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David
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David

Tutor White Gum Valley, WA
Teach them that can confidently learn independently. I have tutored undergraduate level biology privately in the past for about six months. I have also supervised over 20 honours, masters, and doctoral students in formal university settings. I have training in postgraduate biostatistics and mathematical modelling and have supervised PhD students…
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Paul

Tutor White Gum Valley, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to listen to them to gauge their level of knowledge and interest in a subject, then to offer motivation and positive reinforcement. This gives the student the confidence to help 'drive' the learning process, with the tutor guiding that process by offering information, skills and…
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Fiona
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Fiona

Tutor White Gum Valley, WA
Some of the most important things a student can gain from having a tutor would be to build up their confidence in a certain subject, by providing specialised teaching and education for that specific student, to increase their understanding. A tutor would also provide a different perspective of difficult concepts, being seperated from the…
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B-Jay

Tutor White Gum Valley, WA
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand their cognitive load. Focusing on how much the student can process during a given session, allows an effective learning plan to be created. In turn, the student will be able to establish deeper understandings and be able to reach their full potential. My strengths are…
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Sebastian

Tutor White Gum Valley, WA
1. Provide encouragement 2. Determine the students needs from the start. 3. Discover what learning strategies work best for the learner based on what type of learning style the student has. 4. Provide feedback on progress to the student and the parents. 5. Help the student believe in themselves as valuable regardless of their progress. 6.…
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Jhobie

Tutor White Gum Valley, WA
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Georgia

Tutor White Gum Valley, WA
Specialising the learning to the student and their existing schema/knowledge base. Drawing a line between what the student knows and what the classroom teacher is teaching, and filling in the gaps. I have been an engineer for 9+ years so I have a lot of real-world examples I can use for maths and physics students. I also have a Grad Dip in…
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Angela

Tutor Hilton, WA
Listen to the individual needs of the student. Work with the individual needs of the student. Providing engaging activities for the student to learn a concept which they may need further support with. Be patient and work at the pace of the student. Building strong relationships with students. Understanding that not all students learn the same.…
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Saif Ali

Tutor East Fremantle, WA
Assess the current level of proficiency of the student Plan a roadmap for the student to get from Novice - Competent Adjust as per child's learning style and attention span Amicable personality Excellent Orator Can understand different Accents Break down complex topics to provide understanding from the…
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Elizabeth

Tutor East Fremantle, WA
Enable them to develop their own critical thinking skills and discover their own strengths. Encourage them to be self-reliant. Help them discover a passion for the subject. I am patient, thorough, and committed to a 'hands-off' approach: I want my students to learn to think for themselves and trust their own judgement. I also have a great sense…
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Danielle

Tutor East Fremantle, WA
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them see their academic potential and develop a love of learning. It is crucial as students go through schooling to see the benefits of learning and develop a strong work ethic. I believe all children learn at an individual pace and that it is critical to have patience and…
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Ho Yee Rachel

Tutor Samson, WA
In my opinion, patience is the most important. Tutor is different from a teacher because as a tutor, it allows us more time to explain, and allows students more time to ask. Only if I show patience, my students are not afraid to keep asking. I think this is the whole point of tutoring. I grow up in an asian city so I had a lot of tutoring lessons…
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Daniel

Tutor Samson, WA
As a student myself, I understand why students find some maths or chemistry concepts very difficult and many of them struggled when faced with homework or exam problems related to it. I believe this is due to the lack of proper explanation of the fundamental theory behind those problems since teachers in school do not have enough time to commit…
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Amalraj

Tutor Samson, WA
The most crucial aspects a tutor can offer a student include personalized guidance, clear explanations, and a supportive learning environment. Tailoring the teaching approach to suit the student's individual learning style and pace fosters a deeper understanding. Additionally, providing clear and concise explanations of complex concepts helps…
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Tasmiah

Tutor Samson, WA
A tutor can be a support for a student to build his or her life in this competitive world. I can explain complicated topics easily to students which is my…
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David

Tutor Samson, WA
I feel that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to give them the feeling that 'I can do this'. Understanding the student and being able to put things in a way that they will…
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Yujuan

Tutor Samson, WA
Throughout my education, I liked those teachers who would inspire me to solve the problem by myself rather than giving the information directly. For me, the most important thing is the ability to solve a problem using the right methods. To tutor is to guide them to the right direction and help students avoid the common mistakes. I have excellent…
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Georgi

Tutor Samson, WA
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to encourage the individual to be more confident in their own abilities. This can be achieved by showing the student the most appropriate way to tackle the problem, and then rewarding them when they are able to complete the problem without any assistance. This should ultimately…
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Raymond

Tutor North Coogee, WA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to teach them in its most effective and efficient way possible. Because we tutors are responsible in making a hard lesson an easy one for the students. I really love math as a subject and I think that's my strength as a math…
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Hugo

Tutor Hamilton Hill, WA
Inspiring students' motivation for the subject is essential because it helps them become responsible for their studies. I am currently employed by Murdoch University as PASS leader for math, and I am responsible for hosting study sessions. I reached IELTS band 8 to study in Murdoch; my math result last semester is 93%, with full mark on final…
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Ashlee

Tutor East Fremantle, WA
I believe that motivating students is the most important thing I can do as a tutor, through inspiring a passion for learning students will consequently succeed in studies. As a tutor I achieve this by encouraging a positive attitude and setting realistic goals. I also believe that adapting learning to the student is important so that learning…
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Carmen

Tutor Coolbellup, WA
Value any progress a student has made and understand details of a student's learning progress since private tutor should be a more focused character for students than teacher at school. I provide personalized support tailored to their individual learning needs, foster a positive and encouraging environment that promotes confidence and growth, and…
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Khashayar

Tutor Melville, WA
active communication will enable the tutor to understand the student's issues, strengths, weaknesses, and effectively plan the lessons for student's need. In addition to that, a clear and simplified explanation of subjects will not only enable understanding of the topic, but also could develop an interest of the subject in the student. Once the…

Local Reviews

Keng was very efficient and was very good at lifting Elle’s confidence.
Jacqui, Fremantle

Inside White Gum ValleyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Sam worked on multiplication and division using the 4 times table, as well as telling time to the nearest quarter hour.

Year 8 student Mia focused on prime factorisation and calculating the lowest common multiple (LCM) of two numbers, using factor trees for clarity.

For Year 10, Alex tackled solving quadratics and identifying turning points, alongside practice with modelling real-world scenarios using quadratic equations.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student showed reluctance to admit gaps in understanding trigonometric functions, making it difficult to address misconceptions—she still has trouble a) admitting that she has a gap in her knowledge and b) understanding fundamentally what trig functions are and do.

In Year 8 algebra, missing note-taking during online lessons meant confusion lingered when evaluating angles with variables.

A Year 5 student experienced ongoing challenges recalling rules for divisibility and prime factorisation, which slowed progress during complex number tasks.

Each moment of hesitation or skipped feedback led to time spent circling the same problems instead of building new confidence.

Recent Achievements

One White Gum Valley tutor noticed a Year 10 student who previously hesitated with indices now confidently applies index laws and even tackles standard form questions independently.

In Year 7, another student who used to rush through maths is now consistently talking aloud during problem-solving, carefully setting out each step—successfully factorising more complex problems as a result of this shift.

Meanwhile, a younger learner in Year 3 has started double-checking subtraction answers by reversing the calculation, showing real initiative after often skipping this step before. Last week, she finished all ten problems without needing any prompts.

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 City of Fremantle: Fremantle Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Fremantle College.