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Nicholas
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Over the course of a tutor's time with a student, the most important skill they can provide is the ability to think both critically and universally, fueled by a hunger for knowledge. That is to say, both a stronger and more capable work ethic. Analysing how a student mentally approaches problems, communicating to them precisely what their…
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Confidence. The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to build their confidence in their ability to learn and achieve. By guiding them through mastery experiences a tutor can help their students gain a level of confidence that will allow them to persist in tackling and overcoming difficulties they encounter in their…
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I feel sometimes the whole syllabus or some questions might look overwhelming at first for a student so often they need guidance to get started. Breaking down the syllabus or even a problem in smaller parts has often helped them. I think preparing them on how to face a question is one of the most important things a tutor should do for a student.…
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Understand what the student needs and help them achieve it also understand between the lines because not all students communicate effectively I have a good heart for young people I am patient I have good communication…
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Keeping them interested in the subject, making them believe that it's not just about marks, but understanding. Making them to fall in love with the subject. Doing that subject should make them feel happy, not anxious. I focus more on logic and intuition, rather than memorizing. Being someone who used to fail regularly before becoming one of the…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is gravitate students toward learning by making them curious. A tutor should try to make learning an activity that students should look forward to. As tutors it is paramount to make sure that the learnings are not just marks-centric but a means to accomplishing more. Tutoring is skill which requires…
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Shape them into a better individual through subject knowledge and also teach them the practical skills of life Engage with them,listen to their problems and ideas and streamline those to come up with a mechanism to best teach the way they learn best Knowledge Practical knowledge Patience Kind Considerate Good time management…
Nazeel
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Resetting tutor's mind and knowledge to the student's level is the first thing a tutor should do. I strongly believe the story about helping someone how to fish would give him/her a life, sympolises a teacher's greatness. I am very patient and friendly. I normally flush out my mind when I start teaching to see the chapter through the student's…
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Guide students to achieve their goals in academics and help them throughout the entire process supporting them mentally and physically . Clear communication skills Attractive teaching methods Fast methods of solving problems Committed Kids can ask anything over whatsapp at any preferred time and can get an answer to their query within one…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is make the student like the subject which the fear or hate the most. I think my biggest achievement as a tutor was when a student of mine struggling with Maths came to me and after attending my tuition for a year, she fell in love with the subject she feared the most. Hence, to be able to…
Yesika Taniya Dayananda
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To equip the student with the knowledge to handle the subject matter at present as well as whenever needed in future on their own. Compassion, kindness and patience to handle the behavior of the students in trouble. Ability to accustom myself and advises to suit the student's age and needs. Being a postgraduate with a Masters degree in…
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Listening to a student is the most important thing a tutor can do. It allows you to prepare better for future sessions and meet the needs of the students. It also helps you modify your teaching approach to keep the students engaged in the class. I believe my approach to teaching is efficient as I break down concepts to the basics and use multiple…
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I am a retired teacher/lecturer with 45+ years of experience teaching various maths and science subjects to primary, high school and tertiary students. This background gives me the ability to help tutor students who are struggling with the maths and/or science components of their education to achieve stated goals. I believe in working with each…
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Tutoring is not like formal teaching in the school where we teach concepts, assigns activity, monitor assess student’s academic learning. Tutoring is completely focused on what the particular student wishes to progress in; helping students in the area they aren’t confident about, making students to set a goal and achieve the target with…
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Certainly! The most crucial aspects of effective tutoring involve creating a supportive learning environment, understanding the student's needs, communicating clearly, building confidence, being patient and empathetic, adapting teaching methods, setting goals, providing resources, and motivating the student. A tutor's main goal is to guide and…
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As a tutor, one has the greatest responsibility in making or breaking students' faith in the subject. This can radically change the outlook of a student on life and career. My strengths are in the ability to research and highlight the practical aspect of the subject. I like to listen and avoid preempting a scholar's…
MD OHIRUL QAYS JOARDER
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A tutor should try to make the circumstances for learning the students easily. The main factor depends on the tutor albeit subject topics can be easy or difficult. I have the communication and problem solving abilities to realize the situation of the students so that they can learn with enjoyment. Additionally, I can understand the mental…
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First of all, empathy so student never feels uncomfortable about not knowing a topic. Secondly, the ability to listen is as important as explaining things, so I'll be able to understand their point of view on a specific problem/subject. And, of course, the knowledge the tutor provides will be a main achievement and a perfect indicator of progress.…
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I consider student engagement in a topic is one of the most important things a tutor can encourage in a student, and as someone beginning a Masters in physics I have plenty of enthusiasm myself for learning maths and science. I think that my enthusiasm will encourage students to to develop an enthusiasm of their own for what they are learning, as…
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A tutor's mission is like being a guide in a fun adventure park of knowledge! Firstly, we gotta make sure our students feel like they're strapping in for the most exciting roller coaster ride of their academic life. Secondly, it's all about keeping the energy high and the atmosphere as cheerful as a sunny day at the beach. Lastly, we sprinkle in a…
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Besides imparting knowledge, a tutor should model a students curiosity, build his personality as a whole and increase his confidence with the central idea of stimulating the holistic development of the student. Besides knowledge and previous experience, my credentials make me a superlative candidate as a tutor. Good communication skills, clear…
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Being tutor can help others to be on track and make them feel comfortable and willing to learn more Working hard and dedication makes me feel stronger. I make sure every one understands and make…
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Tutors need to be patient, not every student is equally as smart, or equally as attentive. You have to find a balance. A great example I think would be is planting a seed. After you put the seed in the ground, you can put all the water in the world, but it's not gonna grow into a tree in just one day, just like a student, you will break the…

Local Reviews

Danni was great and the girls were very happy with her.
Chris, Subiaco

Inside SubiacoTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Sophia worked through division of fractions and simple interest problems, then tackled introductory trigonometry with guided practice.

For Year 10, Ethan completed a review of quadratic functions and practised trig questions from Chapter 11 using diagrams to reinforce concepts.

In Year 11, Chloe focused on dividends and price-earnings ratios in financial maths, also comparing share prices with real-world examples for context.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student repeatedly avoided writing out working in algebra, which made it hard to catch sign errors—"I suggested she write each step," the tutor noted.

In Year 12 Chemistry, one student struggled with organizing notes and remembering formulas without looking them up, so tests were planned at lesson start to check recall.

A tired Year 9 learner lost focus during revision and gave up on multi-step problems; snack breaks helped regain attention but progress slowed.

Another senior English student skipped practicing timed essays and left homework incomplete, leading to repeated pauses when structuring arguments under pressure.

Recent Achievements

One Subiaco tutor noticed a Year 10 student who, after weeks of hesitating to ask for help, started speaking up mid-lesson when she got stuck—making it much easier to clarify tricky algebra steps together.

A Year 12 student who previously mixed up integration techniques is now confidently choosing the right method and can sketch derivatives without prompting, showing real independence in her calculus work.

In a recent session with a Year 4 student, the tutor observed that he's begun using the number line unprompted for negative integers and managed several challenging questions solo by the end of their lesson.

What they say about our tutoring

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I found Ahmad a wonderful young man whom Kira really took to straight away and was so happy to finally start to understand Maths.  He is a exceptional teacher.

Darius is WONDERFUL. My husband said it is great hearing the tutor and Tom discussing the work going on. Looking forward to seeing the improvement in Tom's yearly report for maths.

We were extremely satisfied with our tutor.  She helped Chantal immensely and since then Chantal has done very well in school.  Her Naplan results came back today and they were above the National and her School marks. Ezy Math was very helpful and understanding and I have nothing but praise for the company.

Info Processing tutoring in Subiaco

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 56 Info Processing tutors in Subiaco, WA 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 Info Processing tutors available around Subiaco and we're specialists at finding the right fit!
 

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