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Upper Brookfield's tutors include a Dux of Year 11 and multi-year academic prizewinner, primary-qualified teachers with classroom experience and special needs expertise, an ATAR 99.65 medical student and scholarship recipient, seasoned maths specialists with degrees in education or mathematics, music scholarship holders, sports coaches, peer mentors, and science Olympiad awardees.

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- Make positive environment through skilful teaching so that student can progressively work towards academic goals - Giving the student the skills they need to sequence their learning and understanding - Allows the students to understand their own learning processes. By understanding this, the student will feel confident in approaching more…
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While I believe it is obviously important to help a student learn and understand their chosen subject, it is also important to support and encourage confidence in a student. I found during my schooling years that the subjects I most succeeded in were ones where my teachers were kind and encouraging - it allowed me to feel comfortable to ask…
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Most importantly, I believe a tutor should be genuinely interested in helping a student to reach their full potential in whatever goals they'd like to achieve, by mentoring and guiding students to continuously improve in all areas. Additionally, tutors need to be able to explain relative concepts, rather than simply providing answers to difficult…
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I believe that using good listening skills validates them, improves the educational outcomes and in turn improves confidence. Guiding them through the uncomfortable process of learning. I believe my empathy and experience with education are my strengths. I have a good ability to understand the student's perspective and what they are struggling…
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be a coach to teach self-directed learning and install confidence in own skills become positive about learning new skills and how this is important in life, not only school teaching experience as a pre-service primary school teacher (all subjects) experience in second language tutoring in middle and senior school individual, understanding…
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A tutors role is not to teach the content to a student, this is done by their teachers, instead a tutors role is to offer guidence and assistance in areas in which a student struggles. If done effectiviely the tutor will aid the student in gaining confidence in working with more difficult questions, this confidence, along with the knowledge gained…
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Ensuring a safe environment where they don't feel judged or embarrassed for not understanding something. I'm currently studying Mechatronic Engineering at QUT and I finished grade 12 with a VHA in Math B, C and Physics. I understand the content but I'm more interested in understanding what makes the content click with a student. Whether it's…
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The most important thing that tutors should and can do for a student is to assess their current level, create a goal and guide them towards that level. Having patience while students work through and learn, as well as challenging them with new questions are an important role for tutors. I think my strengths as a tutor is patience and gentleness so…
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The most important things are having patience and consistently making sure students are keeping up with what I'm saying. If students are unable to keep up, it is important to explain the problem in a different way rather than repeating the same explanation. Having only recently graduated high school, I am still very familiar with the content the…
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I think one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is really spend the time and be patient with the students' needs to improve on the skill they may be struggling on. I believe it's vital that the student feels safe and comfortable to make mistakes and learn from them. I also believe that tutors can not only guide students with…
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Support and motivate them without giving away the answers and doing it all for them. Being relatable and creating a friendship. Motivating…
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Helping a student understand their studies a lot better. Promoting self-sufficiency and independent thinker. Enabling them to feel confident and less stressed. I try to explain, the funerals, behind important concepts I am to be very resourceful, when it comes to studying such as access different study guides and textbooks or different study…
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The most important things a tutor can teach a student is to practice what he/she has already learnt in the classroom. Further practicing and sloving many exercises also could help for the student to boost their learning skills. My patience and my experience and knowledge. I have had many students in the past and during Covid I have taught online.…
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Be able to alter your teaching strategy to each child’s preferred and most beneficial learning style. I have experience with assisting children in learning through my working as a teachers aide which allowed me to have experience in both mainstream and special education teaching. I have excelled in school in school from a very young age…
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If you are a tutor, your job is to empower other people. Even if you are picking up blind spots, asking a student to paraphrase something, or advising more research in a particular area, there are ways to convey this information that are encouraging and helpful, (rather than condescending). We all have blind spots, too. I have found it…
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The most important thing that I can do as tutor is to act as companion to the student in his/her journey of learning; act as inspirer when he/she is discourage, act is guide when he/she is lost, act as friend during his/her accomplishments. I think it is my ability to creatively think how to communicate the concepts and ideas in varied ways that…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to provide them with a reason as to why its important they need to study, other than just getting good grades. I believe if the students can find why they need to learn all the stuff and they see the bigger picture, then it will provide the students with enough internal motivation, which…
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Give them the ability to believe in themselves. 1. My strong background in physics, maths and business. 2. My ability to teach people in depth about specific things. 3. My patience when…
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In my opinion, fostering genuine connections with students is key to effective tutoring. Cultivating an environment that combines education with enjoyment eases the perceived pressure of tutoring sessions. This encourages students to freely express themselves, ask questions, and actively participate in learning. Something that can be difficult for…
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Have patience with a student and have the ability to clearly communicate with the student I’m patient and Im…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is teach in a way that the student finds comfortable and easy to understand. I have a flexible way of thinking and have a high understanding of the subjects I have studied. This allows me to teach the same material in multiple ways, so that each student can have a personalized learning…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make learning interesting so that as the student progesses in their education they continue learning not because its something they must do but because its something they want to do. Good at basics and have spent time explaining things to friends therefore am good at explaining concepts.…

Local Reviews

We engaged EzyMath Tutoring to help our daughter fill in some gaps in her learning after changing schools in year 5. We found Sarah to be well organised and caring and able to identify Bree's weaknesses quickly. Sarah helped raise Bree's confidence levels and taught her learning strategies that have enabled her to catch up and no longer feel nervous in the classroom. I would have no hesitation referring EzyMath and will engage again during high school years if Bree begins to feel overwhelmed.
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Inside Upper BrookfieldTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Riley focused on times tables for higher numbers and explored fractions, decimals, and percentages, using visual aids like dominoes to reinforce understanding.

Year 11 student Zoe worked through quadratic models and arithmetic series in her maths homework, then analysed mistakes from a recent exam to deepen her grasp of compound interest and solving quadratics.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Sanvi refined her chemistry assignment rationale and practiced questions on solubility and mole equations before shifting to advanced differentiation rules in Maths Methods.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student working on piecewise functions tended to overlook whether endpoints were open or closed, leading to confusion in graph interpretation—"she needs more revision on including and excluding points."

In Year 12 chemistry, the rationale section of a major assignment was left messy and unfinished, making it harder to structure arguments effectively.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 student repeatedly mixed up positive and negative signs when using the quadratic formula; as noted, "he should start realising that he cannot skip steps."

In primary maths, one learner struggled with layout: inconsistent units (cm vs m) were only noticed after errors had been made.

Recent Achievements

In Year 10, Zoe initially struggled with geometric sequences but managed to answer one correctly on her non-calculator exam—a first for her after several attempts.

Sanvi, a senior student, showed new initiative by starting early on her chemistry assignment and made clear links between key concepts without needing as much prompting as before.

Meanwhile, Trinity in primary school needed reminders at first but now independently applies strategies for the 6x tables and can add fractions with different denominators without extra support.

Maths tutoring in Upper Brookfield

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 Upper Brookfield

We work with 52 maths tutors in & around Upper Brookfield, QLD. 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 Kenmore Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Upper Brookfield State School.