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Tutors in Unanderra include a seasoned primary teacher with over ten years' classroom and mentoring experience, a maths specialist for Years 5–7, award-winning high school duxes and Extension Mathematics achievers, youth sports coaches, peer mentors, and current university students in engineering, science, and education—many recognised for leadership or academic excellence.

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Chris
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is provide questions weekly to test the understanding of a topic, i found that crucial during Year 12, the way you understand Maths and Physics is by applying the knowledge you were given in class to as many questions as possible so that during the HSC you are able to recognise patterns…
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A tutor shouldn’t just repeat what a students been taught by their teacher. I believe it’s important a maths tutor listens to their student and understands the areas they struggle in and need help with, and to further understand how that student learns as everyone learns in different ways. A tutor that understands their student will be capable…
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Help the student develop and understand things they didn’t think were capable. Secondly, help them reach goals and meet school work deadlines effectively. Being able to keep the child engage and entertained while on topic. During my time as a tutor I was always finding myself getting the kids more intrigued each…
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help the student grow and develop skills to be able to solve problems on their own explaining concepts and high proficiency in…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to tailor to each student's unique strengths and weaknesses and providing tips, tricks and strategies based on this. With the goal of improving their understanding of the subject and therefore achieving greater success at the subject. My main strength is my work ethic and burning…
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-Punctual -Hardworking -Passionate about his field -Friendly -Best tutoring technique is to predict the psychology of student to figure out the weaknesses I always start from simple abc and ends up with practical implications of any concept which always works.Going down to the student level and picking him/her up I like…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do for a student are to provide personalized support, foster a positive learning environment, and instill confidence. By understanding each student's unique learning style and challenges, tutors can tailor their approach to maximize comprehension and retention. Creating a welcoming and encouraging…
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To not only allow the student to achieve the correct answers in a test and an overall higher grade, but to also generate a solid foundation of understanding and appreciation for the content they are learning and its applications. A tutor should also establish a very comfortable environment with the tutee, in order for the best possible learning…
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Attention: A tutor should give full attention to their students and point out the weakness of their student and work on how to remove that weakness. Dedication: A tutor should develop an interest of subject to their students. Hardwork, dedication, determination and passion. I enjoy teaching Mathematics(Including General Math,…
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-To identify the weakest link in the student lot and support him/her to overcome hindrances -To make students fall in love with the subject -Subject…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is inspire learning. Not only teaching them a certain subject, but getting them to become lifelong Independent learners My strengths as a tutor include: * Understanding the pace at which a student is learning and tailoring my explanation speed and emphasis to suit them. Patience is…
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The tutor not only teaches the student to learn a particular subject, but making a relationship of the studies with the real word problems is also very important for the future of the student. My strengths are my passion for tutoring, my confidence, commitment to the tasks and a very nice…
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The best thing a maths tutor can do for a student is listen to their needs, because it is evident in a classroom when a teacher doesn't know how to teach by the way they address the problem. Different people need the same issue explained in various ways, and so it is extremely important to have a great depth of understanding in order to…
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Tutor can help students to understand concepts in depth and also teach the students how to learn. It will help them to be successful in their education. I am good at speaking clearly to help the students understand the concepts especially in Mathematics. I am very patient and good listener to hear students' ideas and help them step by step. Also,…
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1. Change their life in a positive way. With the good academic foundation, they can be anyone they want. Sky is the limit in academics. 2. Understand the student as every student is different and their abilities vary. Becoming a friend would definitely change their life as a maths tutor. 1. I am a good at understanding how the students see some…
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The most crucial role of a maths tutor is to avoid skipping steps unless the student fully comprehends the material. Observing problem-solving methods can be helpful, but it's the student's grasp of the logical progression behind solving problems that enables them to excel. I strive to leverage my communication skills and adaptability to discern…
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A tutor shapes the life of a student. Being a maths tutor is not an easy task, it's a lot of responsibility. Teaching the student till he understands every detail is crucial and the way of teaching matters the most. I make a difficult thing easier for my students to understand and grasp the concept well. I give real life examples while teaching.…
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To me, the most important things that a maths tutor can do for students are not just knowledge but also the study methods so that they are able to perform well in any subjects. Furthermore, a competent tutor should give students inspiration and motivation towards studying and help build their confidence in their abilities. The first crucial thing…
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Depending on how much help the student needs, the tutor might need to help them regain the basics of the subject. Further and simplified explanation is crucial to such a type of student. Students who question their abilities need reinforcement of their knowledge through exercises, feedback and encouragement from the tutor. For those who wish to…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do is to practice empathy in order to ensure the student knows they're in a safe environment where they are allowed to make mistakes and learn from them. Being kind and really listening to what they say to you is also essential, as you don't want them to feel like they can't talk to you, as this will…
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Being approachable and kind, welcoming to any and all questions they may have. Forming a relationship of trust and reliability is important in understanding how eachother works. I think it is necessary to establish goals and hold the student accountable as to see an improvement. I like to find easy ways of remembering things which has worked…
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Always try our best and always be our best to always show the student that they can do it and that they can achieve their goal and their longing dream and that everything will be okay because they are in good hands. My strengths are Math quadrant and the being patience. Also, learn from my past mistake and carefully approaches the problem and also…
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I think close support and motivation especially during their examinations is crucial. Making the student sharp by regular homework/assignments and making them fall in love with the subject and eventually learning are very important in my opinion. Identifying students strengths/passion and grooming them is another very imperative factor. I think…

Local Reviews

Marsel has gone above and beyond with his tutoring capabilities. My son was struggling with his English but a few lessons in and Marsel was able to easily navigate and create a well organised study plan.
Sam

Inside UnanderraTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Isla practised simplifying fractions, mastering order of operations, and converting between fractions and percentages.

In Year 10, Noah focused on statistics concepts including mean and standard deviation while completing a homework assignment.

For Year 11, Natalia reviewed algebraic techniques in Chapter 2 and tackled final practice exercises to check her understanding.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student working on algebra and linear functions often relied heavily on tutor support, hesitating to attempt problems independently; as one tutor noted, "she needs more practice one on one so that she can really understand what they have been taught at school."

In Year 10 data analysis sessions, feedback wasn't always acted upon between lessons—solutions reviewed in-session were rarely revisited afterwards.

Meanwhile, a primary student tackling addition and subtraction sometimes forgot whether the task was addition or subtraction when working quickly, leading to confusion mid-question. Missed opportunities for self-review meant misunderstandings lingered into the next lesson.

Recent Achievements

One Unanderra tutor noticed a big change with a Year 10 student who used to get stuck on algebra problems and wait for answers, but now works through solutions step-by-step and only asks targeted questions when truly needed.

In Year 11 English, another student has started breaking down essay tasks into smaller steps rather than freezing up at the planning stage—she even tried summarising her own content before asking for help.

Meanwhile, a younger primary student who previously rushed subtraction has begun carefully marking her "tens" during long addition and submitted homework without any mistakes this week.

What they say about our tutoring

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We really like Syed and Lucy is working well with him.  Her confidence is starting to grow with her times tables which is great to see.

I was very happy with the staff at your head office. My my initial contact person was Marcus, and he was extremely professional and thorough in explaining the services EZY MATHS provide and he reassured me of the the level of tutoring that the company provides and that they will endeavour to match a tutor for my 15 year olds math's concerns. The thing I liked the most is that at no time did I feel pressured and he made it sound so easy; Which it was. Thank you, and I will be using you guys again when the time arises.

Jade has been absolutely wonderful with Lucas. He's enjoying his tutoring sessions and sounding more confident about  Maths already. We understand it may take quite a while to see any improvement in his actual marks but there has already been a definite improvement in his attitude towards his capabilities. Lucas is very happy with Jade and we will definitely be continuing the tutoring.

Maths tutoring in Unanderra

If you take a few minutes to read through our reviews, you will probably feel surprised. Tutoring changes students' lives! Most parents organise a maths tutor just to boost a student's grades. Maybe even to take the burden of homework help off their own shoulders. However, a tutor does so much more than boosting grades and helping with homework.

Often the student's confidence increases and their grades increase across all subjects. They learn that directed effort results in improvement and that is a form of empowerment! This is what we're all about, our mission is to facilitate life-changing student-tutor matches. There is just nothing better than having a sense of self confidence and faith in your own competence.

We'll organise a maths tutor in Unanderra or any other location that works. You chose the time. You chose what you want the tutor to work on (or if you don't know, they can figure it out). You chose how often to have the tutoring. It's all up to you!

Give us a call on 1300 312 354 or enquire below. We'll have a chat to understand your needs and organise for one of our local Unanderra maths tutors to reach out. If you don't like the first lesson you won't be charged!

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 Eagle Vale Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Pius X Catholic Primary School.