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Ali
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I offer an early start for future legal, economics and business HSC students, which ensures they are ahead of time and build an understanding of the content prior to their senior year commencement. Through my experiences as a student and an economics tutor, I believe connecting and sharing the burdens experienced by students is very important as…
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I think the most important thing an economics tutor can do is create an environment that is supportive and built for growth. I also believe it's important that a tutor should make a student feel comfortable with asking questions and making mistakes because, after all, mistakes are how you learn. I believe my strengths are my patience and breaking…
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Benjamin
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Build a sense of trust and give them the best possible education experience so that they are excelling with their learning and getting their education needs met. - Finding gaps in students' learning - Finding creative ways to help a student learn a topic - Building a repore and personal relationship with the students - Making learning…
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1. Make the student understand the concept . 2. Boost the confidence. 3. Let him bring the clarity towards his thoughts. 1. I am always available for doubts. 2. I always cheer up the students to engage with the tutor so that they can openly tell were they are been lacking…
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Help a student develop interest and analytical thinking in his/her overall outlook Adapting my language, speed, methods and processes according to an individual student's need. I very quickly ascertain the comfort level of a student and align my tutoring such that it makes the student comfortable and motivated to do…
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One of the most important things an economics tutor can do for a student is to provide encouragement and maybe change their perspective on a subject that may seem difficult and overwhelming, to know they can achieve success in that subject. While creating a positive and inviting environment, where students are not anxious to ask questions or be…
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I strongly believe teaching problem solving is an extremely important which allows students to tackle each and every problem with easy. By understanding bits of information and tying it together to formulate an answer is the most effective way of learning as it means the student properly understands the fundaments of the question itself. Further,…
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It is important to help the student build their confidence in their learnings especially as an independent individual, so that they can face other struggles they encounter over and beyond the classroom and private tuition they receive. I am able to identify the weakness in the students to assist and help them overcome their difficulties in…
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The best an economics tutor can do for his students is: Getting them gain confidence and eliminate the fear of the subjects, rather enjoy the subject Instill a desire to learn more with passion and love for the subject and the learning process Inculcate a sense of discipline, life skills, zealousness, aspiration, determination and a…
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Developing a friendship with the student. A friendship makes both feel more comfortable in the work they are doing as many aspects with be easier to handle as you have likely mastered communication with each other. For the student it will also give the subject more interest and therefore more confidence in learning it. I believe my strength will…
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As an economics tutor, my main focus is on getting to know each student personally – their strengths, weaknesses and what they want to achieve. I feel as though a comfortable space where they feel comfortable exploring ideas, asking questions, and even making mistakes is something important as through mistakes you can learn. Offering guidance,…
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The ability to understand the student's likes and dislikes, this allows the tutor to change his/her teaching style to match the student's path of understanding and through this the student is more likely to learn and benefit from the lesson. This is crucial in the student's journey and one of the main characteristics that an economics tutor should…
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A good tutor should be patient to the students. It is very easy to lose patience or keep temper with students who does not listen or refuse to learn. As an economics tutor, we should be try to understand them and use different ways to teach them and be patience. I really enjoy being with kids and I know the best way to communicate with them. I am…
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The most important things an economics tutor could do for a student include being patient, understanding and empathetic, and working together with them to improve their abilities. As a tutor, I believe that I am very friendly - making it easy to bring a strong rapport with students. I am empathetic, and understand that each student has different…
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Patience is an essential quality required from an economics tutor as it is important to acknowledge that every student has a different level of understanding and approach towards their studies, and thus the best method of maximising their understanding is to tailor our teaching methods to motivate their learning and provide an encouraging learning…
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It's the capacity to come up with new approaches to assist your kids in learning. Students learn in different ways and at varying speeds. As a student, I expect my teachers to explain things in a way that I can grasp. Unlike my university instructors, who simply read the slides and call it a class. NO! I don't teach that manner, and I don't…
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The most important thing for a tutor is to be able to connect with their students and understand their needs and requirements and teach them accordingly. This is important because not all teaching methods work for everyone, therefore tutors need to work accordingly. I have good communication skills, I am well-managed, able to work in teams, am…
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The most important thing a tutor can do is really to distribute their knowledge about the content they are tutoring. It involves setting them up for the final exams by providing them with assistance in areas where they are not confident in terms of content. This includes providing resources such as unlimited past papers, notes, tips, and feedback…
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The two most important things as a tutor are: Encouragement: To constantly reaffirm to the child they can do something even when struggling and to make them feel accomplished when completing a task they were previously bad at. Understanding The Concept: I believe one of the key things that distinguish tutors is if they explain…
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Understanding the student has to be the most important thing a tutor can do. As a tutor, you need to know that the student might be scared to attempt that particular subject and face his/her weakness. Thus, you should make the student feel comfortable enough to communicate to you about his problems and be reassured that you will help him/her…
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I believe that a tutor must be empathetic towards their student. A tutor must understand that each student is going through a separate journey in life and explore how their life experiences may have shaped their perception of their strengths and weaknesses. By understanding these circumstances, I believe a tutor should design an environment where…

Local Reviews

Our tutor Aryan is wonderful and my son Jack is learning great tips and is gaining a deeper understanding of Year 11 maths. I’m liaising directly with our tutor on sessions and happy with how this is going.
Maree

Inside VineyardTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 3 student Charlize worked on identifying Australian coins and adding different coin values, alongside revising addition and subtraction.

Year 9 student Ivanna focused on financial mathematics by calculating interest, then briefly discussed simultaneous equations and inequalities from school.

For Year 10, Justine reviewed exam questions involving circle geometry, clarifying misunderstandings as she practiced problem-solving with guided feedback.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Maths, a student repeatedly arrived without completed homework, leading to gaps in understanding key concepts such as Kruskal's algorithm and the Chinese Postman problem. "She forgot some concepts from previous weeks—practice between lessons is crucial," one tutor noted.

In Year 9 Algebra, another student struggled to show working when solving equations; skipping this step made it harder to catch errors with like terms.

Meanwhile, a primary student found subtraction challenging and needed frequent reminders for basic steps, which slowed progress during lesson activities.

Missed practice or incomplete work often led to forgotten techniques and less confidence tackling new problems.

Recent Achievements

One Vineyard tutor recently saw Olivia, a senior high school student, move from needing guidance on financial maths to independently choosing the right formulas and accurately assigning variables in complex worded problems.

William, also in high school, had struggled with algebra but after targeted sessions is now solving equations almost entirely on his own—he even started jotting down key information before working through worded questions, something he hadn't done before.

Meanwhile, Sannae in Year 3 has begun breaking tricky words into smaller chunks and sounding them out unprompted when reading aloud.

What they say about our tutoring

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Both yannick and lanah had their second lesson with Rachel on Monday and I am very happy with  the way it is going. They are comfortable with her and feel they can communicate well with her.

Very happy with tutoring, Charles has been very helpful. Gilda and Charles are working well together.

We came to Ezymaths because our son has problems understanding some of the year 8 topics. When I contacted the company, the customer service staff was very understanding and spent time listening to my problems with my son's attitude towards Maths subject. He answered all my questions and removed any doubt I had about the success of a tutoring service to my son in our own home. My son was very happy with the first meeting with Amy and the second meeting he started to warm up. The 3rd meeting, he was already asking questions and was able to do his homework independently because he understood the concept. He said that the tutor's explanation about the topic was very clear and he now have better understanding of the concepts. Since he is in the top class, he found that they move very fast to the next topic in class and appreciated the one on one lesson from his tutor and the convenience that he doesn't have to go anywhere. The company is very easy to deal with. No pressure nor hassle from the company. I would recommend parents to talk to Ezymaths if their children have problems in Math or if the children want to improve their grades. I will definitely call Ezymaths again when my son encounters difficulty with certain topics in class.

Economics tutoring in Vineyard

At Ezy Math Tutoring we have 21 Economics tutors in Vineyard, NSW and surrounding areas providing in-home tuition for students of all grades. The right tutor can really make a difference and this is what we pride ourselves on. There are several Economics tutors available around Vineyard and we're specialists at finding the right fit!
 

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We really only work with the best tutors, and your first hour is a trial so you can try out a tutor and only pay if you feel it's a good match.

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 Hawkesbury Central Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Vineyard Public School.