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Rishov Srabon
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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁

What I enjoy most about tutoring is the process of demystifying something that initially feels difficult or confusing for a student. I’ve been in that position myself, especially with physics,and I know how frustrating it can be to feel lost. So there’s something really rewarding about breaking a concept down in a way that makes someone go, “Ohh, now I get it.†I also enjoy adapting my approach to each student. Some students like structure, some need encouragement, others just need to feel like they’re not alone in the learning process.

My Strengths as Tutor 💪

What I enjoy the most about tutoring is that moment when something finally clicks for the student. It’s not just about getting the right answer, it's about watching someone go from confused or frustrated to confident and even curious. I love being part of that shift. I also enjoy the challenge of explaining things in a way that actually makes sense to the person in front of me. I try to meet them where they are, whether that means simplifying things, drawing it out, or relating it to something in real life. That flexibility and creativity in how you teach, that’s really fulfilling for me.

Most important things I can do for a student 🏅

I think the most important thing a tutor can do is make the student feel safe to learn. That means creating an environment where it’s okay to not know something, to ask questions, and even to make mistakes. When students aren’t worried about being judged, they’re way more likely to engage and actually enjoy the learning process. Beyond that, it’s about meeting them at their level. Not everyone learns the same way, so a tutor needs to be able to adapt, whether that means simplifying, re-explaining, or using analogies that make sense to them.

Subjects Tutored 🎓


Exam Prep 📝

  • Naplan tutoring
  • VCE tutoring

Tutoring students in 👦 👧

  • year 9
  • year 10
  • year 11
  • year 12

About Rishov Srabon

Driven and Curious Learner in Physics and Computer Science

Rishov is a first-year university student at the University of Melbourne, pursuing studies in Physics and Computer Science. With a strong academic foundation from the International Baccalaureate program and a growing passion for coding in Python, he is especially attuned to helping students understand foundational concepts in science and computing. His curiosity, analytical mindset, and commitment to mastering complex ideas make him a thoughtful and supportive guide for students navigating similar challenges.

Adaptable Communicator and Thoughtful Mentor

Rishov’s tutoring style is shaped by his experience mentoring peers, preparing for rigorous university assessments, and participating in collaborative learning environments. Whether breaking down the logic behind a Python function or simplifying the principles of projectile motion, he adapts his explanations to suit different learning styles. His ability to empathise with struggling students comes from personal experience—he believes in meeting students where they are and building their confidence step-by-step.

Community-Oriented and Reflective

Having volunteered in community kitchens, participated in local charity initiatives, and contributed to group projects on global issues like climate justice, Rishov brings a well-rounded, socially conscious perspective to tutoring. These experiences have deepened his communication, teamwork, and time management skills. His reflective approach ensures that students not only learn but feel supported, encouraged, and genuinely heard.