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Tutors in Torrens include an ATAR 99.7 National Mathematics Summer School participant and Olympiad invitee, a Royal Australian Chemical Institute Titration Stakes winner (ATAR 99.4), experienced K–12 maths and science tutors with academic awards, a civil engineer and environmental scientist, university medallist statisticians, school teachers, and passionate peer mentors and coaches.

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Amitoj kaur

Science Tutor Holder, ACT
When a tutor listens and spends time building a relationship with his or her student, that tutor can: Truly personalize the learning. Incorporate connections to the student's interests. Teach to the student's strengths. Minimize the student's weaknesses. Strong Communication Skills and Interpersonal Skills. Active…
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Kaushik

Science Tutor Holder, ACT
In my opinion, the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to build a positive relationship and establish trust, understand the student's needs and learning style, provide clear and concise explanations, foster a love for learning, and provide regular and constructive feedback. These steps help create a supportive learning…
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Adin

Science Tutor Duffy, ACT
- Communicate and engage with them and make sure that they feel heard and understood - Making sure that they understand what is at hand - Communication - Understanding - Patience -…
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Debargha

Science Tutor Duffy, ACT
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to foster a genuine and meaningful connection. It's about creating an environment where the student feels heard, understood, and valued. When this connection is established, the tutor can effectively convey knowledge, offer support, and empathize with the student's unique learning journey.…
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Akila

Science Tutor Duffy, ACT
The most important thing a tutor should do is instil confidence in their students. For a student to gain confidence in their academic ability, a sound understanding of fundamental concepts, and ability to problem solve is crucial. Therefore, I have a strong emphasis on developing problem solving strategies and these core concepts relevant for each…
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Harmanpreet

Science Tutor Chisholm, ACT
A good tutor can build a confidence in the student. A tutor can improve the skills of student. Patience is my first strength as a tutor. Some students may need more patience than…
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Matthew

Science Tutor Richardson, ACT
Being able to personalise the learning for the student. Adapting teaching style and to be able to teach to the student's strengths is important. Qualities play a significant role in building an understanding and teaching role between the tutor and the student. Qualities include being honest, flexible, patient, empathy, professional and most…
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Deboshree

Science Tutor Barton, ACT
Every student is different. At the end of the day I aim to see my students leave with increased confidence in the subject matter I'm able to break down complex concepts and come down to a variety of levels. I have good comprehension skills so I am able to understand the questions correctly and give relevant answers and an very empathetic and…
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Edward

Science Tutor Barton, ACT
I consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to be a constant supporting presence and to increase their confidence in their own knowledge and skills. From my experience as a high school and uni tutor, I observed many students who did not struggle with the concepts they were being taught but instead struggled with…
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Vandita

Science Tutor Barton, ACT
A tutor can make a real difference to a student's life by empowering them to be an independent and confident learner by fostering time-management and problem-solving skills as well as by right academic guidance. My ability to communicate clearly and listening to children with patience and enthusiasm. My dedication towards my students. In-depth…
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Jessica

Science Tutor
In terms of the most important things a tutor can do, I would emphasize: Truly getting to know each student's unique circumstances, strengths, weaknesses, interests and motivations in order to personalize the learning approach. Building rapport and making emotional connections to keep students engaged and feeling supported in a judgment-free…
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Patrick Jason

Science Tutor
It is all about knowing the audience. Not all kids/students have the same skillset, some are good in memorizing, some are good in analogy, some are good in logic and arithmetic. So it's about knowing their strengths and align it in a way that it would enhance their ability to learn. I am very dynamic and very patient in terms of tutoring, the…
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Earth

Science Tutor
The most important things a tutor can do for a student include providing individualized support, building confidence and motivation, setting goals and tracking progress, offering personalized feedback, and fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Ultimately, the most crucial aspect of tutoring is providing personalized guidance and…

Local Reviews

We were allocated a brilliant tutor, Benju Sharma, who is working so well with my son and his understanding of maths is improving. Benju always turns up on time and is ready and prepared for the lesson. She is good at keeping my son on track and he has actually started enjoying maths! Thanks for your help, we are super pleased with Benju and the huge effort she puts in.
Kelly, Torrens

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Content Covered

Year 4 student James focused on multiplication and division strategies, working through practical examples to build confidence with both operations.

In Year 8, Chloe practised algebra and straight line graphing, using diagrams to plot equations and interpret graphs.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Ethan concentrated on surface area and volume calculations for 3D shapes, applying formulas to real-world-style questions for extra context.

Recent Challenges

A Year 7 student often solved problems in her head, leading to missed steps and confusion during algebra tasks—"more writing as he solves the problems," noted one tutor.

In Year 10, inconsistent formatting and skipping backchecking led to recurring mistakes with hyperbolae and boxplots.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 student regularly mixed up multiplication and addition in written work; homework was sometimes left incomplete or done incorrectly until reviewed together.

In Year 11 English, a student's essay paragraphs lacked clear analysis because ideas weren't organised before writing. These habits resulted in time lost clarifying errors instead of building confidence or advancing skills.

Recent Achievements

One Torrens tutor noticed a Year 8 student who had struggled with algebra now working through problems aloud and using a new five-step process, showing real independence compared to her earlier hesitation.

In a high school maths session, another student moved from confusion about hyperbolae and boxplots to confidently explaining intercepts out loud—he even performed well on his recent test after practicing this skill.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner who used to be quiet is now eager to learn, openly asking for help with addition and subtraction, and recently finished all the set problems without errors.

What they say about our tutoring

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Yes, we are very pleased that Sophia likes Rebecca and the tutoring seems to be going well. Rebecca obviously has patience and takes the time to explain things so Sophia can follow them and work through the maths, which is exactly what we wanted. The problem with the school is they move along so fast that there is not enough practice time, and we (the parents) are not familiar with what they teach so we can't just help out quickly; we have to re-learn it ourselves first, and then we're probably not good at explaining clearly. That's why it is great having Rebecca who can obviously explain things in a way Sophia understands. The main thing is that Sophia sees herself as '˜no good at maths', but when something is explained so she understands it, she is very pleased when she can get the right answers. A lot of it is a confidence thing I think, and also her school maths teacher has been quite negative about her work; so hopefully the tutoring will rebuild some of Sophia's general confidence over time, which would be great. Sophia will never be a star at maths, but if she can just get passes instead of always negative marks and comments from school, we will be quite happy with that. Sophia is very good at English/Hums and art; maths is her weak area, and we are very pleased (and actually surprised) that she is sitting through an hour of maths tutoring each week without complaint. We did not know how it would go; we tried one other tutor a few months ago , a retired male maths teacher - and she hated it. So this time we are very happy.

So far so good with Tim. Tim is now tutoring both my kids and both are really happy with him. Results will show in the months to come. It is early days but we are very happy so far.

Michael has really enjoyed having Raj come as his tutor.  In fact he also managed to get 80% on his last algebra test at school.  It has really empowered him to want to do well in maths and he looks forward to his tutoring session each week. We look forward to seeing him continue on his maths journey throughout the year. Many thanks Ps. I have referred a few of my friends onto your website as their kids were having difficulty too!!!

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