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- Make the tutoring time fun while knowledgeable Communication and love for subject so will always find a way to communicate the knowledge…
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pathetic: Understands what it’s like to be a student who may lack confidence, feel stressed, be overwhelmed or just not understand the material. Honest: Don’t hesitate to say that you do not know about a particular concept. Trying to bluff your way through will only hurt the student and your reputation in the long run. Enthusiastic:…
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Boost their confidence both personally and academically. Also, as a chemistry tutor its important to be a good listener and being empathetic towards students. Its important to make learning more fun and engaging thats what I do as maths and science are very conceptual subjects and require attention. I believe my strengths are to keep up the level…
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Be understanding and patient which can allow the student to form a comfortable bond with the tutor and feel more free to ask questions. This can allow efficient sessions. My strengths are that I'm a quick learner and able to adapt concepts that are easier to understand which can allow me to teach to other students in an easier…
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I believe that a chemistry tutor should understand that students have different ways of the studying that actually help them in their studies, and they should be able to adapt and prepare new ways of teaching that is most valuable to students. A tutor should be motivating but disciplinary to students, to ensure they maintain a good mindset towards…
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Encourage students to think critically and learn independently. I believe this to be core aspects of teaching which is largely avoided today. A good mentor is one that enables students to solve problems on their own, and supports students in discovering their interests and appreciation for the subject beyond their tutoring session. One of my…
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Helping the student gain a deep understanding into what they are learning. Guiding students on the right track without doing problems for them. Asking the students to problem solve and critical think about what they are learning. My strengths as a tutor include knowing that everyone works at a different pace. Furthermore, I think that teaching is…
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Development in every aspects including mental, emotional and intellectual level Good communication skills Willingness to learn Easily…
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A tutor or teacher has to show passion/enthusiasm/excitement for the subject(s) they teach to their students, students learn best in subjects they are interested/excited about, you cannot expect a student to be interested & do well in a subject if even the person teaching them the subject isn't interested in the subject. Enthusiasm and passion…
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Understand the students strength and use it most to guide them towards success. Also, making the hard or boring topics really easy and fun. I also believe it is important that we understand their particular needs and weaknesses, to help them strengthen in all areas. I believe my biggest strength is that I get along with students easily. They can…
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Being able to understand how the student feels about the subject and plan my methods of teaching accordingly. In addition, as a chemistry tutor I am able to understand the way the student approaches the subject to improve their approach to get the best out of him/ her. I make sure the students understands and learns every dot point of the…
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I believe that the most important thing a chemistry tutor can do is to motivate the students to learn and explore new ideas.Every individual is different with different types of weakness and strengths in academics. Identifying or anticipating these as well as the most common problems that students face is very important. Also, getting their…
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It is vital to have patience, sympathy, and empathy with students who are struggling to understand the topic at hand. It is also imperative for myself to revise over the content days prior to the tutoring session and prepare notes and example problems to demonstrate to the student. I must also know what the current student's strengths and…
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Setting high but achievable standards for students is essential as it pushes students to break self-imposed barriers. It enables them to discover themselves and gives them the much-needed confidence to excel in their academics or prospective career path. My strength lies in my ability to condense complex academic text in order to adapt to a…
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Can help student with learn with layman examples so they can grasp the idea and remember the concept. Relationship with…
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Being willing to help, but also acknowledge the rare instances where a chemistry tutor may be unable to help to a confident level. I believe it is better to acknowledge if you do not know something rather than pretend you do and risk teaching something that is incorrect. When this problem is encountered, however, it is up to the tutor to rectify…
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Teaching students on how to be effective with your studying time is the most important aspect in a students years of learning. Showing them questions and teaching them in both a general and in depth manner which allow them to focus on the right questions that intend to repeat on many exams. My strengths include efficiency in teaching, such as not…
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To provide them with knowledge, teach with passion, we have to interest them so they are willing to learn. Tutor has to always be there for student, of course not at the middle of the night, but he has to build a healthy relationship with the student, so he knows what the student likes or dislike, therefore he can design a better plan for the…
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Your love for the students and your own passion. Teaching a subject you are passionate about will always be engaging for students. And the mere thought of even being able to inspire them to reach their own potential within their own capabilities. This is an aspect which I think is unmatched in value Patience as a student myself, concepts can be…
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Spending time and resources on improving myself so that the I as a chemistry tutor can make the student understand better. Being honest, patient and a good listener adds up to it. Also a tutor needs to be confident enough to make the student reach the goal. I am patient enough to listen and understand what the student want to say and where he/she…
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In my opinion, one of the most important things tutor can do is to make his students understand the core concepts behind what they are studying, rather than just helping them memorize facts or processes. Offering emotional support along with academic guidance can significantly impact a student's willingness to engage with the subject matter. I…
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I think the most important thing a chemistry tutor can do for a student is to encourage them to ask questions that they never felt comfortable asking in front of their actual teachers. As a teacher, I believe that academic independence and curiosity are the greatest qualities I can give to them. I consider my patience a valuable asset as a tutor.…
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As tutor the most important thing is to understand the student's behavior of understanding and teach accordingly. my strengths as tutor are : understandable no language issue give examples understands students pace of learning encourage questions throughout the…

Local Reviews

The process to get started was super easy and I was matched with a tutor who was at the right age and level for my child. Very happy with the process so far
Alison, Tarneit

Inside TarneitTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Sam focused on structuring narrative essays and practiced spelling, along with exploring ways to improve descriptive writing using picture prompts.

For Year 8, Priya worked through maths questions involving decimal multiplication and division as well as revising her homework essay for clearer arguments.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Ethan reviewed probability concepts—calculating mean in probability problems—and refined his English homework essay with targeted feedback.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 English, a student repeatedly finished essays without proofreading, leaving small grammar and punctuation errors; as one tutor noted, "proofreading was skipped, so capital letters after full stops were missed."

Meanwhile, in Year 11 Maths, another student often mixed up positive and negative signs when solving algebraic equations—misplacing answers despite understanding the method.

In Year 5, a student jumped into descriptive writing before brainstorming ideas and struggled to develop enough content for their paragraphs.

These process habits meant that clarity and accuracy suffered even when students had strong foundational knowledge.

Recent Achievements

One Tarneit tutor noticed a Year 8 student who previously rushed through essays now taking the time to brainstorm ideas and write longer, more detailed paragraphs, with fewer missing details than before.

In a recent high school maths session, another student who struggled with decimal problems managed to solve all their homework independently for the first time.

A primary student also showed a real shift by openly asking for help when stuck on spelling during writing tasks, instead of quietly guessing as they had in earlier weeks.

What they say about our tutoring

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We are very happy with the tutoring so far. Ben has gained some confidence in the past couple of weeks. Robert is great.. explains things in a way that Ben can easily understand.

Nick has been an outstanding tutor for Brooke. We can't speak highly enough of him and his knowledge and approach.

Miki has been seeing Sachin for over a year.  We all think he is brilliant.  He is incredibly reliable, highly talented and thoroughly courteous.  We could not imagine a better tutor.

Chemistry tutoring in Tarneit

Chemistry is just one of those subjects, it either clicks or it doesn't. Many students find maths and physics easy, but when it comes to chemistry they just feel lost.

And it's understandable. It can be challenging to connect the concepts to real-life, see how it all relates to their day-to-day. When they're struggling, students tend to give up easily and at some point, they stop trying altogether.

Chemistry Tutor Tarneit

If your child doesn't catch on right away, or maybe they consider chemistry a complete waste of time, it can be hard to convince them otherwise. What we've found is that students react better when it comes from someone who they can relate to.

They react to mentors, someone closer to their age, who shares the same experience. That's why tutors are in a unique position to help a student grow.

That's why great tutoring can make such a big difference.

Want to find out how? We can allocate a local Tarneit chemistry tutor within a day or two. They reach out to you and set up a first lesson whenever you and your child can make it.

If you like the tutor's approach you keep working with them. If you are not 100% satisfied - we consider it a trial lesson and find a better match. It's that simple!

Need a chemistry tutor in Tarneit?

Give us a call!
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 Julia Gillard Library Tarneit—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Teresa of Kolkata Catholic Primary School.