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Vaucluse's tutors include a Cambridge maths graduate with top 4% STEP results, an advanced mathematics scholar (ATAR 99.15) and seasoned HSC tutor, national Olympiad medallists, award-winning science mentors, accomplished school coaches and peer leaders, plus K–12 specialists with proven success in raising student performance across maths, English, and the sciences.

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Teach the student how to learn. Each student has the capability to learn the HSC curriculum at a high level but does not know how to approach it effectively. If I can indirectly teach the student how to properly approach mathematics while teaching him/her the questions, then I have succeeded. 1. Understanding the way the student has thought…
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- The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to make them feel like they are not alone and that they can do it. We all have been in their shoes and no tutor can truly say their high school experience was easy. I find the best way to relate to my students is to share my experience, my struggles and triumphs. - In addition, I…
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Increase a students confidence and capabilities. Encourage the student to achieve their personal best. Encourage the student to set goals and help them strive to achieve them. Support a student when they feel incapable or feel they have performed badly and help them to regain confidence, focus and momentum. Being able to communicate easily to…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to teach that student the necessary tools for them to take responsibility of their own learning. It is absolutely my belief that students are able to successfully answer questions they deem "too hard" if only they consider the elements of the difficult question in more depth. This is…
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I think a good tutor needs to first and foremost be able to understand the level of their student in order to help them improve. I also think that being able to re-explain mathematical theories and concepts in alternative ways is essential in helping students to fully comprehend the subject. I feel patience is key, but a good tutor also needs to…
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Help struggling students gain confidence and strengthen there abilities. Help the student begin to enjoy there studies more and become a mentor for that person. I am a good communicator which allows me to help students grasp new or difficult concepts and to understands particular processes. Particularly in math, one of my strengths, I am able to…
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I believe that tutoring will help a student have an increased sense of confidence in themselves when practising their maths. Additionally, tutoring enables students to have a deeper understanding of the math topics which they are struggling with. I believe I have multiple strengths which makes me a successful tutor. I am able to communicate…
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I believe that the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to guide them to understand concepts instead of giving them formulae to memorize or solutions to copy. By helping a student realize their own potential to solve problems by honing their strengths and finding methods that work for them, it gives a student confidence in…
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The most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is give them the confidence to tackle questions by themselves. This is done by not doing the questions for the students, rather assisting their attempt at the questions, giving insight into what your approach would look like. My strengths as a tutor include: my ability to take an…
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Have patience in helping them understand the subject. As a University of Sydney student studying a Bachelor of Economics, I believe I am well suited to help students understand math and…
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There are a number of short-term and long-term goals I have for my students/mentees: In the short-term, I seek to make material engaging and more easily digestible. Students should see an immediate benefit from having concepts explained by a supplemental source in several different forms. In the long-term, and perhaps most importantly,…
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I think the most important things a maths tutor can do for a student are listening to them and paying attention to their needs. Students can be shy and may not make it abundantly clear what they need in any given moment, but there are usually signs, though they may be subtle. It is a tutor's job to monitor the student throughout a lesson and make…
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Inspire them to do follow their passions. To not give up when you face a new problem or something that you are learning. Nothing comes effortless. Fight for what you want. I am easy going person, strict when I have to and have the ability to turn around the explanation of the matter so students can understand what is my…
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The most important thing a a maths tutor can do for a student is to be understanding. The process for the student to absorb the content may take time, hence it is paramount for a tutor to be patient and articulately explain the concepts in detail. To also slowly develop their knowledge with relatively simple questions and to progressively develop…
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You can become one of the examples in a kid life, it's very exciting the way they start learning from you, and how they feel about that, for me Is undescriptible. Responsible, realiable, approachable and Easy going. I think that those summarized with a person able to make the kids comfortable, are the most important ones to work with small kids as…
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Be passionate about what you're teaching is the most important thing a maths tutor can do for their student so that they enjoy learning their subject and hopefully become keen to practice it after tutor hours. This can be difficult to achieve in Maths, especially in school. I think my strengths are my passion for Mathematics and my passion to see…
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To make learning engaging, to be empathetic, and to help the student understand the 'why' and 'how' of solutions to strengthen fundamental concepts as opposed to just handing over a formula I am very patient, have great communication skills and love the elegance of problem…
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Again, providing help academically is important, however, everyone who is smart can do that easily. However, that's not everything being a maths tutor is about. A tutor needs to have the supportive manner, encouraging the student verbally would be one of many ways to help. And as for helping with their difficulties when it comes to homework,…
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let students understand knowledge in fundamentally and exploit their interest in learning. I am confident and patient in personality and understand the knowledge fundamentally, which means I can show the derivation for all the…
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Make the learning experience about the process of developing, not the end goal of understanding Adaptive, caring,…
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To make students enjoy learning without fear of doing something wrong. My strengths as a tutor are patience and I quickly find a good connection with the…
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I think it is important for tutors to show patience and understanding towards students. It can be frustrating when one struggles to understand a new concept and I want to ensure that the student finds enjoyment in their work rather than a sense of dread toward it. Therefore, I highly emphasize an approach of patience to foster safe and enjoyable…
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The most important things a maths tutor can do for a student, apart from obvious educational improvements, is to provide a non-judgemental support network as well as cultivating a growth mindset for the student to see more rapid results and instill within them a positive outlook on learning. A tutor's availability and connection to the student…

Local Reviews

Great customer service and flexible in regards to making sure the right person is selected for your child. Would recommend.
Bronwyn, Vaucluse

Inside VaucluseTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Charlie worked on improving confidence with fractions and decimals, using number lines to visualise equivalence.

For Year 9, Ava focused on algebraic inequalities and started exam preparation by reviewing budget questions from her syllabus.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Daniel concentrated on Module C English by planning and scaffolding a discursive piece while exploring the requirements of the discursive form in detail.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student in mathematics often avoided writing out steps when forming equations from worded problems, which made it harder to catch and correct misunderstandings—she kept struggling to turn story questions into equations, especially with fractions.

In Year 12 English, one student came to sessions without having done background readings or prepared notes; as a tutor noted, "if he isn't taking notes we end up going through the same content every week."

For another senior economics student, not submitting drafts or bringing questions in advance meant missed chances for feedback and slower progress toward exam readiness.

Recent Achievements

In a Vaucluse tutoring session, a Year 10 student who previously rushed through assignments is now pausing to plan her essay structure, resulting in clearer arguments and fewer rewrites.

Another high schooler, after struggling with metaphor use in creative writing, began actively incorporating feedback. His latest draft showed much sharper imagery and more precise language.

In primary maths, one student who used to hesitate with multi-digit subtraction now completes these problems confidently and has finally memorised the order of months, something she found confusing before.

Last week, she solved all ten practice questions without help or errors.

What they say about our tutoring

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Chirag is working really well with both girls, and they are looking forward to his sessions. At the moment we are focussing on building their confidence in tackling math problems and starting to challenge them.

Josh is lovely and seems to be working well with Kate - time will tell but at this stage we are very happy

We are so happy with Hana.. She is amazing and the boys are responding really well to her.

Maths tutoring in Vaucluse

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 Vaucluse 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 Vaucluse 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 Watsons Bay Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Kincoppal - Rose Bay School of the Sacred Heart.