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Tutors in Sunshine North include a "Honorable Teacher" awardee with nine years' school teaching experience, multiple university students and graduates in education, science and commerce, a VCE English tutor with over 160 hours of K–12 experience, peer mentors and student leaders, and high-achieving scholars from selective schools and advanced academic programs.

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Well, I believe it is understanding them and their concerns and not giving them pressure for not understanding a certain topic. We can help them by cheering them up instead of making them feel small for not understanding. I believe my patience and understanding towards the person. Everyone has their own level of understanding depending on the…
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Understanding the student based on performance and personal level and making a plan and strategizing steps to help the student get better at each step. Empathy, Positive Support for the students, Patience, Letting my students know I'm always there for them no matter how long it takes for them and it's not a bad…
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Nguyen
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Build a healthy relationship with student and help them build a healthy relationship with learning in general so they don't dread showing up to class/tutor feeling like they don't belong. It is also crucial that they believe in themselves and sustain a growth and open mindset when approaching studying. I feel like THE most important concept…
Jel
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What a tutor should and need to do are guiding a child to enhance their strengths and improve their weaknesses with all of the power invested in ourselves; reminding and figuring out what their barriers are to success (such as are they afraid of they can't pass? or they are not receiving any support from their beloved ones?). In my power, I'd do…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a students is to guide them not only in subjects wise but as well as helping their personal problems if they are willing to share as it can affect their learning capabilities. Thus, communication is a first step that tutors need to establish between his/her students. What I'm confident in is my…
Khoa
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is presenting concepts in a clear and efficient way that is easy to understand and to identify weaknesses and address them accordingly. I am easily to get along with and i am able to break concepts down to the basics and present it a manner that is clear as such able to build upon that…
Kerry
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To be ready and prepared for every lesson with them in order to maximise the value of their lessons as well as be encouraging and supportive since it goes a long way for a child's learning. I believe my strengths lie in my ability to understand the struggles of the learning process, since I've definitely been in my student's shoes myself and as…
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Listening, being patient, and understanding why a certain topic is difficult for a student so that you can provide the appropriate help they need. Patience, and being able to present a complex information in a quite simple…
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An essential thing for tutors is providing them with comfort whilst also bringing their best potential out of them. As a Tutor, I think my advantages are having patience, and explaining things clearly and easy to…
Son
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I think that the most important for a tutor to do, is to aid the student, not teach. As a tutor, I can be one of the many tools that students can use to consolidate and further optimise their knowledge. A tutor should be able to go through a student's work together with said student, correct and identify any areas that may be lacking in…
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Learning is a progressive process, I think communication is very important in terms of getting the basic concept across and be able to make the topic interesting for them. I am really good at building rapport with people, this involves communicating and collaborating with both student and their parents. I tend to make the topic interesting and…
Lakshmi Tejaswini
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Communication and collaboration with all stakeholders are key factors to student success. When tutors focus on goal setting, creating benchmarks and planning backwards, this sets students up for academic progress. Successful tutors co-create individualized learning plans with their students, in collaboration with parents and teachers, to leverage…
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I consider encouragement, feedback and trust to be an important part of tutoring. The teacher should support the learner to become more confident in their own academic capabilities, giving them timely and accurate feedback. Also, it is just as important to build positive relationships with your students so they can come to you with their problems…
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Commitment is important for this job. As a student, I have seen teachers who are not familiar with their skills and their students' way of learning, resulting in them feeling disengaged with their subject. As a tutor we need to be able to track the performance of students, familiarise ourselves with their strengths and weaknesses to help them…
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Empowering students to do great in their problem areas and equipping them with knowledge and techniques. My communication skills, and ability to break down complex topics into simpler…
Kaleigh
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To help them, communicate with them and also engage them in what they are learning. Being this my first experience, I would say patience, adaptability and…
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Joy
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to give the student the confidence in his own abilities. For when a student believes in himself, he can do great things, he'll know that he is smart and capable. And that is something that I would want people to develop. As I believe that everyone of us is capable in achieving whatever goals…
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I believe the most integral part of tutoring is to find the best ways your particular student can learn and understand. Once this is achieved, all the other aspects like explaining the content and going through exercises will fall into place more easily. When you know how your student learns best, they will be able to apply those methods…
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Provide attention. Recognise that each student has unique strengths, weaknesses, and learning styles l. Tailor your approach to meet their specific needs, providing personalised attention and support. This includes adapting your teaching methods l, pace and explanations to ensure the student comprehends the material. Patience, I can patiently…
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Above all qualities, I belive communication matters more than everything. Students should never feel afraid or hesitated to ask question and to make mistake during learning. It is never a right way to overlook individual ability of students according to their grades. Communication including listening, talking or even debating help educators and…
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I believe the most important thing a teacher can do for a student is to relate subject topics to real life examples with videos and animations making it easy for them to understand. If a teacher could teach subjects and make them interesting as if someone becomes eager in knowing what's going to happen in the next chapter, I believe that would be…
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Be able to adapt to the situation quickly and have patience for the student I am a very patient person and will change my approach if the current approach isn't working for the…

Local Reviews

Jessica and Mohamed had a great start and I think Mohamed is doing a good job getting to know Jessica. I'm pleased with his teaching style and method.
Santi, Sunshine North

Inside Sunshine NorthTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Allegra worked through ordering fractions on a number line and practiced adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions in revision exercises.

In Year 10, Jayden completed practice exams for an upcoming maths test, focusing on applying algebraic techniques and problem-solving under timed conditions.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Arjun focused on quadratic equations by learning to use the quadratic formula and mastering the discriminant to solve for unknown constants and intersection points.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student relied heavily on memorization in Methods and hesitated to use the graphic calculator efficiently, slowing progress with quadratic problems. As a tutor noted, "needs much more practice with the graphic calculator… and mastering the quadratic formula."

In contrast, a Year 5 student repeatedly forgot to bring books home or complete homework, making it hard to track content or prepare for upcoming lessons—she arrived without materials and struggled to recall past work.

Organization lapses and inconsistent revision led both students to forget key methods or feel unprepared when new topics appeared, leaving them frustrated in-session.

Recent Achievements

One Sunshine North tutor recently noticed a Year 7 student who used to avoid asking for help now regularly pauses to check her understanding before moving on, showing much more initiative than in earlier sessions.

In high school, a Year 10 student who once needed step-by-step guidance with circular functions can now recall key values and solve complex questions mentally. Last week she completed advanced problems under timed conditions with minimal prompting.

Another win came from a Year 12 maths session where the student applied newly learned formulas to trickier graphing questions and immediately explained her reasoning back to the tutor without hesitation.

Maths tutoring in Sunshine North

Our belief is that tutoring should be an easy & positive experience for all parties involved -parents, students & tutors. Home tuition is so popular because it works. There is just no substitute for tailored on-on-one help from a maths tutor who gets to know your child's strengths and weaknesses inside out. Unfortunately such a person can be difficult to find - that's where we come in!

Maths Tutor Sunshine North

We work with 136 maths tutors in & around Sunshine North, VIC. The tutor comes to your home, or any other location, to help your child at a time and day that works for you. These tutors have helped thousands of students in both primary and high school - you can look at hundreds of reviews below. They have all been screened, interviewed and most importantly they love tutoring.

Give us a call on 1300 312 354 Or complete the enquiry form below. We'll have a quick chat to understand your needs and figure out which times/days work best. Then we'll organise a tutor to get in touch for a trial risk-free lesson. Simple.

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 Brimbank Libraries—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Bernadette's School.