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Casey's tutors include a seasoned primary teacher with 13 years' classroom experience, a secondary science educator with postgraduate teaching credentials, multiple early childhood and special needs specialists, accomplished English and STEM mentors, experienced camp leaders and sports coaches, an Olympiad-awarded science graduate, and university students excelling in maths, biomedicine, and IT.

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Jenish

PDHPE Tutor Casey, ACT
Build confidence and determination. Provide motivation and inspire students to become life long learners and seekers of knowledge. Building a rapport with students and connect student interest and relevance to the topic to boost a deeper understanding of the topic to encourage life long learning. Having growth mindset approach to…
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Hoda

PDHPE Tutor Moncrieff, ACT
Help them to get top marks. To teach them how to view the world. Provide them with new sets of skills and the development to give students a more interesting outlook about the way things work. Im good at mathematic, english and teaching related subjects. Sharing knowledge, passing on useful information on to others. Making sense of interesting…
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Emelina

PDHPE Tutor Moncrieff, ACT
To be there as a constant guide, a reliable anchor, and a mentor for the students. When it comes to tutoring students, it is important to note that they are all unique individuals in their own right. Every student will have their own set of challenges, weaknesses, strengths, and respond differently to certain approaches. Instead of applying a…
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Abdullah

PDHPE Tutor Forde, ACT
As a tutor, it is important to ensure that your student is proficient in their understanding of the subjects you are teaching. Of equal importance is motivating and facilitating a students learning so that they are more confident in their own ability to learn. Lastly, I think it is very important to build a strong personal relation with the…
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Douglas

PDHPE Tutor Downer, ACT
I believe a passion for learning, collating and developing knowledge really propels one through life in an extremely fulfilling and satisfying manner. This is what I would like to impart on students. I think my strengths relevant to tutoring can be summarised through my communication skills, passion for education, and…
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Laiba

PDHPE Tutor Amaroo, ACT
The responsibilities of a tutor involve not only cultivating subject knowledge but also developing a passion for learning. Building a strong connection with the student, identifying their unique learning style, and adapting teaching strategies accordingly are crucial. Moreover, a tutor plays a pivotal role in instilling confidence, critical…
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Sia

PDHPE Tutor Gungahlin, ACT
A tutor should make learning efficient and reduce confusion. The key tasks are identifying gaps early, teaching a straightforward method for each type of problem, and giving targeted practice that builds confidence. A tutor also needs to create a low-pressure environment where the student feels comfortable asking questions. The goal is not…
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Maximus

PDHPE Tutor Gungahlin, ACT
Build rapport and knowledge that is retained long-term and not merely short-term. Patience and clarity in speaking are what my core strengths…
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Shayan

PDHPE Tutor Bruce, ACT
Patience and an emphatic approach to teaching are essential for a tutor. Students may lack confidence, be overwhelmed with material, and be stressed. Therefore, it's important to be considerate and patient. This approach can also help understand students' misconceptions and errors by being patient, and listening to students can reveal what areas…
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Tumi

PDHPE Tutor O'connor, ACT
Provide a different explanation for their questions and provide additional time to grasp and develop concepts and skills. I have a strong grasp of the concepts required for the subjects and I am able to develop a good rapport with…
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Talia

PDHPE Tutor Page, ACT
I believe that a good tutor will be patient and do their best to explain concepts in a way that the individual student will understand and also do their best to answer any questions. I also think a really important thing a tutor can do for a student is emphasise the importance of persisting and learning from failure. I also believe it is important…

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Inside CaseyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Chloe worked on recognising and naming fractions like 1/2, 1/3, and 1/8, as well as comparing their sizes.

In Year 9, Jacob focused on revising key statistics skills including calculating mean, median, mode, and creating box plots, before beginning an introduction to quadratic expressions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Liam practiced expanding algebraic expressions using the distributive law and combined like terms for simplifying quadratics with real textbook examples.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student relied heavily on calculators for basic multiplication, as one tutor noted: "The more he can guestimate the answer, the more likely he can eliminate extreme errors." This over-reliance slowed progress in algebra test prep.

In Year 3, a student hesitated to attempt larger addition problems, often saying it was "too hard" before trying—repetition was needed to build confidence and reduce avoidance.

For a senior secondary learner, incomplete practice with Venn diagrams meant missed opportunities to consolidate probability concepts; requested follow-up tasks were not always submitted between lessons, making review less effective.

Recent Achievements

One Casey tutor noticed a Year 10 student who previously hesitated to speak up now regularly asks for clarification during algebra lessons, showing her working step-by-step rather than skipping ahead and guessing.

In another session, a Year 8 student who often rushed through subtraction and made careless errors started slowing down and double-checking answers independently—something he resisted before.

A younger primary student who struggled to plot times on an analog clock managed by the end of her lesson to match given times with clock faces without prompting, finishing by drawing three different times herself.

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 Gungahlin Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St John Paul II College.