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Victoria Park's tutors include a school science and maths teacher with over a decade of classroom experience, a Master of Teaching graduate and HSC high achiever, an ATAR 99.60 Perth Modern alumnus, university medalists in mathematics and engineering, experienced chess and maths tutors, and passionate educators skilled in supporting K–12 students across STEM and English.

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Build relationships. ... Be patient with students at all times. ... Foster student independence. Always listening to the students first ... Engage them ... My strengths Flexible &…
Raja
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-Understanding the individual needs of a student. -Planning the lessons; the complexity, the depth and the amount of work practice as per the indivudual. -Scaffolding. -Creating interest to engage the students. I make my lessons engaging and interavctive. I bring context to learning by giving real life examples and application. Due to my prior…
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Sapana
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Understanding the Students Needs: Every student is unique with their own strengths, weaknesses, and learning styles. Knowledge Communication Skills Adaptability Empathy Patience which helps in dealing with students at different learning paces, and empathy allows you to understand and address the challenges your students might be…
Matthew
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To make learning interesting, get them excited about the topic you are teaching them and give them the necessary knowledge in order for them to grasp certain concepts. Strong knowledge and understanding, good communication…
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To ensure that learning does not become a chore. To impart the right knowledge. To always be open to feedback and ensure the students are willing to pose their questions anytime. I am patient and able to modify my methods to suit the needs of the students. I am also approachable and will ensure my sessions are not boring and are always…
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Listening to them, provide a welcoming space, and encouraging them to tell me their stories and any struggles they might face in their academic life. Patience, communication, tolerance and empathetic approach while dealing with students, via encouraging and supporting them to overcome their…
Nina
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To guide to the answers by explaining properly and giving hints, but not just giving the answers. To tell them to ask the tutor for any questions without hiding. Also, to teach them nicely without getting irritated. I consider myself, as a motivated person as I like cheering people up and it keeps me going to make the student understand…
Swarna
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I feel being flexible and adopting new methods is important since no 2 persons are the same and everyone learns differently. It should be recognized that just because something works for someone, it may not work for someone else. I think my strength is coming up with creative ways to convey something. I have never taught in a formal setting and my…
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The first important thing a tutor can do for a student is to give them confidence that they can do it. Everyone has the potential to succeed academically and as a tutor, I will encourage my students to always do their best. This is because, at the end of any tests/exams, the students will be relieved knowing that they have given their best through…
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Learn and teach at the student's pace. Patience, and providing a safe and accountable learning…
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making the process simple follow the way by that student could keep in mind for a long prefer appreciating follow the syllabus and decide pace based on that understanding student's capacity and limitations quickly Checking homework and suggestions Individual focus Serve based on requirement (could help for competitive jobs too) making the…
Luke
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Impart upon a student not knowledge per se, but rather a desire to expand their own knowledge through self-directed learning. Learning and education should be a lifelong process, not one that ends when an individual completes their primary vocational education. Learning makes us grow and develop and look at things in different ways, and the desire…
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Along with the subject matter, we can motivate our students and generate interest in our field. A tutor can point out the mistakes made by student and can correct them. With overall 12 years of teaching experience (7 years for lower secondary and 5 years for class 11, 12, bachelor and Master levels) provided me a self confidence and expertise in…
Daria
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Always be on the same wavelength with your students. If they're comfortable around you, Maths will easily find the path to their hearts. Make compliments and specify their strong points, pay attention to their success - that is how we learn and stay in a good mood at the same time. As I already have a significant experience working as online tutor…
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As i was mentoring students at Curtin i got to realise that being a form of support not only academically but also forming a relationship with the student is the most important thing a tutor can do. Providing room for human connection and cheering the student on . I am often described as an observant and good listener, which allows me to…
Rick
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It depends a little bit on age but the older they get the more important confidence is going to be and giving the students confidence is the most important job. I'm not going to teach a 12 year old a lot more, they have spent years in school and they have all the knowledge they need. The important job of tutor is to make them believe that they…
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the most important things a tutor can do for a student is uplift them knowledge wise as well as in person. To give them knowledge while instilling good habits and ethics. To make them grow into a better version of themselves. I'm good at keeping the class knowledgeable yet interesting at the same time. I have a sharp eye, so it is easier for me to…
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I think it is very important to encourage a student and not make them feel incapable or stupid. Often subjects that students need tutoring in, leave them feeling very insecure and unsure and it is important to sensitive about how there abilities might be affecting their self esteem and work on not only improving their knowledge but confidence in…
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Maintaining a positive and supportive relationship with the students and their parents. Understanding the students' individual needs and guiding each of them according to the need. Providing explanations and examples while teaching a particular topic. Offering guidance, support, and feedback to each student. I always try my best to teach the…
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I think providing a student with attention and understanding is the most important thing as a tutor. Many students dont get this in the school environment and need this extra support from a tutor who will provide them the learning assistance they need. I think patience is my key strength as a tutor, and I pride myself on being a person who will…
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do is to be patient. Each student has his/her own way of understanding the subject. Normally, students' struggles are due to misunderstanding some core concepts. By being patient and letting the student explain the topic in his or her own words, the tutor can diagnose the problem and guide the…
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1. To improve the student's grades and understanding of the respective subject. 2. To motivate and increase the confidence. 3. To make the student realize that he/she has more than what it takes to become the topper in his/her subject. 1. Communication - I try to communicate in a manner which the student thoroughly understands the concept. I…
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Be a good support system.My main goal as a tutor, is to be there for my student as much as they need me, not just in studies but even if they're having a tough time. Ability to be versatile. I am open to guiding students outside classes as well, as long as it adheres to my timing. For example, the current student I am tutoring, we communicate a…

Local Reviews

Wanted to take this opportunity to say how great Jeremy is! My daughter was incredibly nervous about having a male tutor but after the first session and moving forward, she feels completely comfortable, at ease and really enjoys her tutoring sessions with Jeremy. He has a very positive attitude and is very kind and encouraging towards Maycee's learning journey and for that we thank you all.... especially Jeremy!
Mel, East Victoria Park

Inside Victoria ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Ava revised Pythagoras' Theorem and practised solving right-angled triangle problems, then worked through trigonometry questions involving missing side lengths.

For Year 10, Jack focused on expanding and factorising algebraic expressions as well as identifying transformations of functions using DESMOS.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Mia completed calculus work on optimisation problems and reviewed biology concepts like magnification and population density, making use of diagrams for visual understanding.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student often attempted to solve algebra and functions questions mentally, saying, "I can do this in my head," but skipped writing steps led to sign errors and confusion when rearranging equations.

In Year 12 Chemistry, a lack of thorough notes before assessments made it hard to recall details under pressure; as one tutor noted, incomplete plans "meant she had to memorise last-minute."

A Year 4 learner's messy written work in fractions obscured mistakes until feedback was given. In these moments, missed working or disorganised notes cost valuable marks and slowed improvement despite strong effort.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Victoria Park noticed one high school student who previously struggled with chemistry problem-solving now sets out her plans clearly and completes simple identification tasks almost entirely on her own.

Another win came from a Year 11 student who, after several attempts, managed to get the structural formula right—showing real persistence compared to his earlier hesitation with complex diagrams.

In a younger session, Scarlett used to rush through subtraction but now backchecks each answer aloud and finishes her homework with little need for guidance, recently getting every worksheet question correct without assistance.

Maths tutoring in Victoria Park

If you are looking for a maths tutor in Victoria Park, WA you came to the right place!

We have 191 maths tutors carefully selected to help achieve your child's academic goals. The tutors do not only teach specific content, they help students to become strong, capable learners so they can eventually succeed on their own. Parents seek help for all sorts of reasons, be it general support with comprehension, keeping up with the class or achieving a target grade in specific exams. That's why we offer a tailored solution centered around your specifc needs.

Maths Tutor Victoria Park

So, how does it work? The tutor will come to any location around Victoria Park or the surrounding suburbs at a time and day that works for you. The first hour works as a trial just to make sure you're happy with your tutor. If you're not happy we won't charge you and will organise someone else for you to have a trial with.

As our name suggests @ Ezy Math Tutoring we want to keep things easy for you. That's why we offer simple hourly rates. There are no contracts, booking fees, minimum tutoring requirements or cancellation costs. Simple! 

Since 2011 we have helped thousands of students all over Australia. You can check out some of our success stories here. We hope to have the priviledge of helping your child too. To take your first step complete the enquiry for to speak with one of our consultants or just call us @ 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 Victoria Park Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Ursula Frayne Catholic College.