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1. Assisting them with their problems and questions and giving them hints so that they can figure it out themselves which makes them understand better. 2. Checking on the curriculum and topics. 3. Helping students understand key concepts and making it sure by taking regular tests and quizzes. I am very enthusiastic and motivated which creates a…
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The student should excel and learn more. Gained unique abilities or skills on how to handle certain math problems, and as the student excels he learns the way of his/her own. Well, I think the strength could be you know better than your tutee. You have more experience (as it should) and aside from it, you have more knowledge and the way things…
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In my opinion, one of the most important things an english tutor can do is to make it clear to a student that they are capable and believe in their abilities as a student. This establishes trust and goes a long way in terms of fixing problems of difficulties in any subject area. It will also build a student's confidence in themself all while…
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The most important thing an english tutor can do is becoming a role model; It is not just about knowledge in maths, English, or geography or memorizing information; it is about being a responsible, respectful person who understands values goes first. My strengths are having experience, counting with knowledge from plastic arts gives me creativity…
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A very personal thing I like to teach my students is to pay attention to the small details. Each and every word, each and every equation. It is the ability to start at a granular level that makes the grand ideas and concepts easier to understand. My strength is really my ability to understand the student well. I believe different methods of…
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The most important aspects of tutoring include personalized support, clear concept explanations, boosting student confidence, setting achievable goals, developing critical thinking skills, effective communication, teaching time management, adaptability, nurturing a love for learning, tracking progress, and demonstrating empathy and patience,…
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Answer their questions and give them the satisfaction of knowing that they are smart. I am patient and empathetic. I can relate to what a student is going through and show them tips and tricks to solving…
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Beyond the learning of a specific subject, which may appear to be the main goal of tutoring to some, the most important things I believe an english tutor can do for a student is to offer an enjoyable experience of learning. The school system can be difficult and it can be easy for students to lose motivation and interest in learning. A tutor can…
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The most important things an english tutor can do for students is to maintain a good relationship in order to communicate easily, to solve all problems and difficulties faced by the student in the chosen subject, to help increase the grades of the student and help them reach their goals academically. I am extremely patient and always ready before…
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Someone who is able to build strong relationships with the student. This helps to truly personalize their learning and teach to the student's strength. I believe my greatest strengths are being empathetic and the ability to engage with a…
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The points enumerated below are some of the essential things i believe an english tutor can do for a student. A tutor can: 1. Help students develop their higher order learning skills. 2. Ensure learners have a sense of progress within every lesson. 3. Convey subject knowledge of concepts, skills and language systems effectively and in ways…
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The most important thing to being an english tutor is the passion towards teaching and the motivation to get the best results from his/her students. It is also crucial for a tutor to be friendly and approachable to every student. A tutor should be available to help the student cope with any difficulties, even if this requires an extra personal…
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The most important you can do for a student is to know their abilities and work their capabilities to make them better at the subject they're trying to get better at. It is also important to understand every student is different and not all of them can grapple a concept quickly. But as an english tutor, I must make sure I am accounting for each…
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I believe the most important thing an english tutor can do for a student is to motivate him/her. Students look at tutors or mentors as their future or they get inspired by them very easily. Hence being that influential person is what I aim to do as a tutor. As a child, I admired my teachers and I got inspiration from them to do something which…
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I touched on some of these points in my previous answers, but as an english tutor I believe the ultimate goal should be to provide one's students with an academic toolbox in the form of an understanding of the fundamental principles of any given topic. By covering first principles, and providing students with problem-solving abilities, he or she…
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One of the most important things an english tutor can do is instill confidence in their students so they can tackle problems they were previously unfimiliar with on their own, as well as perform in high stress environments, such as tests. The best way to do this in my opinion is to go through practice problems with the students untill they fully…
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The most important an english tutor can do for a student is to identify the student's unique learning style so I would be able to present information in a way that has the greatest effect, and make an impactful difference to the student's learning. My strengths as a tutor include simplifying difficult topics by breaking down the topics to the core…
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Believe in the student - no matter their background and grades. Every child and young adult deserves a good chance at life. Education can be the key. Discipline and ability to balance academic rigor with occasional light…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to show them patience and kindness. Learning new things takes time, and it's important to show your students that you are willing to spend that time with them and work with them to achieve their goals no matter how long it takes. I am patient, kind, honest, and extremely reliable. I also…
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A tutor can do various things for a student. Being a tutor, he/she can be a mentor for the student, a friend and a well-wisher after his parents. Apart from teaching and contributing to ones academic life, a tutor can also prepare a student with other professional and personal skills, which the student might benefit from in near future. As a tutor…
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Be patient, remind them it is fine to 'not get' something. Once they see that I'm fine with explaining something a few ways. they begin to relax and learn. Very patient and knowledgeable and relatable Ability to put my students at ease. Can think outside the square Able to change an entire lesson as needed according to the…
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For me, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to build strong learning foundations and to motivate student to develop a good learning habits. Depending on the student, tutor is responsible to acknowledge student’s weakness and develop a systemic learning program that allows student to absorb understanding rather than…
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I believe as a tutor i can pay individual attention to my students and clear all the doubts and clarify concepts on a personal level. Moreover i can help the student bring out its real potential and set realistic goals for them. Most importantly, I can provide constructive feedback to students which will help them grow their knowledge and…

Local Reviews

My grandchild is very much enjoying her maths tuition and is improving weekly.
Rosemary Jennings grandmother, South Brisbane

Inside West EndTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 10 Olivia reviewed average and instantaneous rates of change, then practised deriving polynomials using both first principles and the power rule, with graph sketches to visualise f(x) and its derivative.

Year 11 Isabella focused on solving minimum and maximum problems in real-life contexts, finishing the calculus unit by tackling chain, product, and quotient rules for differentiation.

For Year 9 Ethan, lessons targeted completing the square for quadratics and interpreting domain and range using function notation alongside sketching piece-wise graphs.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student's algebra notes were described as "neatly ordered," yet minor errors persisted when dividing coefficients or combining like terms, showing that tidy layout alone didn't prevent slips in process.

In a Year 11 Methods lesson, one learner hesitated to attempt complex unfamiliar exam questions without guidance, despite having the skills—needs a bit more initiative when handling complex unfamiliar questions for exam preparation.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 student struggled with negative integers when working independently, leading to mistakes interpreting graphs in NAPLAN tasks.

For another senior student, reliance on memorised methods meant rearranged equations became stumbling blocks rather than opportunities to apply core principles.

Recent Achievements

One West End tutor noticed a Year 11 student who used to hesitate with derivatives now confidently applying both the power rule and first principles, even linking them directly to her PSMT project.

Another high schooler, previously unsure about tangent equations, recently determined parallel and perpendicular tangents entirely on her own—no hints needed.

In a recent session with a Year 4 student, the tutor saw him independently explain why we "show not tell" in stories and suggest his own ways to build suspense after initially needing lots of prompting.

Most impressively, Olivia finished all her maximum/minimum stationary point questions without any guidance this week.

What they say about our tutoring

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So far so good with Stephen ... Charlie has really taken to him and we are very happy with him and the work he has done so far.

Carla is very happy with Aisling. We are gratefull that she is able to assist us.

Alec is really enjoying his sessions with Matt. He finds Matt funny and easy to get along with. Alec tells me he has already started learning things he didn't know. We are very happy so far with Matt.

English tutoring in West End

Take a few minutes to skim through our testimonials. You'll no doubt feel a sense of surprise. People's experience shows that tutoring does so much more than just boost grades. It changes lives. Like most parents you are probably looking for an English tutor to help your child with some specific goal or challenge. However, with the right tutor, you get so much more. 

Once a student has the experience of progress and accomplishment they learn, and start to internalize, the idea "If I try, I can accomplish". This confidence often results in a performance improvement across all subjects, not just English and starts a student on the cycle of success. It's addictive too! Having a sense of confidence in one's own abilities is so rewarding!

English Tutor West End

We'll provide an English tutor in West End or any other location that works for you. Tell us where works. Tell us when works. Tell us any specific requests. We'll do the rest.

Give us a quick buzz on 1300 312 354 and speak to one of our consultants. It should take them 10-15 minutes to get a brief understanding of your needs and availability. The next thing from there, a local West End English tutor will contact you to organise the first lesson. Guess what else? The first lesson is a trial - so if you don't like it, you won't be charged.

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 West End Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like West End State School.