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Shelley's tutors include a Perth Modern Sphinx Society scholar with a predicted 99.75 ATAR, experienced K–12 and university-level mentors in maths, science and English, an award-winning peer coach and basketball referee, accomplished school Duxes, Dean's List engineering students, certified teachers, private tutors with proven results, and academic high achievers recognised for excellence across multiple subjects.

Abinaya
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Abinaya

Info Processing Tutor Waterford, WA
I believe that it is important for a tutor to understand that each child is unique in their own way. They have different strengths and weaknesses and with that their own capacity of understanding. As tutors its our responsibility to analyze and best suit our teaching methods to meet each child's unique levels in order to ensure that the child has…
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Ammar

Info Processing Tutor Waterford, WA
Fostering a passion for the subject and promoting a curiosity-driven approach can make learning enjoyable and a lifelong pursuit as a long term objective, and guiding students on how to study efficiently and providing effective learning strategies empowers them for independent learning over the short term I inspire and motivate students by…
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Musa Ahmed

Info Processing Tutor Waterford, WA
I think to make the subject fun is the mosy important thing. Once it stop feels being like a chore and when you are interested in maths everything starts to click into place and you automatically start to do better. This was my own personal experience so I want to replicate that for others I think I am very patient and clear on my methods and…
Mehar Muhammad Farhan
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Mehar Muhammad Farhan

Info Processing Tutor Wilson, WA
One of the core thing is to maintain the relation of trust on which studen can able to depend and on which student can able to make question. In this way its understandable the current situation of student. I look and understand the things very precisely. If i took a responsibility to explain something then I use techniques to stay on the level of…
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Abdul Wahab

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
I think one of the most important things a tutor should do is support their students even if they fail teach them to learn from their mistakes, give them the proper guidance they need in life and studies so they turn out to be a good person and make sure to understand your students and let them know they're not alone and you are with them. I think…
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Thabith

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster understanding, build confidence, and adapt to their learning style. Providing constructive feedback, encouraging critical thinking, and creating a supportive environment are crucial. Additionally, offering mentorship helps students develop good study habits and a…
Rong
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Rong

Info Processing Tutor Wilson, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is not the knowledge or information which we can teach to them, but the learning atitude and critical thinking method. My explanation abilitiy and patience are the strenghts as a…
Wan Hui
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Wan Hui

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Guide the student with lots of patience and help the student to master the subject. As a computer science student, I'm having a strong background in maths and coding, as well as patience to guide a…
Jonathan
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Jonathan

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Great understanding and knowledge of the subject is possibly the best thing a tutor can offer. Making them able to do their current assignment is just not ideal, they should then also be able to understand the core knowledge of the questions, so that when similar questions arrived they would be able to do it themselves, or even better, they might…
Bryce
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Bryce

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Give the student the ability to understand the problem instead of just the capacity to solve it. Being able to communicate a difficult idea clearly and…
Shilpa
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Shilpa

Info Processing Tutor Mount Pleasant, WA
Sometimes children do not study subjects because the method in which they receive it is not interesting enough. My goal as a tutor is to make it interesting for the student and so that he develops a liking for the subject. This in due course can help a student identify his true potential. I have a good command over the subjects and can explain in…
Franco
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Franco

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Always go back to the basics, as many students hold themselves to ask questions they think of as "irrelevant" or "common sense", when in reality it's those questions the one's building real knowledge and solid foundations. That's why as a tutor the most important thing I can do is go beyond what they ask me or what their classes teach, as some…
Andrew
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Andrew

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Most importantly, listen! A lot of students don't know where they are struggling but give it away with the questions they ask or the steps they take to try and solve problems. Have more than one method or way of explaining things. People have different learning styles and different past experience to attach new things onto. Being organised,…
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Sophia

Info Processing Tutor Parkwood, WA
Being able to understand the way in which a student grasps concepts and tailoring explanations to suit them. Being able to connect with students and create strong…
Matias
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Matias

Info Processing Tutor Parkwood, WA
The most important job for a tutor is to make learning fun and low-stress. Often, a student will end up dreading having to do any work on a subject they struggle in, which makes learning new information much more of a challenge. By making learning fun, the student will have an easier time learning. I try to find the most effective way to…
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Netta

Info Processing Tutor Como, WA
There are many different ways that a student can learn, and there may also be different contexts as to why a student may be struggling to understand a concept or a topic. As a tutor, the most important thing you can do is to build a relationship and build the trust to understand their strengths, weaknesses, and any barriers they may be facing.…
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Ryan

Info Processing Tutor Ferndale, WA
For some, understanding the root is good, for others, getting the best grades is good. I see tutors as somewhere in between, understanding problems can help develop thinking in students while challenges like exams help them develop their thinking speed. Simplifying difficult concepts, in some subjects. Especially something like Maths or Science,…
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Nayna

Info Processing Tutor Ferndale, WA
The most important thing for a teacher is to understand their unique learning styles and adapt the approach accordingly. having the ability to address the specific areas where a student is having difficulty understanding or the student has a weakness so that lectures can be tailored based on each unique situation. Equally important is helping…
Nandani
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Nandani

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Tutors play an important role in a student's life. They play an important role in building students future and inspiring them to be a responsible and capable individual as an adult. As per me, my strengths as tutor are to explain complex problems in an easy way such that they learn the tricks and problems and also enjoy…
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Dawa Phunsum

Info Processing Tutor Lynwood, WA
Tutor can create safe and supportive environment for the student. Tutors can identify students need & build confidence and offer constructive feedback. I think the foremost thing required is profound understanding of the knowledge. Additionally, I have patience and good communication skills to be a…
Max
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Max

Info Processing Tutor Como, WA
Meet them where they are without judgement, and believe in them that they can learn complex material. Kindness, clarity, and…
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Nayana

Info Processing Tutor St James, WA
Help them whenever in need and Explore our views and thoughts for the betterment pof tomorrow I got Teachers award from my home country in the title PCM teachers award and I am very much confident to say that I can be a role model to my…
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Tamara

Info Processing Tutor St James, WA
Be a supportive, understanding and caring tutor whilst also motivating and encouraging students to achieve their potential aligned with their special interests. Being a good listener and offering constructive feedback that is still encouraging us important as a tutor. My background and experience is diverse. I consider myself a forever student…

Local Reviews

During the first phone call, I felt the staff member was quite rushed. I had a lot to explain and felt I didn't get to finish. His final decision was no, the company probably couldn't help me but I persisted. Then it worked out in the end and I got a tutor. The tutor has attended once and I'm happy with him.
MS, Shelley

Inside ShelleyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Aryan practised dividing fractions and calculating percentages, focusing on applying these skills to piecewise defined relationships.

In Year 10, Ethan worked through factoring and expanding quadratic expressions as well as a brief introduction to compound interest using step-by-step examples.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Grace revised matrix multiplication and explored the normal distribution in statistics, also touching on key finance topics relevant to her coursework.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student struggled with factorising quadratics in a test and, as noted, "ran out of time"—test anxiety led to second-guessing answers and slow progress.

In Year 10 maths, skipping clear layout on simultaneous equations meant errors weren't spotted until feedback was given; the tutor wrote, "laying out answers properly and clearly" was still an issue.

In primary maths, one child hesitated to ask for help when stuck multiplying large numbers—missing chances to clarify confusion early.

For a senior student using the CAS Classpad, over-reliance on calculator steps made it harder to remember key finance formulas without prompts during practice.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Shelley noticed one Year 10 student, who previously hesitated to check her own work, now confidently uses the "talking aloud" technique and backchecks her answers on quadratic expansions—meaning she trusts her instincts but also double-checks without wasting time.

Another high schooler has shifted from struggling with linear equations to independently substituting values and successfully graphing lines, even explaining how slope direction changes with gradient sign.

In a younger session, a primary student who rarely participated began asking more questions when uncertain and started showing all working steps for each maths problem before moving on.

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 Riverton Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Shelley Primary School.