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Walliston's tutors include a 20-year veteran maths specialist, a recent ATAR 99.55 achiever and academic scholarship recipient, a physics graduate with an ATAR of 98.1, school Duxes, certified education support workers, experienced peer mentors and prefects, as well as national award winners in STEM, science competitions, music and debating.

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Leo

Geography Tutor Forrestfield, WA
Being able to provide support. Sometimes, a student just needs someone to talk to- and knowing that they've been through the same thing that they have, it empowers them and encourages them to make proactive decisions in their learning. I view the foundation of effective mentorship as one of trust, mutual respect, and goal driven progress that is…
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Alexandra

Geography Tutor Maddington, WA
Tutoring is a form of specialised teaching, and two-way communication is fundamental to successful teaching. It is easy to talk at a child to teach them a concept on a basic level, but patience, asking the child questions and listening to their responses effectively are essential elements in ensuring the student understands the content. From many…
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Lovenein

Geography Tutor Beckenham, WA
As stated, giving the correct guidance and the motivation for the correct way to study is extremely important. As is well knwon, we can walk a horse to the water but cannot make him drink it, similarly giving the syllabus content and teaching the subject is important, however, the most important part it to mame sure the student knows in the first…
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Angelo

Geography Tutor Gosnells, WA
The three most crucial things a tutor can do for a student are academic direction, human connection, and consistency. When these three things are combined, a tutor has the power to completely transform a class, subject, or educational setting for a young student. my experience and…

Local Reviews

The tutor connected really well with my son. My sons' grades increased significantly within the six months of tutoring.
Orla, Kalamunda

Inside WallistonTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Alex worked through linear equations—focusing on finding unknowns—and revisited index laws, while also briefly exploring quadratics and simultaneous equations.

For Year 10, Grace practiced trigonometry problems using the Sine Rule alongside addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of algebraic fractions.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Liam tackled exam revision by consolidating skills in simple and compound interest calculations as well as binomial factorisation and algebraic simplification.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9, one student hesitated to start problems and often sought reassurance before attempting negative number questions—he seemed worried about making mistakes, so would hesitate to start trying. This perfectionism led to less practice and slower improvement.

In a senior Year 11 session, test timing was an issue: over-running meant key induction proof steps were skipped under pressure.

For a Year 8 algebra topic, skipping neat written working made it hard for both the tutor and the student to spot errors in sign changes. Messy layouts cost marks that could have been gained with clearer organization.

Recent Achievements

A Walliston tutor recently noticed Remy, a high school student, willingly chose to tackle linear equations—despite past frustration—and started asking deeper questions about their purpose instead of shying away.

In another session, Ryan quickly absorbed feedback on his calculation errors in previous tests and began reusing new strategies independently, showing clear initiative.

Meanwhile, a primary student made a breakthrough with negative numbers: after struggling for weeks, he now talks through each step aloud without prompting and checks bracketed terms first.

Last week, Niru tried solving a problem using his own logic rather than following memorised steps.

What they say about our tutoring

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Working with ezymath tutoring has made me learn a lot about management in general. The working and organizing of the entire organisation proves the efficiency of ezymath. As a tutor, everyday was a learning experience. I grew with the students in so many ways of understanding, analysing, learning and believing that each of my students could achieve their goal. Ezymath has always been a constant support. Gene especially has been very understanding during my term as a tutor. The striking quality of this organisation was the flexibility, the management never interfered in the weekly organisation of the tutorials and was completely left up to the tutor and student's availability. Ezymath also puts in great effort by monitoring the progress of not just the students but tutor's as well. Every fortnight is monitored with feedbacks and different learning modules benefiting both the tutor and student. Finally, it's a great place for tutors and students. Both their needs are catered to with much understanding. Had a great time working.

It has been a pleasure working for Ezy Math Tutoring. I've never seen an organisation (for lack of a better word) so dedicated and organised. I came to work for Ezy Math Tutoring because of two reasons: my prior experience with tutoring and my need for a part-time job. I sought to utilise my abilities and help out students who wanted my help. My biggest accomplishment would be to see my students, grow in their studies and become more confident. I was exceedingly happy to be able to have facilitated his academic and personal growth. Ezy Math Tutoring is unlike any other tutoring service in that it really tries to present the highest calibre of tutors and constantly motivate and mould them to become even better tutors. In turn, this represents a higher success rate with students and as such, everyone is satisfied. I would recommend EMT to both fellow tutors and prospective parents/students alike. My time at Ezy Math Tutoring has been great and I wish the company, its tutors and its students well for the future.

I would certainly recommend Ezymath to prospective students. Having a tutor who is close in location and able to work at developing a relationship with each individual student can greatly assist students in discovering how to succeed in maths. I would also strongly recommend Ezymath's professional development activities and CEP modules to other prospective tutors. I have appreciated the important learning lessons within the CEP modules and have applied this to my tutoring and used it to help my students. It has also been fantastic to develop relationships with my students and their parents over the past year and a half. In this time I have seen my students grow personally and academically. One particular grade 7 student I have seen progress from low B's to high A's within the time I have been tutoring him. However, my greatest achievement during the time I have been tutoring is to have helped my two current students to realise just how much hard work they need to put in to do their very best with maths. Both of these students have seen considerable improvements in their results as we have developed habits such as regularly completing revision quizzes, developing key memory pegs & triggers to remember strategies and rules. Once my students discovered that practicing such techniques and putting in so much regular revision time improved their results, they were more motivated and determined to continue putting in such efforts to keep improving their marks.

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 Kalamunda Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Kalamunda Christian School.