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The most important things a tutor can do for the student are ensuring that the student is able to achieve their highest potential in the certain subject, teach them important skills that they can use throughout life and form long lasting relationships with the student. Furthermore, the tutor must continually support the student and ensure the…
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I believe that tutors should be able to offer a balance between practical and theoretical advice for students when teaching a subject. Although its important that students develop a deep understanding of the subject they are learning, it's also important to offer practical advice such as exam tricks and tips, as well as which concepts to focus on…
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The most important role a tutor can play is showing constant and unconditional support for their student. This is something I've learned from the example of my previous tutor who answered almost every email or text message within the hour within reason. I believe showing this constant support allows the student to trust us as tutors and react more…
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I believe tutors have the biggest impact on how a student approaches a subject. Speaking from personal experience, I don't think I would've liked studying the subjects I had in year 10, 11 and 12 if I hadn't had good teachers who knew how to make the subjects interesting to learn. A tutor is capable of making studying feel less burdensome and I…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to motivate a student when they feel demotivated by making them feel confident in their skills and knowledge. It's important for the tutor to provide full support and guidance in an individualised manner to tailor to their specific needs. It's also important for the tutor to communicate…
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Being supportive and understanding of the student's concerns is one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student. Furthermore, being able to tailor lessons to best suit the student's needs is very important for a tutor to do. This allows the student to acknowledge their full potential and capabilities at school, and enables them to…
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A tutor should be able to form a dynamic relationship with the student that the student can indulge in for effective motivation, determine the roots of the mathematical concepts they have a weakness with that the teacher couldn't, and find a simple yet interactive solution to strenghtening it. I believe my main strengths are providing the students…
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• Adapt to the student's specific needs, areas of weakness, and preferred methods of learning • Be supportive and patient • Guide them in the right direction, but make sure that the work and critical thinking itself is their own (rather than just blindly giving the answer) • Good subject knowledge • Patient and flexible • Good…
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I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to inspire self-belief, self-esteem, and self-confidence in students to believe how much they can learn and to believe in their abilities and themselves as a masterpiece of creation. When it comes to my academic ability, I am knowledgeable in maths and physics, gained through…

Local Reviews

Jay seems really good. Shivani was quite happy with her.
Sashi

Inside VarrovilleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 3 student Ava practised identifying numbers and worked on subtraction using visual aids.

In Year 8, Sarah tackled key maths topics including order of operations and converting decimals into fractions and percentages, also solving some word problems involving money.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Daniel focused on probability concepts such as sample space and calculating the likelihood of events, with time spent interpreting exam-style questions for deeper understanding.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student working through advanced algebra often left out steps when rearranging expressions, leading to repeated sign errors and confusion—"he forgot to isolate x before dividing both sides," a tutor observed.

In Year 8 trigonometry, incomplete homework meant new methods for solving triangles weren't reinforced between sessions, so mistakes with sine and cosine rules kept resurfacing.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 student avoided showing working in multi-digit addition; this made it hard to spot where small misunderstandings crept in.

Without clearer written processes or consistent review of feedback, progress stalled at key points during lessons.

Recent Achievements

A Varroville tutor recently saw a Year 11 student move from confusion with trig ratios to independently applying the Pythagorean theorem and trigonometric functions to solve right-angled triangle problems, including calculating bearings using inverse functions on the calculator.

In Year 9, one student who used to rely heavily on prompting now explains her thought process out loud while tackling geometry questions, demonstrating more self-direction.

Meanwhile, a younger primary student who once sped through reading is now noticeably pausing at punctuation and taking time to sound out tricky words; she finished her session by confidently reading an entire page aloud without rushing.

What they say about our tutoring

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We are incredibly impressed with our tutor, Serena.  She is a gifted and most dedicated teacher.  Her ability to extend our daughter has been remarkable and we are thrilled to have her continue with Miki.  Thanks for a wonderful program.

Thankyou to Ezymath tutoring for building up the confidence my daughter needed in preparation for high school this year. During year 7 she was falling behind and her self confidence was waning, causing her to panic about high school but in the few short months she received one on one tutoring at home, her confidence grew and she learnt how to tackle new problems and ask for extra help when needed. Having the extra help, in the comfort of our own home was a winning combination. She is now more confident about what this year holds for her and is looking forward to new challenges, knowing she is better equipped to handle them. If needed down the track, we won't hesitate to start up more tutoring sessions again.

I found Ezy Math's tutoring excellent. I would highly recommend it. They managed to find a tutor whose teaching style was perfect for my daughter. They related to each other and my daughter's ability in maths increased exponentially. I was very happy with them.

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 Greg Percival Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mount Carmel Catholic College.