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Tutors in Wheelers Hill include a Caulfield Grammar graduate with an ATAR of 99.30 and triple academic colours, a maths specialist in international curricula and SAT top 1%, experienced K–12 science and maths mentors, music award recipients, primary-trained educators, peer leaders, Olympiad coaches, and state-level sports champions—each bringing proven teaching passion to their subjects.

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Albert
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Being a constant source of confidence for the student is one of the most important aspects of a tutor. Providing the students the reassurance that they can excel is absolutely vital for when they undertake their studies in school. Often times school is the only source of maths teaching and there are not many people to consult especially if the…
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A tutor should listen to students and identify their specific points of needs and adopt strategies to teach them and bring them to a higher understanding keeping their wellbeing in mind. My main strength is patience and persistent. I believe these are important traits in teachers. I am also empathetic and understand the pitfalls students have a…
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Krishana
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Some of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is ensuring that the student knows the content that has been taught. Also make sure that you are listening to the student and try to minimise their weaknesses and maximise their strengths. As a tutor, my strengths are being confident and only speaking what I know of. I will only teach…
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Understanding the student and teaching them in a way that does not bore them from the subject, a tutor should understand every student is different and needs different approach when it comes to teaching so they should always come to a common interactive idea that helps each and every student understand the subject. The biggest strength is the…
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*As a tutor most important thing is to understand the student and be friendly with the students .So that they can discuss there promblems easily without any hesitation. * As a tutor i should know about the level of the student and about the student in what ways he/she loves to learn because learning cannot be done with a force full method . *As…
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I think the most important thing for a tutor to do is understand the student's level and accommodate them. If the student is struggling with basic level tasks then it is better to start from the fundamentals and build on top of them and give them more encouragement if they start to feel nervous. Whereas, if the student was already very confident…
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As someone who has been tutored, the most important thing is being able to explain abstract concepts in a way that eliminates confusion instead of creating more. Also, being supportive of the student's academic achievements and not judgemental of their progress is an aspect that is salient to being a tutor. Another important factor is to be…
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Allow the student to have freedom of thought and to develop critical and logical thinking, whilst keeping in the bounds of the subject criteria that will be accessed. Also encourage the students to see the benefit from studying and to provide real life experience to aid in their learnings. e.g. maybe demonstrating a mathematics topic and how it…
Michael
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I am opinion I reckon the most important is for the student to know their true passion in knowledge. Many of us are forced to be good at something and spend thousands of hours of hard work. Everyone could achieve a reasonably high score if they had spent the effort in it, given they were not demotivated during the process. I believe it is most…
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Pass on experience and knowledge, so that the students can understand the topic at a conceptual level. A student that understands the core concepts behind a topic will be best prepared to take their study to a higher level so that is the most important thing a tutor can teach. I think I'm friendly and approachable as a tutor. I believe this is of…
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The tutor should be a mentor to their student, finding fulfillment and happiness in their student's success, while ensuring their goals and expectations are adhered to. Any student can find learning material and solutions online, hence to truly make a difference as a tutor it is essential to be encouraging to the student and have a will to work on…
Kelly
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As mentioned, it is important to be genuinely passionate and interested in what you teach, because that mentality will transfer to the student. It is important to make the content engaging, like through providing real world examples. It is also important that they actually understand what you're teaching and are not afraid to ask questions…
Rachel
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to inspire a respect for the subject they are learning, as well as setting a foundation for future studies. my strengths as a tutor are that I'm compassionate and patient. I can foster a sense of confidence in my students as they develop their intuition and…
Sammi
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Ensure that the student comprehends the content and go back until they understand Having them interested/fun in the subject, or, at the very least, motivated to study Answering their questions on the subject, and if not, then at least research a bit and come back to it with them to show that you are also paying attention to them and respect that…
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Personalize learning to fit each student's pace, encourage critical thinking with open-ended questions, and provide positive feedback to build confidence and love for learning. I have a great deal of experience with tutoring, particularly with mathematics. My patience and adaptability allow me to cater to various learning styles and employ a wide…
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The most important things a tutor can do is believe in the student to succeed. We are all capable to succeed sometimes it just takes belief to brig it there. My strengths as a tutor is understanding different methods to teach a student. I understand all students are different therefore a different approach must be taken to teaching each and every…
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I believe, as cliche as it may seem, that teaching a student to think on their own, without fear of failure or a sense of dread dampening this inspiration, to be the true key to learning. In a time when primary, secondary, and even tertiary environments have become especially competitive, I believe the integrity of both teaching and learning has…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is: instigate a passion for learning inside the student (allowing them to feel confident and excited about school and academics). Another important thing is: ensuring that the students are confident in concepts and the basics/foundation of their respective subjects that are being learnt, so…
Resuree
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As a tutor, I should be to guide the student to understand and familiarise them with the subject contents. Also, to test their knowledge in order to make them confident and comfortable when writing an test. In my opinion as a good teacher, you should be able to listen and understand, have a thorough understanding of the subject and deliver the…
Steve
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1. Assist them in developing a learning style that is most suited to them. Everyone learns differently, everyone gets motivated differently. Finding the right strategy to learning increases the outcome-effort ratio and the adopted learning strategy allows them to become independent learners for life. 2. Make them feel supported at all time,…
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identify where the student is struggling, target those points specficially and adapt to the way they prefer to learn. some people are visual learners while others prefer to memorise, however concept building is essential for long term success. being able to figure out what the student is finding challenging, then helping the student achieve where…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student are patients and empathy. Sometimes it can be difficult for students to understand a new topic/formula, and it is crucial for tutors to show students with passion and support in times of need, instead of anger/frustration. The willingness to help is always an essential part of any form of…
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Study the student and know his or her pros and cons. I would say master the pros whilst teaching the pros. Divide the activities and show the student that learning isn't a burden its much of a relief at the end of the day because goals can be reached easier once you know better. I have done public speaking for as long as I can remember, so theres…

Local Reviews

I have found my son' s tutor to be very knowledgable and very good at explaining the concepts to my son. My son advised the other day that as before he was only guessing the answer he is niw confident that he can work out the answer.
Fotini, Wheelers Hill

Inside Wheelers HillTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Aiden worked on multiplication strategies and explored area of composite shapes by breaking them into simpler parts.

In Year 8, James focused on Pythagoras' theorem applications as well as algebraic equations, practicing step-by-step solutions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Emily revised trigonometry concepts alongside indices and surds, also tackling exam-style probability questions to build confidence for upcoming assessments.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student, when preparing for algebra exams, often relied on repeated addition rather than memorised times tables—this slowed down multi-step calculations and left less time for reviewing answers.

In Year 12 Chemistry, practice with CAS technology was sometimes avoided, which meant worded exam questions took longer to interpret and answer.

For a Year 7 student, "she tends to guess her way through SOHCAHTOA questions instead of showing clear working," as one tutor noted; this made it difficult to pinpoint where misconceptions arose.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner frequently left long division work incomplete if the remainder confused her.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Wheelers Hill noticed a big shift with a Year 9 student who, after struggling to apply algebra steps consistently, now tackles each equation methodically without needing reminders—just last session, she independently set up and solved a tree diagram for probability.

In a recent high school maths session, another student who previously hesitated to ask for help started showing her working out unprompted and even broke down worded problems herself.

Meanwhile, one of the primary students has begun memorising timestables more efficiently and can now confidently break down multi-step addition questions using vertical form.

Maths tutoring in Wheelers Hill

The student experience can be a tough one. From developing intellectual confidence to figuring out what you want to do after school. Everyone can usually remember the frustrations that plagued them during the school years of their life. We have 204 maths tutors in Wheelers Hill, VIC who can alleviate some of those frustrations for your child. Maybe they just need a bit of a boost, or maybe they need a strategic plan to ace their exams, leaving no stone unturned. A home maths tutor will get to know your child's needs and learning style and help in a tailored and supportive way.

So how does it work?

Maths Tutor Wheelers Hill

The tutoring is done in your home or any other location you opt for. The first tutoring session works as a trial to ensure you're actually happy with the person coming over. If not, feel free to try someone else - getting the right fit is crucial. The cost structure is based on a simple hourly rate with no additional fees or minimum requirements of any sort.

Just fill in the form or give us a call at 1300 312 354 & we'll organise a trial lesson for your child. Ezy!

 

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 Wheelers Hill Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Wheelers Hill Secondary College.