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Carole Park's tutors include a seasoned mathematics teacher with a decade of classroom leadership, an ATAR 97.75 scorer and university science high-achiever, experienced private maths and English tutors, award-winning STEM competitors, peer mentors from top academies, and dedicated educators with expertise in primary teaching, youth coaching, and cross-cultural learning support.

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Manasa

Science Tutor Seventeen Mile Rocks, QLD
I think there are 3 very important things that a tutor can do for a student; - Be transparent about how to succeed - Wholeheartedly believe in the student and - Invest in them both emotionally and academically I think my strengths as a tutor are that I am able to immediately connect with the student and I make an effort to understand their…
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Tony

Science Tutor Westlake, QLD
Being able to explain concepts well to a student is arguably the most important thing. The best tutors are those who can explain and teach challenging ideas with relative ease in a short period of time because they have such good interpersonal skills. I believe my greatest strength is personal interaction with the student, and the ability to…
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Nidhi

Science Tutor Mount Ommaney, QLD
1. Provide individualized support 2. Clarify concepts effectively 3. Encourage and motivate 4. Identify and address weaknesses 5. Instill confidence 6. Relate subjects to real-life applications 7. Set achievable goals 8. Regularly assess progress 9. Foster critical thinking 10. Promote a love for learning. Strong subject…
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Chloe

Science Tutor Oxley, QLD
I’m dedicated to supporting my students in building their confidence as their explore new concepts beyond their comfort zones. Rather than simply providing quick answers, I focus on guiding them toward a deeper understanding of the material. This ensures that they will continue to succeed outside of our sessions! It’s important to me that each…
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Natasha

Science Tutor Algester, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to guide them and help them achieve their academic goals. Passing on knowledge and setting up strong foundations for a bright future is paramount in the duty of a tutor. I am passionate about subjects like Maths, English, and Science- hence why I excelled at them. This has allowed me to…
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Alaya

Science Tutor Sinnamon Park, QLD
One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to explain concepts they are confused with in a way that is suited to their individual learning style. This can be achieved by spending some initial time to learn about the students subject weaknesses and strengths to understand how they learn and tailoring the teaching style to suit…
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Yu Yu Chen-Yu

Science Tutor Parkinson, QLD
Supporting the student's learning and assisting them in achieving their academic objectives is the most crucial thing a tutor can do for them. My ability to establish a relaxed environment for the learner and facilitate their understanding is one of my tutoring…
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Zaakiyah

Science Tutor Parkinson, QLD
Firstly to help them understand something that they may be scared or ashamed of not knowing. Also, to help teach special small techniques to quicken solutions. I'm super open and friendly and have a lot of patience, so I can sit and understand what the problem is before rushing and forcing the student to hop…
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Science Tutor Algester, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student in my opinion is being patient and kind whilst teaching in a way that best suits the learner. Having an in-depth knowledge surrounding the topic that is being taught is also extremely important so that students can feel confident that any question they may ask can be answered correctly. I am…
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Hamish

Science Tutor Parkinson, QLD
The best thing a tutor can do for their student is to help them to realise their full potential. I have a passion for learning and I love to try and instil that passion in…

Local Reviews

Welton is awesome and he is a very good teacher.
SP, Springfield

Inside Carole ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Ella worked on solidifying multiplication skills with the column method and was introduced to division strategies, often using mental calculations and timed activities.

In Year 10, Jay revised linear relations by tackling exercise-based questions on graphing and clearing doubts about equations.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Olivia focused on advanced probability density functions and practiced different integral types, deepening her understanding through worked examples and application tasks.

Recent Challenges

In Year 7 mathematics, one student's written work during long division and formula application was often messy and hard to follow, making it difficult to pinpoint where errors occurred; as a tutor observed, "the layout of working out needs to be neater."

In Year 10 biology, another student repeatedly left homework incomplete and fell behind on key content—this led to confusion when revising Specht's Classification.

During a senior physics draft session, feedback was not always acted upon promptly, which slowed improvement between drafts. The sense of being unprepared lingered at the start of each new topic.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Carole Park recently saw a Year 11 student shift from hesitating with calculus to independently working out the expected value and percentiles for probability density functions—something she'd previously needed step-by-step guidance for.

In Year 9, another student who used to stay quiet during lessons has started talking aloud through problems and now regularly asks questions when confused, which is a big change from just guessing answers before.

Meanwhile, a younger student in Year 5 managed to quickly tell the time using phrases like "quarter to" without prompting, then ordered several times correctly on her own.

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