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Charlestown's tutors include an award-winning advanced maths dux, a PhD scholar and ex-university lecturer, veteran K–12 tutors with international experience, an early childhood education specialist, multiple science and engineering students with high distinctions, seasoned dance and youth mentors, and school leaders recognised for academic excellence in mathematics, sciences, and the arts.

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Siyan

Science Tutor Mayfield, NSW
I believe a great tutor goes beyond just increasing a student's marks- they are able to act as a mentor and oversee a student's education holistically. For example, I also guided one of my previous students through his year 12 year, helping him with the university admissions process and scholarship applications, where he is now studying…
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Sankalp

Science Tutor Birmingham Gardens, NSW
-To be able to convey knowledge in an easy to understand manner that even anyone could understand it -Be patient with student and understand any weaknesses -Maximize student performance overall -At the end of the day the student is studying in high school VCE to gain a tertiary spot, that is by far the ultimate goal and must be tailored for…
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Brianna

Science Tutor Callaghan, NSW
A tutor can help create a safe environment for a child to voice their concerns with learning which they may feel unable to do in a class setting. Having one-on-one tutor sessions can also help a child to target exactly what they are struggling with. A tutor also has more time with that student to assess what they are good at in order to keep…
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Liam

Science Tutor Birmingham Gardens, NSW
be patient and try a few ways of explaining concepts is the most important thing for a tutor (and knowing the content they're tutoring). I'm good at working with people and I believe I could effectively teach a range of subjects with different approaches to help people…
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Prajin

Science Tutor Mayfield, NSW
The tutor needs to care about the student's learning. They need to understand the way each student learns best and mould their pedagogy to fit the student. The tutor needs to be able to recognise consistency in errors so that they can make the student aware of where they are going wrong and can help fix it. The tutor also needs to be patient and…
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Cameron

Science Tutor The Hill, NSW
Make students practice a lot what they have been taught to ensure that concepts and knowledge have been learnt and understood completely I am a friendly and patient person, and I am not too smart to be difficult to understand but still more than competent enough to relate to students to explain concepts…
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Jennifer

Science Tutor Mayfield, NSW
A tutor needs to listen to a student, to understand what the best methods of learning will be, and needs to adapt their teaching to work for any student, rather than just forcing a student into a single mindset. I explain things very carefully, with multiple ways of looking at something, so I am quite flexible in trying to work with a student. I…
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Saedy

Science Tutor Carrington, NSW
Making a student as confident as possible is the upmost important aspect of tutoring in my mind. This is because, no matter how many hours are spent studying, if a student is not confident within themselves, in exam settings they will constantly doubt themselves and make avoidable mistakes. Therefore, building students confidence is the most…
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Yogita

Science 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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Michael

Science Tutor Newcastle East, NSW
- Motivate and allow students to understand and realise their goals and potential - Break down difficult concepts into smaller constituents for better understanding - Understand a student's specific needs and learning styles and tailor teaching to this - Develop a structured study plan for improvement outside of tutoring sessions - Recognise…
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Richard

Science Tutor Sandgate, NSW
The biggest thing would be to help students understand that ignorance is not failure. Just because they don't know something "basic", that does not mean they are worse than others, or are stupider, or are not going to succeed. It simply means they were not taught in a way that makes sense to them. This could be for a number of reasons, and not…

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Content Covered

Year 8 student Liam focused on mastering the quadratic formula and completing the square to solve quadratic equations, working through targeted practice problems.

For Year 10, Jade explored financial mathematics concepts, including calculating simple interest from worded scenarios and breaking down compound interest and depreciation questions into steps.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student, Michael, revised preliminary HSC topics in calculus—differentiation basics—and strengthened his understanding of functions and polynomials by tackling past exam-style questions.

Recent Challenges

In Year 10, one student showed gaps in test time management—"struggled to finish the final questions on algebra under timed conditions," as noted by a tutor.

In Year 11 Chemistry, another student avoided checking calculator inputs during titration calculations, leading to errors that went unnoticed until reviewing answers later.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner hesitated to write down working for multiplication problems, preferring mental calculation but often losing track of place value beyond thousands.

During senior Biology revision, reluctance to actively quiz themselves before exams meant important concepts remained untested—confidence dipped when unexpected topics appeared in practice papers.

Recent Achievements

A Charlestown tutor noticed one Year 11 student who used to rush through financial maths now double-checks each step and can interpret tricky worded questions with far less prompting, a big shift from needing hints every few minutes.

In Year 9, a student who was hesitant to speak up started telling the tutor when she hit a roadblock, then worked through indices problems independently by naming her mistakes out loud—something she'd avoided before.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 learner surprised everyone by nailing all his addition and subtraction tasks, even pushing himself to tackle more complex numbers after finishing early.

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 Charlestown Library, walyamayi—or at your child's school (with permission), like Charlestown Public School.