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Tutors in Bushmead include high-achieving graduates, experienced teachers, subject specialists, and passionate mentors from top Australian universities. Many have received academic awards or hold advanced degrees, and all share a genuine commitment to helping students succeed.

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Darcy

Tutor Gooseberry Hill, WA
- Grow their confidence - Make them feel more comfortable about asking for help - Helping them to succeed in their paths of study and achieve their goals - Patience - Finding a simple way of explaining something - Friendliness - Trying to make learning a fun and exciting…
Bill
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Bill

Tutor Greenmount, WA
Giving a student the tools necessary to progress in the subject by himself whilst also being kind and patient. Giving just questions and answers can be done by his teacher for free, so tutors should give that extra mile. The various ways i can put a question. The one big thing about a hard question is some people might not understand it, so having…
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Flint
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Flint

Tutor Greenmount, WA
Show them the way without giving the answer. I feel the downfall of most tutors is giving answers and not letting the students make mistakes so that they can learn from them. Tutors should be almost like your best friend rather than your teacher and should be working with you, not telling you. I'm approachable, professional, and have an excellent…
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Jashandeep

Tutor Midland, WA
According to me, it is to be open and provide a comfortable environment to the students, where they can study and share their thoughts without hesitating. Apart from this, it is to make learning a fun process by teaching in a more fun way, this includes doing different activities to make children understand the concepts, etc. I do possess great…
Abigail
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Abigail

Tutor Forrestfield, WA
Impart the knowledge using different techniques depending on what the student can easily adapt. Because, we all have different ways of learning. I believe the patience in teaching has been my strength in everything that I…
Armaan
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Armaan

Tutor Kalamunda, WA
For me, the most important thing a tutor can provide a student is confidence. It is paramount that a tutor encourages the student to become intrinsically motivated to study and to cultivate a love for the subject, as this will allow the student to fully achieve their potential. Ensuring that a student has confidence and self belief can be just as…
Eeshan
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Eeshan

Tutor Forrestfield, WA
Apply all types of teaching techniques and consider all learning types in order to provide the best tutoring for the student and ensure a safe, comfortable and rewarding environment. Respectful, Kind, Honest, Firm but Fair, Knowledgeable,…
Puneet
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Puneet

Tutor Midland, WA
Build Confidence – Help students develop a strong sense of self and overcome self-doubt. Explain Clearly – Break down complex topics into simple, understandable steps. Adapt to Their Needs – Tailor my teaching style to match how each student learns best. Stay Patient and Supportive – Create a safe, judgment-free space where questions…
Caidence
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Caidence

Tutor Midland, WA
A tutor plays a crucial role in a student's learning journey, I believe understanding the student's individual learning style, strengths, and areas of struggle. Tailoring lessons to their specific needs can make a big difference in how effectively they grasp new concepts. Keeping the student motivated by offering positive reinforcement, which is…
Fei
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Fei

Tutor Midland, WA
Improve their marks, build their confidence, and Make Maths fun and easy Help them to understand why they made mistakes on specific questions and how to correct their errors. Provide feedback & review regularly, adjust their mistakes (specific questions and learning behaviours) I have three years of working experience as a peer learning…
Maria
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Maria

Tutor Midland, WA
As a tutor, it is important to not just teach the questions but to teach the concept. This is vital as the ability to adapt to new questions and situations will not only help them with their studies but further in life. Learning math isn't about learning how to do the questions but about finding the correct approach to tackle questions, it builds…
Greg
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Greg

Tutor Forrestfield, WA
Helping students learn a topic well, rectify any learning issues and enable them to learn better for themselves with confidence, motivation and understanding. I think my strengths are: Patience Knowledge Understanding of content Explaining seemingly complex topics into simple language. Identifying student's weaknesses or lack of knowledge…
Kelly
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Kelly

Tutor Glen Forrest, WA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to allow them to build up their own confidence in the subject that they are struggling in, as well as allowing them not to see the subject as a chore or something to avoid, but as an enjoyable and fun task that would be highly useful for the future! My strengths are that I would always find…
Leo
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Leo

Tutor Forrestfield, WA
Being able to provide support. Sometimes, a student just needs someone to talk to- and knowing that they've been through the same thing that they have, it empowers them and encourages them to make proactive decisions in their learning. I view the foundation of effective mentorship as one of trust, mutual respect, and goal driven progress that is…
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Mohammad Raihan

Tutor Forrestfield, WA
- Build confidence in their ability to understand and implement knowledge - Be compassionate to each individuals needs - Be a good listener - Grow a sense of purpose and interest in the subject knowledge within the student My strengths as a tutor are - My flexibility to adopt changes in teaching methods - My adaptability to students' need -…
Mochamad Ray
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Mochamad Ray

Tutor Forrestfield, WA
To be patient with the student and understand the student's understanding and thought process in a subject and making sure to guide them in the right direction if their understanding is incorrect. This is to foster a deeper appreciation in their education and to eventually motivate them to do better. My strength is that I am able to explain…
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Ziyi

Tutor South Guildford, WA
I think it would be the unlimited support and confidence the tutor has for their student as well as their passion for their subject they are teaching. If the student feels like their tutor listens to them and has confidence in their potential, then in due time, the student will likely flourish and develop their abilities. A lot of the time…
Hayley
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Hayley

Tutor Lesmurdie, WA
I believe getting to know the students learning style is essential. They may learn best with kinesthetic based learning and not auditory based as much. So, depending on the altering it to help them learn best it super important to make sure they understand in the easiest way for them. I believe I am very friendly and easy to talk to making it easy…
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Hopewell

Tutor Viveash, WA
Firstly, a tutor should be patient because some students understand things slowly. Tutors should also be flexible because some students understand things after being taught using a different approach. I can make a topic interesting or intriguing to students so that they can learn the topic with better understanding and enthusiasm. I would like to…
Benjamin
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Benjamin

Tutor Stratton, WA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student would be to find a way to engage them and encourage them to succeed in their studies. To help them actually see that they're getting better, and keep them motivated to continue working the best they can. I am a patient person with a relaxed demeanour. I can understand that each student…
Trae
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Trae

Tutor Forrestfield, WA
be there physically and mentally the use of body language eye contact and even the tone of your voice may be a factor to a client's understanding but then remembering it in 5 minutes a tutor should use active recall throughout the session, brain breaks depending on the student random quick quizzes etc. to engage clients and bring them closer…
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Mohaimen

Tutor Redcliffe, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster a supportive and encouraging learning environment, tailor their teaching to the student's individual needs, and build the student's confidence and independence in learning. By providing clear explanations, setting achievable goals, and offering consistent feedback, a tutor can…
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Chiedza

Tutor Redcliffe, WA
I believe that the best thing a tutor can do for a student is help the student develop more confidence in themselves. This will result in them trying their best which is what is most important. I am very patient, positive, persistent and hard working. These strengths help me to motivate students. I am also creative and practical. I always find a…

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Content Covered
In primary, tutoring often targets core arithmetic—addition, subtraction, times tables, fractions, and building number sense—while also pushing for deeper comprehension, not just rote rules. High school sessions shift to algebraic thinking, graphing, interpreting questions, and developing strong exam strategies. There’s a big emphasis on breaking down word problems, revisiting tricky homework, and test prep for NAPLAN or semester exams, always tailored to what each student finds hardest right now.
Recent Challenges
Some primary students rush through comprehension or maths tasks without fully reading instructions, leading to incomplete or off-target answers. In high school, it’s common for students to have scattered or unclear working, which makes multi-step problems harder to check and fix. Other frequent hurdles include forgetting materials, leaving homework unfinished, or spending revision time catching up on missed basics instead of moving forward—all of which can hold back progress and lead to confusion.
Recent Achievements
Tutors are noticing students becoming more proactive during lessons—regularly checking their own work, spotting errors, and making corrections without being asked. There’s a clear shift toward students verbalising their steps in maths and explaining their reasoning aloud, rather than rushing through problems. Tutors also report that learners are reviewing their test results with more care and taking the initiative to improve, showing greater confidence and ownership of their progress.