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Sienna
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Sienna

PDHPE Tutor St Lucia, QLD
Build up their confidence and belief in themselves Patience,…
Lian
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Lian

PDHPE Tutor St Lucia, QLD
It is imperative for a tutor to know the students' weakness in order to be able to plan, practice, and implement the necessary actions/studies needed for the quickest and most effective improvements. As a tutor, I would label my friendliness and approachability as big strengths of mine for this will allow my students to get along with me easily,…
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Carina
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Carina

PDHPE Tutor St Lucia, QLD
The most important thing you can do for a student as a tutor is to give them the space the communicate. I think that in learning anything, you need to have an understanding of where others are coming from to be able to identify where they differ. This relates to tutoring because if there is a misunderstanding in a topic, I can identify where this…
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Candice

PDHPE Tutor St Lucia, QLD
It depends on individual student's needs, while mindset and thinking style are the keys. Therefore, in terms of student's interest and personality, the fundamental expertise and the developments of logical or critical thinking are what I really want to do. Guiding and well-organized. Guiding is the most crucial for education. The massive or…
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Saffiyah

PDHPE Tutor Holland Park, QLD
Tutoring as a whole is so important in todays society. I believe it is extremely necessary that young students are taught one on one to ensure their success. As someone who grew up with a tutor, I have some of my best memories with my tutor, and I owe a lot of my success to her. It is important that tutors are patient and understanding, while also…
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Idelle

PDHPE Tutor Toowong, QLD
Support them. Sometimes students just need that boost of confidence and support to understand. Frustration in their own learning can often end up being the reason why a concept is not being understood. I was an inclusion support assistant at a primary school, working with various kids with learning difficulties and disabilities. This has given me…
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Stephen

PDHPE Tutor Corinda, QLD
Improve students' grades at school and improve students' self-confidence towards Maths and English. I have a very high knowledge of the N.S.W. School curriculum. I am professional with all parents and I cater to the individual student and the student's…
Mark
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Mark

PDHPE Tutor Toowong, QLD
Active listening, and asking as many questions as possible, to learn more about the students strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. The more we know, the better illustration we have to help guide, encourage, motivate and inspire students to realize their own potential. My strengths as a Tutor, include, my interpersonal approach to each…
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Hermes

PDHPE Tutor West End, QLD
I think communication is one of the most important aspects as a tutor which we could change their of how they solve the problems or questions with a simple communication I’m really talkative and outgoing so I think I could get involved with the students…
Anna
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Anna

PDHPE Tutor Toowong, QLD
The most important things a tutor can do are to listen to their students and respond accordingly when tutoring them. It is also important to encourage their abilities and help them to succeed. A tutor should also be there to encourage continuous learning and creating a positive learning environment. I believe my strengths as a tutor are working…
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Marcelina

PDHPE Tutor Kangaroo Point, QLD
There are a lot of qualities that go into being a good tutor. I believe some of the most important skills for the field is patience and communication. As I am working with students and their respective area of difficulty in learning, it is important and a priority for myself to approach any circumstances with patience at all times. This is an…
Vedant
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Vedant

PDHPE Tutor Brisbane, QLD
A tutor can give his time for the student and make him understand until he understands it completely Important thing would be tutor can make him study until he/she has aced that topic Make the student understand the topic/concept if they are unsure of anything Another strength would be that whoever has tutored from me, has always passed his/her…
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Jowena Zhen

PDHPE Tutor New Farm, QLD
Being a tutor, you must always extend an extra mile for your students. Always be patient and understanding upon the needs of the learners. Also, it is important to evaluate the learner's abilities, weaknesses and ensure to provide proper learning accommodation that suits the learner and helps them understand the lesson. Hi I’m Jowena a versatile…
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Pasan

PDHPE Tutor Seventeen Mile Rocks, QLD
There are two attributes a tutor can have that is most valuable for their student: (1) Having patience - It is vital for a tutor to be patient when students are having difficulties with grasping a topic so that they feel well supported and can be persistent with their learning. (2) Multiple Methods - All students will have different styles…
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Simon

PDHPE Tutor Macgregor, QLD
It is vital that a tutor gives a student the feeling of being empowered - that they are part of assisting the student to develop their own skills that they can then move forward and use independently. Developing analytical ability, intellectual curiosity and a sense of achievement from even small study goals should be targets for tutors working…
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Brodie

PDHPE Tutor Bardon, QLD
Support and motivate them without giving away the answers and doing it all for them. Being relatable and creating a friendship. Motivating…
Joseph
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Joseph

PDHPE Tutor Kenmore, QLD
I believe that using good listening skills validates them, improves the educational outcomes and in turn improves confidence. Guiding them through the uncomfortable process of learning. I believe my empathy and experience with education are my strengths. I have a good ability to understand the student's perspective and what they are struggling…
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Kayla

PDHPE Tutor Jindalee, QLD
If you are a tutor, your job is to empower other people. Even if you are picking up blind spots, asking a student to paraphrase something, or advising more research in a particular area, there are ways to convey this information that are encouraging and helpful, (rather than condescending). We all have blind spots, too. I have found it…
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Armaan

PDHPE Tutor Mansfield, QLD
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are providing guidance, motivation, and support. Tutors should create a positive and encouraging learning environment, helping students build confidence in their abilities. They should also instill good study habits and problem-solving skills. Additionally, it's crucial to foster a passion for…
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Lucas

PDHPE Tutor Annerley, QLD
A tutor can make increase the learning experience for students. By investing the time and effort into the student, the tutor can make the learning experience one of individuality. By incorporating the students interests and relating the content, that can other wise be complex back to existing individual interests. The tutor can build on both…
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Viet

PDHPE Tutor Fairfield, QLD
I believe the most important thing a tutor could do for their students is to empower them, make them feel confident and competent in their work. That they have the potential to solve the tasks on their own. I am very patient and encouraging when it comes to tutoring. Coming from a personal training background, I have developed the ability to…
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Claudia

PDHPE Tutor St Lucia, QLD
- listen and understand what the student is struggling with - be patience in the teaching process - be open to all questions - build relationships - be encouraging - be supportive - adjust teaching styles to students I love people, I believe I am a good problem solver hence I am able to approach tutoring with many different tactics in…
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Fintan

PDHPE Tutor St Lucia, QLD
I think the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to be someone that can focus on just them (1-on-1), where a teacher cannot, and to find a specific way to teach them based on the students needs (i.e. How the student learns best?). A teacher is unable to do this as much as they have many students to focus on. But tutors can…

Local Reviews

Clancy is enjoying it and was actually doing some maths homework by himself tonight (that is a big step forward!), we’d like to continue with Megan please, she has a very nice manner and way of working through things.
Rebecca, Yeronga

Inside YerongaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Ella worked on multiplication fluency (3x, 4x, and 6x tables) through timed races and Mathletics activities, and tackled money concepts by solving problems involving coins, notes, and everyday transactions.

In Year 8, Alex focused on operations with negative integers—practising addition, subtraction, multiplication and division—and identified coefficients while simplifying algebraic expressions using practice questions from school.

For Year 10, Lucy addressed trigonometry fundamentals alongside Pythagoras' theorem applications in triangles, working through problem sets to strengthen understanding of both topics.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student repeatedly arrived without her school book or resources, making it difficult to review classwork and target gaps—one tutor observed, "she didn't bring her workbook again, so I couldn't check what she's learning." This lack of preparation led to confusion during assignments and missed opportunities for feedback.

In Year 4 maths, a student often rushed through times tables, resulting in messy working and frequent mistakes; the urge to finish quickly made it harder for her to spot errors.

When a Year 8 learner scored poorly on a practice test, she delayed sharing this and declined extra support—leaving critical issues unaddressed as her exam approached.

Recent Achievements

One Yeronga tutor noticed a Year 9 student who used to avoid asking for help now actively seeking clarification when stuck, especially in geometry tasks—she even started preparing questions ahead of time.

A high schooler who'd struggled with algebraic equations began talking through her process aloud and writing out each step, making fewer errors as she worked.

Meanwhile, one of the younger students has shifted from guessing at spelling to carefully sounding out new words and correcting herself, leading to more accurate writing.

Last session, she finished her times tables without needing prompts.

What they say about our tutoring

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I am very happy with Rachel. She is very professional and her and Samantha have developed a good working relationship. Samantha has expressed to me that Rachel explains things really well and now she is understanding concepts she hadn't previously.

As you say it is hard to gauge the impact this early, however they seem to have a few laughs and Steve has said Jack is a lot faster in his response time. So that's progress considering Jack's willingness to begin extra learning was very poor. It didn't take more than 2 lessons for that to change. To date we are happy and are glad we didn't leave it any later, as it it the beginning of term I'm sure i will be getting feedback from Jack's teacher through the term on his improvement.I look forward to that. We want him to enjoy all lessons not dread the thought of attending classes. So far so good, Steve seems like a great match.

I just wanted to let you know how very happy we are with Tianna's tutor, Josephine. Josephine is so bubbly, easy going, very patient and great at teaching Maths and making it fun to learn.   Tianna is quite taken with Josephine, has built a great rapport with her and has made huge progress with her algebra in the short while Josephine has been tutoring her. Josephine is definitely a great asset to your company and we are so happy she is Tianna's tutor

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