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Tutors in Verdun include a seasoned K–12 teacher and OSHC director with degrees in education and psychology, a university lecturer and code camp leader, maths and science duxes with ATARs up to 99.55, national Olympiad and robotics prizewinners, experienced primary tutors, music coaches, sports mentors, and STEM researchers—each bringing proven dedication to teaching and outstanding academic achievements.

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Hamish
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I think that some tutors get caught up in focusing solely on the work in front of them and miss out on teaching younger students about the life in front of them. Instead of doing more work, tutors should provide organisation tips and possible strategies they can put in place to improve the quality of their work. Also, forming close relationships…
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The roll of a physics tutor is two-fold. Firstly, to help students understand the material they are working with. There are many ways to go about this, but one of the most important roles of a tutor is to be able to bring intuition to the abstract. This in addition to introducing effective methods for solving problems. The second key roll is…
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To help student build confidence through successful experience and gradually realize that anything is achieveable if you find the right approach. I put my feet into student's shoes and try to find the right approach for the student to…
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I think that an important thing for a physics tutor to do is to be available, even if it be through technology or in person. As a student, I understand that sometimes it may just be a singular question that gets you down, or in other cases an entire unit. Hence, being able to support all circumstances is imperative. Another important factor is…
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I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be able to teach them skills that they can use in their studies after they are finished with a tutor. Obviously it is a tutors job to teach them the task at hand, but I believe a great tutor is able to teach the student skills that will allow them to do better in school without the…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is ensure they understand what they are doing. As a result it is crucial for a tutor to prepare the correct material for the student. It is crucial that a tutor guides the student rather than just helping them get their homework done. Teach a man to fish and he has food for the rest of his…
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To help students identify areas of growth which are preventing them from achieving their best. To aid in the development of certain skills which can be applied to the students work. To assist students to understand concepts, ideas and processes which they are struggling with. Most importantly, I seek to build on the students confidence in their…

Local Reviews

Hamish was great and the lessons went well.
Kisani, Aldgate

Inside VerdunTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Ben reviewed algebraic techniques including the substitution and elimination methods for solving simultaneous equations, and began tackling measurement questions involving Pythagoras' theorem.

In Year 9, Mia focused on factorising polynomials and practiced graphing linear equations using provided examples.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Lily revised logarithms in preparation for an upcoming test and worked through exam-style questions to reinforce her understanding of rearranging algebraic expressions.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 algebra, a student often skipped showing working, as noted: "He needs to work on focusing more and not rushing questions." This led to sign errors that went unnoticed until the end of the task.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student struggled to explain reasoning in geometry; without writing down steps, test answers lacked clarity—costing marks even when understanding was solid.

In primary maths, one student's tiredness meant homework was left incomplete or done reluctantly after prompting.

For another, messy layout when lining up numbers ("writing neatly and remembering to use an eraser") caused calculation slips during addition problems.

Recent Achievements

A Verdun tutoring session saw one Year 11 student who previously struggled with silly mistakes in algebra now slowing down during practice to check each step, noticeably reducing those small errors that cost marks before.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 student started using her own strategies—like jotting key information and double-checking answers—which is a big shift from last term when she'd rush and miss details.

In primary, Jay began catching his own times tables mistakes and correcting them on the spot rather than waiting for hints, ending the lesson by filling out all rows unassisted.

What they say about our tutoring

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We are very happy with the tutoring work that Adedayo has done with Harrison so far. He has quickly formed a great rapport with Harrison and are they working very well together. Adedayo has been very encouraging and has managed to give Harrison confidence in his abilities even though they have only had a few sessions together. Harrison looks forward to his tutoring and has positive approach to sitting down and working with Adedayo. We look forward to continuing the tutoring arrangements and positive outcomes for Harrison.

We are very happy with Aurelius, he has turned something that was "like another language" (according to Aaron) into something he understands and has found his first test easy. We intend to hold onto Aurelius for as long as he wants to coach Aaron.

I think one of the most valuable things I got out of working with Ezy Math is the skills I developed through being a tutor. I was learning a great deal by teaching others, gaining valuable and relevant skills such as effective communication, leadership, management and organisation. It was also extremely rewarding to witness my students progress and gain confidence over the course of tutoring them.

Physics tutoring in Verdun

Physics is such a vast area, it's easy to get lost. While a lot of the content can be simply memorised, which many students still do, physics also requires higher-order thinking.

Understanding the scientific method isn't a small task. All of these demands in a short period of time and with exams coming closer and closer, no wonder students shy away from science subjects.

Physics Tutor Verdun

Getting the right help for your child is all about timing. If you've already tried looking for a physics tutor in Verdun, you know it can be quite difficult.

Students who need an extra push to achieve their goals usually need a tutor right away. It can also be nearly impossible to find someone your child is comfortable to be around and someone who is also goal-oriented and reliable at the same time.

This is what we offer!

Help your child get the grades they are aiming for and don't lose time finding the right fit. You need someone who has the necessary knowledge, someone you can trust with your child's academic progress? We can find them for you!

And this is how it works.

We organise one-on-one physics tutoring in Verdun - conveniently, in your home or anywhere else. You choose the time and place.

We also offer a risk-free trial lesson so you get exactly what you are looking for.

And what about payment? Well, we keep it as simple as possible. There are no hidden fees, just a simple hourly rate.

Want to start as soon as possible?

Give us a call.
1300 312 354

 

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 Stirling Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like The Hills Christian Community School.