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Bronte
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As mentioned above, it is extremely important for tutors to enjoy the content they are teaching. These attitudes are projected onto the willingness of students to engage with the subject. In addition to this, it is important for tutors to create and maintain relationships with their students that emulate trust and belief in their abilities. A…
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Being able to motivate their students to progress when they're not around. Being able to minimise their weaknesses. Being resilient, as explaining something once may not be clear for the student, so being able to explaining something in different ways. Having a clear voice in order for students to…
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Ashton
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Providing guidance and knowledge to students is a critical part of tutoring but I also believe it is import to provide a comfortable environment for the student to learn, with no additional pressure. The tutor must make the classes engaging so the student can enjoy the work and be motivated to progress their skills and knowledge. The tutor must…
Melanie
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I believe a tutor should be a role model. Where they should embody not only the study skills they teach but also be honest, patient and a motivator, all whilst being professional. Through this a student can grow both academically and as a person allowing them to reap the rewards more deeply. A tutors role is to listen and provide their clients…
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Provide a calm and supportive environment where learning is a partnership and where a strong relationship between tutor and learner is established. Having positive learning experiences are key to a child's success, along with making the learning fun and engaging. I have had 29 years experience as a classroom teacher. During this time I have…
Joshua
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The most important things for a tutor to do is to help a student strengthen their own ability to learn independantly. It is far more important that a student understands the learning process and what works best for them rather than simply memorise a single topic. Having transferable skills as a student and being able to apply their knowledge to…
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I think the most important things a tutor can do is to: - listen to the student and understand their perspective before teaching the concept - find out the students strengths in order to construct an effective way of teaching - be patient and persistent - build confidence for the student - communicate with their parents and guardians in…
Leslie
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Give students more confidence in the subject so that they can progress in their learning. Provide students feedback on how they are going. Differentiate the content to the students ability. Relate mathematical concepts to the real world. 1. Excellent knowledge of NSW Mathematics curriculum gained whilst working as a Maths teacher for 11…
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I think close support and motivation especially during their examinations is crucial. Making the student sharp by regular homework/assignments and making them fall in love with the subject and eventually learning are very important in my opinion. Identifying students strengths/passion and grooming them is another very imperative factor. I think…
Naz Afrin
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# To introduce the love for life long learning. # To help become an independent learner. # To motivate the students to become the best version of themselves. My strengths as a tutor : # Patience: Patience to persevere # punctuality : always on time # can-do attitude: Never give up. # innovative : finding innovative strategies to help…
Joel
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Help the students to think critically and independently. Tutor should also enable the students to apply the concepts learnt in different scenarios. I have very good understanding of mathematics and physics. I specifically emphasize more on learning by problem solving. I am approachable and quickly build…
Thomas
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A tutor has to be able to not only teach them content but able to support students on an emotional and cognitive level as they progress through a subject/s that they may not like or are uncomfortable with as they have had bad memories of the subject. As a tutor, it's integral that we can offer a holistic, effective approach to tutoring in order to…
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Whilst helping the student improve their grades is definitely important, I think that mentoring them is even more important. University and career choice is tricky and I think with my experience I can certainly help others make the best decisions for them. I am passionate about Mathematics. I completed Advanced Math and Ext 1 Math for NSW HSC. I…
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I believe that it's a tutor's purpose is to push the student at a pace that they're capable of achieving regardless of what that level is. A student can only work to the best of their capacity and achieving this efficiency is the advantaged of personalised education. With younger especially clients in grades 4 and below, I believe it's essential…
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Reduce anxiety by always behaving professionally, providing information at the students level and listen carefully to their responses. Experience, friendly and…
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To make sure the student always understands as they follow along and that its kept simple but relevent to what they need to know and understand. I am great at breaking things down and summarizing things in easy to understand visual and verbal ways, as many learn in different…
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Effective tutoring involves understanding students' needs, providing clear explanations, fostering confidence, offering support, and promoting critical thinking. This creates a supportive environment for learning and growth. As a tutor, one of my strengths is being able to explain concepts in various ways until the student fully understands. I'm…
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A tutor must be able to gain the trust of the students to allow them to feel comfortable enough for the learning to commence. An intimidating environment is an ineffective one for teaching. I focus my attention mainly to the weak areas and skills that the student require improvement in. By doing so, I successfully tutor the student to overcome any…
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Reinforce confidence in said students own abilities, and help them to improve them. I am very patient and I'm willing to sit down with the student until they understand a certain…
Jordan
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Listen to them, let them teach you about themselves, let them have a go and try things and trial and error. No matter how many times they get it wrong they will always learn more by putting the effort in rather than just being given the answer. Also find out what techniques help them learn best, some students can pick up things in different ways…
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Support the student in their learning and help to not only understand their current learning content but also give them the skills to learn independently in the future. I believe I have a few strengths as a tutor that help me. The first of these strengths is my ability to teach a topic in numerous ways. Another is being able to communicate and…
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A good tutor helps a student feel confident and curious. They make tough subjects easy and fun to understand. They are patient, adapt to students' needs, and always encourage them to do their best. I am good at understanding different ways people learn and making complex topics easy to grasp. I am patient and know my subjects well, which helps me…
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As someone who has personally had a tutor in recent years, I understand the most important things a tutor can do for a student is being patient and understanding. Being able to adapt learning styles and being flexible with each child's different pace, is an important aspect of tutoring. I will put in lots of hard work to constantly improve my…

Local Reviews

Jade did a wonderful job with Freja on her initial session. We look forward to her ongoing support in Freja's maths journey.
Nicole

Inside WarillaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Molly revised key financial maths concepts by working through pay conversion problems and explored the structure and function of the nervous system, including brain lobes.

Year 9 student Jessica focused on solving equations with fractions and strengthened her skills in simplifying algebraic expressions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Sam tackled trigonometry—covering sine rule and finding areas of non-right-angled triangles—using worked examples to consolidate understanding before an upcoming assessment.

Recent Challenges

In Year 10, a recurring challenge was clear structuring of working and careful annotation—messy layouts meant "she frequently looks at the wrong information when referring back to worksheets or questions."

In Year 11 algebra, hesitation in attempting unfamiliar problems slowed progress; as one tutor noted, "she seemed reluctant to guess when unsure, often waiting for hints instead."

During financial maths tasks in Year 9, incomplete labelling of steps led to confusion on revision.

Exam stress in senior years sometimes caused skipped checks before submission, resulting in avoidable errors on content she otherwise knew well.

Recent Achievements

One Warilla tutor noticed a Year 11 student who previously hesitated to tackle worded finance problems now approaching them independently, even volunteering to explain her process out loud.

In Year 8 maths, another student who used to skip over mistakes during practice is now pausing to find and fix errors herself before moving on.

Meanwhile, a primary school student recently surprised her tutor by asking clarifying questions whenever something felt unclear—a big shift from staying quiet in earlier sessions—and then finished all ten probability questions without prompting.

Maths tutoring in Warilla

Getting through school can be challenging! Not just for the student but for the parents too. We want to make academic success Ezy-er for your family. We have 51 maths tutors available to come to Warilla, NSW. The right tutor can make a world of difference for your child. The program is tailored to your child but our usual goal is to help the student become an independent learner so they can succeed in exam conditions without a tutor's help. Easier said than done but we have some incredible educators available - check out some of our reviews at the bottom of the page.

Maths Tutor Warilla

The service is really easy to use. Your maths tutor comes to your home (or any location you specify) at a time and day that you select. There is no minimum hours requirement or cancellation costs or contracts or booking fees. We simply invoice you at the end of each month for the tuition time used. Ezy!

Most importantly: We want you to love your tutor! That's why the first hour is a trial, if you don't feel the tutor is a good fit we'll organise someone else at not cost.

Want to give it a try? Complete an enquiry form and we'll reach out to you, Or call us at 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 Warilla Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Warilla Public School.