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Dyllon

Tutor West End, QLD
Provide information and learning content in a way that is easy for the student to understand and memorise and gain interest in that particular subject I'm patient and can articulate very…
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rain

Tutor West End, QLD
Would be to have an understanding towards the student and proper guidance in what they need It would be my communication skills towards individuals. As I'm currently a psychological science student, I think over my course I learned how to effectively communicate with other…
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Kipling

Tutor West End, QLD
In my experience, there are two really important things a tutor can provide for a student. A tutor's primary responsibility to their student is to strengthen their knowledge of a subject, diving deeper into topics they may have already studied or simply reinforcing concepts they are struggling with. While this is the predominant purpose of a…
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Andrew

Tutor West End, QLD
The on of the most important things a tutor could to help a student is to understand the students level of understanding and teach to their needs. Patience, strong communication, understanding what is causing difficulty and being flexible in approach when teaching the…
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Timothy

Tutor West End, QLD
Inspire confidence in the students ability to make their own way and give them techniques to help them learn on their own. As well as, to develop a personal relationship which encourages vulnerability and growth. My passion for maths and science has given me a unique edge as it makes focusing on those subjects easy and has given me excellent…
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Jin

Tutor West End, QLD
it Is really important to sit down with the mentee and work out what they want and what you can give. While tutoring is about straight knowledge transfer, but I believe mostly its about seeing strengths in that particular tutee and making them aware of those strengths. I respect my student individuality, leadership style and goals regardless of…
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Taylah

Tutor West End, QLD
A tutor should be able to help the student believe in their own ability to do the best they can in the subject. A tutor shouldn't look down on a student and instead make the student feel as if the environment is a safe space. I am young so I feel as if I could relate well to the students. I am hardworking and like a challenge, so I would be…
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Sacha

Tutor West End, QLD
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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Jane

Tutor West End, QLD
The most important thing is to build confidence in the student by encouraging my student to focus on subjects he or she Is good at. This can promote a positive mindset in students. When students have confidence, they can do well in everything. As a tutor, I always teach with patience. I can deal with students by thinking differently to let them…
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Hung Ming

Tutor West End, QLD
I would guide them through the 3 fundamental steps to succeed in maths. Firstly, I tailor my explanations of theory to match the individual student's comprehension level. Building on this, we transition into the practical aspect by applying the acquired theory to a range of practice questions. Lastly, I encourage students to fortify their skills…
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bethany

Tutor West End, QLD
Be their biggest supporter and help them achieve their school goals! You are there to help them become the best they can be and also feel more confident in their ability and learn how they work best. I am incredibly patient and listen. I used to have a tutor prior to high school who was patient and worked hard to find the best way I worked. this…
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Neha

Tutor West End, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to look beyond a finite textbook and ensure they truly understand what the subject says. A tutor should be able to instill the question 'why?' into a student. 2+2=4 is a universally true statement that no one would dare question, however, as a tutor, I want students to question everything.…
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Nicola

Tutor West End, QLD
One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is make them feel like they have someone they can trust in their corner. Traditional school can be very overwhelming at times, especially when every student is expected to learn at the same pace and may not have special devised attention due to other peers. A tutor is someone who takes…
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Adithya

Tutor West End, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be someone who not only mentors them and helps them achieve their goals but be a pillar of support they can lean to when they are in need of help. I believe my strengths are good listening skills which allows me to understand exactly what a student is asking for. I am also great at having…
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Trent

Tutor West End, QLD
To be able to leave them confident and capable of successfully attempting the concepts discussed with them. I also believe before covering the why, the what and how of the mathematical concept should be covered. My strengths as a tutor include being self-taught, being able to provide a possibly simpler explanation facilitating the students…
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Bonnie

Tutor West End, QLD
Important for a tutor to be patient and supportive, as well as to take the time and get to know a student, as there’s no one size fits all in teaching Interpersonal skills & building rapport with my students and their parents Being flexible in my teaching style and able to accommodate individual…
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Ryan

Tutor West End, QLD
Help the students work towards solving questions independently so they can replicate what they have learnt in a test environment. My experience in Math & Physics. Adapting to different teaching methods depending on how the student reacts. My ability to motivate and get along with students to help them enjoy the subject. Also, having the patience…
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Brandon

Tutor West End, QLD
Breaking the concept down into steps that are easily understood. Also the tutor has to understand the learning pattern of the student for the best results. I am able to make learning and complex topics easy to understand and fun to learn breaking it down into easier and logical…
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Rocco

Tutor West End, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to adapt their style to suit the needs of the student. This means repeating yourself, changing the way you explain concepts, speeding up or slowing down and much more. On top of this, a tutor needs to My biggest strength as a tutor is in my ability to listen and adapt to the student's needs.…
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Jennifer

Tutor West End, QLD
I think it is integral that a tutor is able to facilitate a nurturing study environment for their student by encouraging them to feel confident enough to ask and every question they might have to ensure students are able to thoroughly comprehend content. I believe this allows students to perform well, as from first hand experience, I think…
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Chen Kwang

Tutor West End, QLD
Relieving stress. I personally find the most problematic scenario is when a student is capable of solving a problem, but not believing they can. When they lack confidence or get shaken up during an exam. Having a calm and clear mindset is key to problem solving. Patience and empathetic viewpoint. I try to understand it from how they think and will…
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Venecia

Tutor West End, QLD
To expand their knowledge and give advice on how to manage certain topics. I am understanding and patient so if a kid takes longer to understand concepts i would work with him/her longer. I am also always happy to help, i dont mind answering questions via text or email even outside working…
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Daniel

Tutor West End, QLD
I think academic results are secondary to what we can do for students. Ultimately, the most important thing for me is to reignite the joy in learning for them, inculcating a positive mindset in them and letting them see studies as something enjoyable instead of dreading it all the time. Patience, responsibility and empathy. I have learned…

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.

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.