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Tutors in Wantirna include a PhD lecturer and VCE specialist, an RMIT Senior Technical Officer with extensive science teaching, a Melbourne High graduate Army Cadet leader (ATAR 97+), school Duxes and Baccalaureate achievers (ATARs 95+), primary education majors, seasoned Kumon instructors, Nossal High and Elizabeth Blackburn alumni, and multi-award-winning music and sports coaches.

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Sankaran

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
The most important things are: 1. Provide an environment where genuine learning is encouraged. 2. Provide an environment to enjoy what you do so that it provides the motivation for the student to succeed. 3. Act as a coach / mentor for the student rather than as a teacher. 4. Tailor your approach so that it matches the student's learning…
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Felix

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
I consider the most important thing a maths tutor can do is to ensure the students are able to appreciate the studies they are undertaking. I feel the most important factor in learning is one's own motivation, and from personal experiences, this is linked with how much the subject is appreciated and enjoyed. Thus I recall how many students feel a…
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Tiffany

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
Having an open-mind in understanding the way their student thinks and teaching in a way that best suits the student, not the tutor. I believe being cheerful and determined as well as encouraging will keep students motivated to learn continuously. I am understanding and adaptable, where I'm more than happy to take more time in listening and being…
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Saugat

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
Tutor is a bridge between teacher at School and Student - He helps student to build confidence in the subject and provide a path to improve inside knowledge . So role of a maths tutor is very critical . * Passionate about Subject * Friendly attitude with teenagers . * Can do attitude * I can bridge the gap between the student - teacher…
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Yuying

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
Being able to put myself in their shoes and analyse the problems at hand from a young person's perspective. I am qualified to teach maths at any level, with experience teaching year 7- year 12 maths.…
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Guransh

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
A person who engages with students in such a way that students feel like they’re learning and not have a study pressure on them, while giving students a feel understanding of the concepts. I have a very strong base on the concepts in maths and physics, great communication skills, adaptability and…
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Vihan

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
I think the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to listen, and to be a pillar of support they can lean on not only in their academics, but also in their personal lives. High school can be a really stressful period for students, not only in the immense pressure that students are under but also with the dramatic shifts their…
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Nicholas

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
I believe being patience is the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student, due to the fact that different student will have different learning rates. Being patient with a student doing their best to solve something shows what really makes a good tutor. I believe that I have the determination, patience and will power as a tutor which…
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Cheuk Yu

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
I believe that there is no easy way in tutoring, the same as there is no easy way to get the answer. Whenever they are stuck it is our job to guide them through and companying them along. Whenever there are difficult times, give out the answers is never the way to solve the problem. I'm very patient when teaching my students, I wouldn't mind…
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Sukirthan

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
One of the most important things a maths tutor can do for a student is offer an environment where they can comfortably learn and raise any concerns or questions they might have. This comes from building a good relationship with the student, which often not many tutors do, making the student's learning ineffective. Offering an organised and well…
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Hashini

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
I think as a maths tutor we should give attention to each student considering their level. A tutor must lead the student through the correct path Instead of trying to re teach what they have already learned at school. have to identify each student and help them through their learning is what I believe the most important thing I have the…
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Bryan

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
I consider the most important thing a maths tutor can do for a student is to help them understand anything they are having trouble with, as that is the main reason why students get tutors. The ability to make someone understand something they do not is a major key because it instills confidence in the student and ultimately leads to them solving…
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Anton

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
A great tutor should be an all-around mentor, someone who not only provides academic support but also helps students build resilience, confidence, and a positive outlook on learning. This involves fostering true critical thinking and problem solving skills to ensure students understand the ‘why’ behind each problem, not just the answer. A…
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Ryan

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
One of the most important things a maths tutor can do is be patient and supportive. Different people learn different things in different ways, and at different rates. A tutor must cater for that, and not skip over important things that students have not yet understood. A tutor must use the method of explaining/teaching that students will…
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Nicholas

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
From the perspective of a past student who's worked with tutors. I've found the best environment to learn is one that feels inviting and open to questions. I hope I can build such an environment where students do not feel worried about asking questions or use me as a resource to aid their learning. Furthermore, I think it's paramount that a maths…
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Zachary

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
In my opinion, tutors have a duty to be able to give students enough information and tools so that they don't interfere with their learning and can genuinely succeed. -Communication -Listening -Human connection -simplifying things to make explanations easier for students to…
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William

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
Listen to what they are struggling with and do your personal best to help the student to build confidence in themselves and in that area. Furthemore, having a good in-depth subject knowledge will be more than helpful too. My ability to simplify problems and communicate alternate solutions to the student so they are able to gain an understanding…
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Jeff

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
I would consider communication as the important things as a maths tutor can do for a student. I would ask them if they need extra help and see if I can find a way to cool down their concerns. I believe that I have the patience to teach my students while they keep struggling in the issues. I believe that no one knows everything and I am assisting…
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Isaac

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
Openness - Ensuring that students don't feel embarrassed or shy with asking questions. Creativeness - The ability to create maths questions that stimulate students Being able to dedicate large amounts of time to helping students. Previously, I've analysed students' weaknesses and formulated strategies based on…
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Dane

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
what I find is the most important thing for a maths tutor is to help students help themselves or to assist or guide them to the point at which they become an independent learner this involves have a teaching method that adapts over time to meet the student's needs. the increase or expand a students area of knowledge in order to stave off and signs…
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Debbie

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
I believe that a tutor needs to communicate with the student about their needs. I think that if the student and the tutor communicate well and both parties understand each other, then it will help the student tremendously. They will be willing to ask questions and participate during the lesson. I am an approachable person. I feel like my passion…
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Jordan

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
I think the most important thing would be to take interest in each student. I've found that when you take interest in a student, you care about them which helps everything else fall into place. It allows you to be patient and teach them effectively until they understand, as well as a more genuine approach which tends to help them to be more…
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William

Maths Tutor Wantirna, VIC
The most important thing that a tutor should impart to a student is not about teaching any techniques or strategies to resolve any problem. It is the basic logic or algorithm behind the problem solving. As a Chinese proverb says, give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime. Knowledge is the…

Local Reviews

We have only just started using Ezy Maths Tutoring but so far, I cannot fault them. Our tutor is fantastic, we are already seeing positive results with our daughter after just 2 sessions. The customer service so far has been great also.
Mel, Wantirna

Inside WantirnaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Zoey reviewed solving quadratic equations using the discriminant and completing the square, and practiced finding turning points as well as applying Pythagoras' theorem and basic trigonometry.

For Year 10, Michael focused on consolidating his understanding of indices and surds alongside additional practice with quadratics and trigonometry problems.

Meanwhile, Year 8 student Lily worked through bearings and unit circle concepts in trigonometry, using diagrams to help visualise angle relationships.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 maths, one student hesitated to attempt unfamiliar problems unless the exact solving method was already known, which led to slow progress and "waiting for external help."

In Year 11, a lack of attention to detail in financial maths homework—"one mixed-up tax step affected all answers"—meant time was spent correcting errors rather than building confidence.

Meanwhile, a Year 6 student often avoided writing rough working in new topics; her written solutions became jumbled and hard to follow.

Across both primary and senior levels, relying on old examples or replicating steps sometimes blocked true understanding when faced with novel tasks.

Recent Achievements

One Wantirna tutor noted a big shift in a Year 10 student who previously hesitated to ask for help; after struggling with algebra, she recently approached her teacher independently about a tricky maths problem and could explain where she was stuck.

A high schooler who had always needed prompting to check her work is now catching and correcting her own mistakes during homework review, showing much more self-reliance.

In Year 4, Maya started explaining out loud how perimeter measures the outside of shapes versus area inside—a real change from before when she mixed up the two and wouldn't talk through her thinking.

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 Knox Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Yea High School-Chinese Community Centre.