner who once hesitated during reading time now volunteers to read aloud and explains how she draws conclusions from the text.

What they say about our tutoring

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I consider improvements in Maths Test results as my biggest accomplishments while working for EzyMath Tutoring. Whether it be by 10, 20, or 50% improvements it is vital that students strive to a higher standard in both their effort and application to the subject. Students should have goals that are realistic of what they want to achieve in Mathematics. Small goals make a big difference in the overall success in this subject. Whether it be to get a 50% pass mark in the next Mathematics Assessment is much better than getting 43%.  I came to work for the company mainly for the tutoring experience. I have a high school teaching background so it was important for me to branch out into different areas and have a look at more 1 to 1 tutoring which can help develop further my high school teaching career. Tutoring has taught me different teaching strategies that I can implement into the classroom. The Learning Modules in particular was a great resource in reaffirming some of my initial ideas and concepts that I had with the subject. It is a great tool for both tutors and students to be able to understand the complexities in Mathematics and its differentiation from other subjects such as English, History and Science.  I would highly recommend this tutoring company to anyone willing to invest money into making improvements in Mathematics learning. The website is comprehensive and has alot of great resources for both tutors, students, and anyone interested in the subject. The worksheets are a great addition which I have found useful, and would be great use for teachers in the classroom. Overall it has been a positive experience. I believe that we can never stop learning as educators, and it is great to see good people investing alot of time and energy into making teaching and learning in Mathematics more fun, engaging, and innovative.

Being a tutor at Ezy Tutoring was a great experience. I was able to gain confidence in my ability to help students improve their skills and my ability to help them gain confidence.

Working with ezymath tutoring has made me learn a lot about management in general. The working and organizing of the entire organisation proves the efficiency of ezymath. As a tutor, everyday was a learning experience. I grew with the students in so many ways of understanding, analysing, learning and believing that each of my students could achieve their goal. Ezymath has always been a constant support. Gene especially has been very understanding during my term as a tutor. The striking quality of this organisation was the flexibility, the management never interfered in the weekly organisation of the tutorials and was completely left up to the tutor and student's availability. Ezymath also puts in great effort by monitoring the progress of not just the students but tutor's as well. Every fortnight is monitored with feedbacks and different learning modules benefiting both the tutor and student. Finally, it's a great place for tutors and students. Both their needs are catered to with much understanding. Had a great time working.

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 Waverley Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Moriah College.