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Tutors in Chelsea include a former schoolteacher with postgraduate education credentials, experienced maths and English mentors for Years 1–12, an ATAR 97.65 achiever and subject dux, university students in biomedicine, engineering and law, accomplished coaches, peer mentors, and a VCE examiner—offering impressive academic honours and real-world teaching expertise.

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Sanad

Science Tutor Keysborough, VIC
Not only a tutor can share their knowledge but also can be an idol to their student. Moreover, guide them advise them and help them to be successful in their future. I am very calm and patient, which helps me to teach my student any topic that they find very hard to understand, in different ways which will be most suitable for them. I try to be…
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Charlene

Science Tutor Parkdale, VIC
The key things to being a great tutor include understanding, patience and commitment. I believe I have all three attributes and will work hard to improve myself as I take on this new position if given the opportunity. I think my strengths consist of knowing what pace I should be at to teach someone as efficiently as possible. As a current student…
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Dzhesika

Science Tutor Keysborough, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can offer is support and patience. A lot of students lacking the confidence think that they are not able to understand maths by themselves but with a tutor's help and support they can build on that confidence and with time realize they are fully capable by themselves. I believe my strength lies in explaining one…
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Yug

Science Tutor Keysborough, VIC
I reckon one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to build a strong and trusting relationship for knowledge, the tutor should be able to explain complex concepts in simple terms and in a way that builds confidence for the student not only to understand future topics but to also ask intuitive questions regarding those…
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Ebad

Science Tutor Keysborough, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is understand their problem and help them on focusing and building a strong foundation so they can tackle challenges that they might face with ease. I’m organised, detail oriented, goal focused and passionate about science. My focus is the betterment of myself and those who I may work with, I…
Elisha
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Elisha

Science Tutor Carrum Downs, VIC
Be patient and kind and knowing how to break things down into their simplest forms As a young person I can more closely related to students and the stresses of…
Salwa
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Salwa

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
Understand the child’s needs and areas where they need improvement and extra help. Prepare and make a Learnin plan based on every individual’s need. A tutor should never use the same methods for every one. I can make it into fun an and games . I feel like I give a lot of practical examples to help them…
Erin
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Erin

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
To listen. Being able to understand the holes in a student's learning, as well as understand what methods would be most effective in helping them gain a new understanding is how both I as a tutor and my student can succeed in what we aim to achieve. There is also effective comprehension: a tutor should be clear, concise, and able to tailor their…
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Eunice

Science Tutor Frankston North, VIC
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to build confidence, provide clarity, and encourage curiosity. Building confidence is essential because students often struggle more with self-doubt than with the material itself. By being encouraging and celebrating progress, a tutor can help students trust their abilities and…
Shivika
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Shivika

Science Tutor Carrum Downs, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be flexible to the students individual needs. I believe that in order for a student to gain insightful knowledge and improve in their studies, the tutor must be able to adapt tasks and their own attitude towards what works best for the student. My strengths involve being disciplined but…
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Jasleen

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
As a tutor, I believe that the most important things I can do for a student go beyond just academics. It includes providing individualised attention, building confidence and motivation, active listening and empathy, instilling study skills and learning strategies, encouraging independence and critical thinking, and building a positive…
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Mariangela

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is create an environment where the student feels comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. Additionally, it is also important to keep students accountable and make sure they are up to date. One of my biggest strengths is that I’ve just come out of VCE myself, so the content, exam…
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Nushan

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
Make them get good grades as well as apply their learning to the physical world. I am very attentive to students need and I can explain it in a way they will understand the…
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Dulmini

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
Help them to upgrade their grades Improve the students’ confidence Teaching not only the theories but also the life I use strategies that helps students to remember I can teach students the way they can…
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Sankalp

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
-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…
Nidhi
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Nidhi

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
understanding where the student is having a problem, what is that they find hard is very important. Only after that you can make a student excel in their subject and score good. Another important thing is giving students the "concept clarity", if any student remember the concept behind a topic, they never have to learn it, their brains remembers…
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Kutenda

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
Be friendly to the student, show the student that they are confident in them, allow the student to think for him/herself. A tutor should make the student understand the importance of anything they teach the student ,and make sure the student has grasped the concept in the most simplest way to the student. A tutor should understand that each…
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Siddhant

Science Tutor Dingley Village, VIC
- Give 100% to every lesson - Provide constructive feedback - Be friendly and approachable - Accept that mistakes and failures are part of the process, but how you learn from them is the most important thing - Strong knowledge of course content - Good communication with parents - Growth mindset (always looking to improve) - Charismatic -…
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Christopher

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
Teach them important skills that will help them learn independently. Often when I was student, after my sessions with my tutor I would find myself stuck on a question and unable to move forward until our next session. That's why I believe teaching students techniques on how to approach questions is very important. Being able to explain…
Jason
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Jason

Science Tutor Sandhurst, VIC
I think its most important for a tutor to ensure that they are engaging with the student and allowing the student to solve any problem by themselves. I also believe the resources a tutor provides, such as summary notes or practice questions, can make a massive difference in how easily they absorb and apply content. The tutor should also make the…
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Zunaira

Science Tutor Springvale South, VIC
A tutor should plan a lesson keeping in view the needs of every students because every students learn differently in different ways, at different times.So being tutor its duty to meet the needs and plan strategies that will help them to achieve their full academic level. ADAPTABILITY TO WORK WITH INDIVIDUAL IN ANY CASE 2.INTERPERSONAL…
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Aiden

Science Tutor Springvale South, VIC
Listen to them. It's very important to pay attention and understand what the student needs from the tutor. Being a good communicator and listener to what the student needs. Also very passionate about learning and helping others get…
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Stanislav

Science Tutor Springvale South, VIC
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Local Reviews

Brandon has given Max some helpful tips and he has been patient in his anticipation of Max understanding the concepts they have covered thus far. Max likes Brandon and can relate to him. I know it has only been a couple of weeks but have no doubt the one on one contact is helping at this stage.
Rachel

Inside ChelseaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Ella focused on working with fractions (adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing) as well as solving equations involving a few extra steps.

Year 10 student Max tackled methods for factorising quadratics and was introduced to logarithms through guided practice problems.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Jack worked on rules for differentiating polynomials and applied these skills to find tangent and normal lines using graphs of derivatives.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student working through non-routine quadratic and function problems often avoided showing full working, especially when identifying which method of factorising quadratics is required for which question—as one tutor noted, "he skipped showing steps in algebra, which hid sign errors." This led to confusion when revisiting solutions.

In Year 8 algebra sessions, messy written work made it difficult to check calculations or spot arithmetic slips.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student regularly forgot to bring key materials for subtraction practice; this meant time was lost setting up before starting any sums.

Recent Achievements

One Chelsea tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to struggle with worded problems now quickly converting scenarios into equations and even drawing diagrams without prompting.

In a recent high school session, a Year 11 student who'd hesitated with polynomial long division was able to perform it smoothly and then independently identify key points of cubics in point of inflection form.

Meanwhile, one younger primary learner, Asha, surprised her tutor by solving addition problems in her head much faster than before—she finished her work quickly and correctly for the first time.

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 Patterson Lakes Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Oakwood School-Oakwood School VCAL Campus.