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Tutors in Brentwood include an ATAR 98.9 scorer and Gifted & Talented graduate, a university-level maths dux, award-winning science competitors, and seasoned K–12 mentors with leadership roles, specialist experience supporting neurodiverse students, and music or language excellence—offering expertise shaped by years of tutoring, coaching, volunteering, and academic achievement.

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Eloi

Info Processing Tutor
A tutor should provide a space where students feel okay about asking questions and admitting when they're unsure. It's not just about giving answers, it's about helping students find solutions themselves. Encouraging students to see mistakes as learning opportunities is also key. Building their confidence in their own abilities is one of the most…
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James

Info Processing Tutor Waterford, WA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do to help a student is, first find out what they know and then build from there. A lot of the questions that stumped me wasn't because I couldn't find the solution but because I didnt know why the solution worked, and I just needed it rationalized for me. I think my biggest strength is that I also have…
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Ammar

Info Processing Tutor Waterford, WA
Fostering a passion for the subject and promoting a curiosity-driven approach can make learning enjoyable and a lifelong pursuit as a long term objective, and guiding students on how to study efficiently and providing effective learning strategies empowers them for independent learning over the short term I inspire and motivate students by…
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Abinaya

Info Processing Tutor Waterford, WA
I believe that it is important for a tutor to understand that each child is unique in their own way. They have different strengths and weaknesses and with that their own capacity of understanding. As tutors its our responsibility to analyze and best suit our teaching methods to meet each child's unique levels in order to ensure that the child has…
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Netta

Info Processing Tutor Como, WA
There are many different ways that a student can learn, and there may also be different contexts as to why a student may be struggling to understand a concept or a topic. As a tutor, the most important thing you can do is to build a relationship and build the trust to understand their strengths, weaknesses, and any barriers they may be facing.…
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Merryl

Info Processing Tutor Kardinya, WA
To be there for the student and never put them down. The tutor must constantly motivate the student and set achievable goals for the student to meet. I am very understanding and patient. I also believe I can help motivate the students and make them feel like they are in a safe learning environment. I am a Maths teacher and am very familiar with…
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Max

Info Processing Tutor Como, WA
Meet them where they are without judgement, and believe in them that they can learn complex material. Kindness, clarity, and…
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Abdul Wahab

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
I think one of the most important things a tutor should do is support their students even if they fail teach them to learn from their mistakes, give them the proper guidance they need in life and studies so they turn out to be a good person and make sure to understand your students and let them know they're not alone and you are with them. I think…
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Mohammad Navid

Info Processing Tutor Coolbellup, WA
It is important to teach frameworks and critical thinking rather than boring formulas or random facts. In other words, the goal of any tutor is to teach someone how to fish and never give them fish. I strive to find familiar examples in real life that connect with the concepts we are learning to ease this process. I am able to meet my students…
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Bryce

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Give the student the ability to understand the problem instead of just the capacity to solve it. Being able to communicate a difficult idea clearly and…
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Thabith

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster understanding, build confidence, and adapt to their learning style. Providing constructive feedback, encouraging critical thinking, and creating a supportive environment are crucial. Additionally, offering mentorship helps students develop good study habits and a…
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Mehar Muhammad Farhan

Info Processing Tutor Wilson, WA
One of the core thing is to maintain the relation of trust on which studen can able to depend and on which student can able to make question. In this way its understandable the current situation of student. I look and understand the things very precisely. If i took a responsibility to explain something then I use techniques to stay on the level of…
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Franco

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Always go back to the basics, as many students hold themselves to ask questions they think of as "irrelevant" or "common sense", when in reality it's those questions the one's building real knowledge and solid foundations. That's why as a tutor the most important thing I can do is go beyond what they ask me or what their classes teach, as some…
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Andrew

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Most importantly, listen! A lot of students don't know where they are struggling but give it away with the questions they ask or the steps they take to try and solve problems. Have more than one method or way of explaining things. People have different learning styles and different past experience to attach new things onto. Being organised,…
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Sophia

Info Processing Tutor Parkwood, WA
Being able to understand the way in which a student grasps concepts and tailoring explanations to suit them. Being able to connect with students and create strong…
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Matias

Info Processing Tutor Parkwood, WA
The most important job for a tutor is to make learning fun and low-stress. Often, a student will end up dreading having to do any work on a subject they struggle in, which makes learning new information much more of a challenge. By making learning fun, the student will have an easier time learning. I try to find the most effective way to…
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Wan Hui

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Guide the student with lots of patience and help the student to master the subject. As a computer science student, I'm having a strong background in maths and coding, as well as patience to guide a…
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Rong

Info Processing Tutor Wilson, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is not the knowledge or information which we can teach to them, but the learning atitude and critical thinking method. My explanation abilitiy and patience are the strenghts as a…
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Jonathan

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Great understanding and knowledge of the subject is possibly the best thing a tutor can offer. Making them able to do their current assignment is just not ideal, they should then also be able to understand the core knowledge of the questions, so that when similar questions arrived they would be able to do it themselves, or even better, they might…
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Haitham

Info Processing Tutor Como, WA
make the student understand why are we studying this. not just teaching how to pass the exam I very calm and patient, and I never give up till I am sure the learner understood the…
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Magniya

Info Processing Tutor Como, WA
A tutor's most important role is to create a supportive learning environment, help students overcome challenges, and personalize lessons to meet individual needs, ensuring they stay motivated and engaged. My strengths as a tutor include simplifying complex topics, adapting to different learning styles, maintaining patience, strong communication,…
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Matthew

Info Processing Tutor Como, WA
I feel that above all else a tutor is there to help a student learn but is also required to help guide a student through whatever it may be. It never hurts to have another opinion from someone outside of family or maybe even religion or culture. Ability to transfer knowledge in an understandable way and the resilience to continue even when they…
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Cynthia

Info Processing Tutor Dalkeith, WA
Motivate the student to learn more and create an interest in the subject. I can learn material quite fast and think of different ways to explain…

Local Reviews

We are so happy and impressed with Pariese. She has already made a great rapport with Charlie, which was our initial concern. She is both both professional and engaging with an obvious passion for maths. She has given us feedback relating to Charlie's learning style and is active in finding strategies to suit him. The fact that he looks forward to his lesson, is a testament in itself. She is always punctual and happy to have a brief at the end of each session. I have spoken to Pariese about Charlie needing long term tutoring, to which she agreed.
Julie, Brentwood

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Content Covered

Year 6 Charlie worked through homework on fractions, percentages and decimals, then practised calculations with negative numbers and time.

For Year 9 Matteo, the lesson focused on linear equations and simultaneous equations using example problems in preparation for a test.

Meanwhile, Year 10 Lillie reviewed her recent geometry test by correcting errors and revisiting key questions on angles and algebraic reasoning.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student did not bring homework or classwork to lessons, which made it hard to reinforce new maths concepts; as one tutor noted, "nearly none of the second lesson's work was retained."

In Year 10 algebra, skipping steps and failing to show working led to repeated errors—"needs to write down steps to get to the answer."

Meanwhile, a senior chemistry student over-relied on notes when solving redox reactions instead of recalling formulas independently.

For a Year 6 learner, worded problems became stumbling blocks when diagrams weren't drawn first, slowing progress through multi-step questions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Brentwood noticed a big change with one Year 10 student who tackles tricky algebra independently, even asking for extra practice on simultaneous equations.

Another high schooler, working through chemistry topics, started jotting down key ideas and can now confidently solve advanced problems about oxidation numbers—last term she'd hesitate or need hints.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who struggled to spot number patterns is now filling in all the blanks without prompting, especially when counting by twos and threes during sessions.

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 Civic Square Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Brentwood Primary School.