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Rebecca
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Help a student achieve independent success, giving them the ability to work things out by themselves. I think my strengths include being organised, determined and hard working. I have experience differenciating work to independent student…
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Someone once told me a great teacher is not a messiah but a guide. As a tutor, I do not gift my mentees the treasure of knowledge but rather act as a guide toward achieving them. I believe the most important thing that a tutor can do for their students in the limited time that they have is to show them how to study on their own and succeed even…
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Ankur
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One of the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is that let him know that this is also a learning experience for you and both of us in the end learn something out of it. Another important thing that tutor should do for a student is look for interesting ways to teach topics to help retain their attention on the topics. My…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student involve making the student understand the concepts at a deep level, rather than tutoring them solely for the purpose of achieving higher grades. I believe a good tutor should remove the fear of a subject, if any, from a student's mind and encourage them to learn in more detail, while providing…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is offer support, not just academically. Offering the student emotional support and boosting confidence is just as important as assisting in academic and school work as it makes them eager to learn and enjoy the process. I am a very patient person and am highly understanding. I do not like to…
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Go beyond just helping them do their assignments and touch up on what they fall behind in their classes. I believe that tutoring should be tailored to individual students because not all schools provide that, that's where tutor comes into play. We need to help them polish their academic skills and prepare them for whatever path they decided to…
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Give insight and experience to tackle questions and exam conditions Communication, Clarification, Organisation, detailed…
May
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The most important things is that a tutor be able to have the student maximise their potential, and be able to direct them in the right direction to do so. A tutor is a guide for the student to be able to progress and maximise their abilities, which would make the student successful not only in the result, but their journey to achieve their…
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Growth - It's not just about academic success, it's about the idea that, as a Tutor, it's your duty to make sure the students grow in their chosen subject. This involves understanding the student's strengths and weaknesses, their willingness to work hard and have fun, and enjoyment in the topic. Genuineness and Inspiration - A student can…
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A tutor needs to be a good role model both as a peer and a teacher. They must understand the capabilities and abilities of the students and be able to adjust their learning methods to help meet the needs of the student for them to succeed and achieve their own academic best result while helping the student shape their understanding of the world…
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i feel the most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to make them feel confident whilst doing their work and to give them confidence to work out solutions with you as the tutor being there to guide and support them. I feel my strengths would be that i can make students feel comfortable with me and I am able to clearly explain…
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- Listen carefully to the students' needs and wants - Assist and develop the student personally and academically with improved confidence - Make it more interesting, fun and enjoyable - Always be enthusiastic, positive and committed Strengths: Very patient, friendly, reliable and considerate, loves helping students in achieving to the best of…
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I think above all else, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them and give them the necessary skills and understanding to be able to work independently, and to better understand the studying strategy that suits them best. It is important that a tutor is able to teach a student but more important than this is that a…
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The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to be patient. What obvious for you, won't always be obvious for your students. So you have to be patient as students are all different. My strengths as a tutor would have to be how flexible I am with my approach and techniques to match my students learning styles as they all can be…
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I believe the most important things a tutor can do is to be encouraging and to teach students long-term study techniques that work for the way they think and learn. A tutor should also be understanding and attentively listen to the student in order to communicate with them the best way to solve particular problems and improve. A tutor should also…
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A tutors top priority is to make sure the student feels motivated and ready to learn. Not only that, it is important for the tutor be able to communicate with the student and make sure they are able to feel an improvement in their understand in a subject. Has the desire to help others. Empathises Patience Friendly Adaptability A quick…
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The fun part of my job is getting to know my students and getting to understand them. As a tutor and mentor it is our job to make sure our students achieves the highest grade possible, but we must remember. It is also our duty to nurture and guide them on the right path into their future. We must keep in mind each students have their own struggles…
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A tutor can be the support for a student who’s struggling with their studies. They are neither their teach nor a parent that the child has to be self conscious around and can have a friendship with them giving the student a peaceful mind so they can give their full attention while being tutored. Being able to simplify things for students and…
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Tutors and teachers are candles, burning themselves to light the way for their students' future. I'm very patient and willing to teach my students everything I know, furthermore, I'm willing to take care of my students’…
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Is to be patient and supportive of the student as each student has different needs and to also developing an understanding about the students specific needs in order to determine their strengths and weaknesses I am motivational and compassionate so I am able to keep others on…
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Communication between a tutor and a student is very important. If a student can not understand what a tutor delivers then it is waste of time for both of them. My strengths are to think the way as a student thinks and explain accordingly. I believe in explaining the logic rather than making the student memorize…
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Supporting a student to develop full independence and confidence in their learning and helping to align their motivations to strive toward long-term goals, as their short-term goals are achieved via the support of the tutor. Overall, taking every opportunity to have strong, positive impact on a student’s self-development on a personal level.…
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The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand their behaviour towards learning, which will help assist in getting them to learn and grow as a student. As a tutor I will go the extra mile for them as long as they are willing to go the extra mile with me in terms of learning and practicing. My strength is my patience and…

Local Reviews

Riria had a great first session with Derek. Riria found Derek to be patient and clear with his communication making it easier for Riria to get her head around what is being asked of her in regards to her physics lessons and assessments.
Catherine

Inside Wiley ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Olivia focused on identifying and simplifying ratios, as well as writing equivalent ratios using practical examples.

In Year 8, Noah worked through scale drawings by applying unit conversions for length and distance in worded problems.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Sarah reviewed half-yearly exam topics such as operations with fractions, decimals, and percentages, including their application to financial questions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student repeatedly left working out incomplete, especially units in ratio and geometry questions, leading to lost marks—"she needs to develop the habit of writing FULL working out, including all units," as one tutor observed.

In a Year 9 algebra session, she relied heavily on calculators for fraction and percentage conversions instead of practicing by hand, which slowed her confidence with mixed exam questions.

During primary revision, a student skipped over worded multiplication problems without breaking them down into steps or checking their layout; this made it hard to spot mistakes before moving on.

In high school sessions, not creating summary notes or revisiting foundational skills before exams meant she guessed answers under pressure and forgot key processes after breaks.

Recent Achievements

A Wiley Park tutor noticed a big shift in one high school student's approach to assessments—after usually waiting until the last minute, she began working on her logbook and portfolio the same day they were assigned, bringing creative ideas to her project.

Another high schooler who previously hesitated with "hard" ratio problems now completes similar questions independently after just a brief explanation.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who used to struggle when subtracting smaller numbers from larger ones is now confidently using borrowing without prompting, finishing subtraction exercises with no errors.

What they say about our tutoring

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Mitchell is happy with the new tutor, thank you. Sean is a good communicator which makes Mitchell feel more relaxed thanks again.

Luke enjoyed the initial experience and seems keen to Have Christopher assist him with his studies. At this stage so far so good.

Regarding Zoe's tutoring with Sean. I spoke to Zoe last night after her lesson with Sean and she seems quite happy with him and is happy to continue with him. We to are happy with the way he is tutoring Zoe.

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 Lakemba Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Lakemba Public School.