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Tutors in Black Hill include a Bachelor of Science–qualified former school teacher, an ATAR 97.95 scholar and violin mentor, seasoned maths and physics specialists with university degrees and HSC dux awards, passionate peer leaders, published young authors, trained child supervisors, and dedicated tutors experienced with K–12 students in both group and one-on-one settings.

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Michelle

Chemistry Tutor Louth Park, NSW
To be reliable and efficient. As a chemistry tutor, I need to be able to make sure that the student knows how I am going to help them. I believe that practice creates better students. Repetition of hard topics is also a must. A tutor needs to create a healthy relationship with the student in order to ensure that they can help them improve. This…
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Axell

Chemistry Tutor Seahampton, NSW
The purpose of a chemistry tutor is to provide a one-on-one learning experience; thus, a tutor should be able to adapt to their student's specific needs. A tutor needs to identify weak areas and improve them but also foster confidence in students strong areas. Obviously, a tutor should be well versed in the content that they're…
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Zac

Chemistry Tutor Maryland, NSW
The most important thing a chemistry tutor should be doing for a student is creating a safe and supportive environment in which the student feels comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. This will also boost the student's confidence in their own abilities allowing tutors to identify learning gaps easier to see where the student is…
Hannie Lyn
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Hannie Lyn

Chemistry Tutor Metford, NSW
The most important thing a chemistry tutor can do for a student is to help them develop their learning style. Students who are performing poorly in school need help to know the best learning style that is effective for them. As a tutor, exploring learning styles with the student is vital. Once students understand their learning style, they can…
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Sneha

Chemistry Tutor Tarro, NSW
Some of the most important things a chemistry tutor can provide for a student in my opinion include; - Have patience - A fun attitude to help make the learning experience enjoyable and to further help understand the difficult concepts they may come across. - Willingness to sacrifice extra time if need be to ensure their student is completely…
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Abhitab

Chemistry Tutor Fletcher, NSW
Provide proper learning material and plan to study. Patience and implementing the learning…
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Donovan

Chemistry Tutor East Maitland, NSW
I believe the best thing a tutor can do is to encourage their students and foster enthusiasm for learning, instead of looking at it as a chore, together we can build their toolbox of skills to take on the world. One of my greatest strengths when tutoring is that my wide range of experiences allows me to make tailored analogies to simplify concepts…
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Kristen

Chemistry Tutor Maryland, NSW
A tutor should not just be present to give the student all the answers. Its about building confidence and understanding the student’s way of thinking in order to help them grasp concepts and overcome their academic difficulties. Its about taking on a leadership and mentor role so that you can guide your student, and making them feel comfortable…
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Kat

Chemistry Tutor South Maitland, NSW
To build their confidence in their own capacity and to celebrate their improvements with them I take a student centric approach, trying to meet them where they are at without judgement. I'm particularly good at working with students with learning differences (eg Autism,…
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Yogita

Chemistry Tutor Maryland, NSW
Try to teach basic first and then proceed further so that student learn in a better way and give real life examples to solve queries so that students relate easily and dnt take so much burden for tough subjects. Make lengthy subjects easy with implementing new creative ideas or methods so that students can learn…

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Sarah was amazing! Our daughter felt comfortable with her.
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Content Covered

Year 10 student Daniel focused on factorising quadratic expressions and solving quadratic equations by both factorisation and the quadratic formula, then switched to planning an introduction for a short story.

Year 11 student Grace practised using the product and quotient rules in calculus, working through multi-step differentiation problems.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Priya reviewed redox reactions and galvanic cells while preparing for a chemistry assignment, discussing key concepts and reaction mechanisms relevant to her assessment.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 Mathematics, a student often skipped writing out working when handling negative numbers and long division—"she guessed the answer when under time pressure," noted a tutor—which led to confusion and repeated errors.

For Year 10 English, another struggled with organizing essay plans and proofreading narrative work; not laying out ideas on paper caused details to be forgotten or unclear.

In senior Chemistry, hesitancy in recording calculations resulted in missing steps during electron configuration questions.

Across subjects, incomplete homework and untidy written work made it harder for both students and markers to track progress, especially before assessments.

Recent Achievements

One Black Hill tutor noticed a real shift in a Year 10 student's approach to problem-solving: after initially waiting for guidance, she now talks through her steps out loud and explains her reasoning before checking with the tutor.

In recent sessions with a Year 11 student, he tackled unfamiliar compound interest problems independently and could identify revision points on his own for an upcoming exam—a marked change from last term when he relied heavily on reminders.

Meanwhile, another high schooler took initiative by planning and conducting a survey, gathering over 100 responses herself within days and neatly organising all results for her report.

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 East Maitland Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Black Hill Public School.