Psychology tutors in Cocoroc, VIC

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Cocoroc's tutors include a former principal and head of mathematics with decades leading top schools, a primary teacher skilled in supporting diverse learners, a university lecturer with 20+ years' experience, an ATAR 98.25 Dux and Olympiad medalist, high-achieving engineering and science graduates, and passionate mentors recognized for coaching, leadership, and academic excellence.

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VCE

Joshua

Psychology Tutor Werribee South, VIC

It is vital to have patience, sympathy, and empathy with students who are struggling to understand the topic at hand. It is also imperative for myself to revise over the content days prior to the tutoring session and prepare notes and example problems to demonstrate to the student. I must also know what the current student's strengths and…

Strengths:

High Distinction avg
Sci content creator
Mentor youth leaders

Subjects:

Chemistry Maths Biology Science Psychology

Naplan
VCE

Experience:

Master

Reliability:

Outstanding

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VCE

Maddison

Psychology Tutor Werribee, VIC

I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is listen, as well as be patient. It is essential that a tutor takes the time to listen to a students needs, and how they are feeling about certain topics. Patience is also very important, because all individuals learn at different levels, and it is essential to remember that. I…

Strengths:

VCE graduate
Psychology student
Friendly mentor

Subjects:

Maths Science Business Studies English Psychology

Naplan
VCE

Experience:

Skilled

Reliability:

Standard

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Local Reviews

Joel is great. Well organised, punctual and ensures concepts are understood. Highly recommend Joel to any student needing assistance with their maths.

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Content Covered

Year 5 student Jason practised creating and interpreting frequency tables as well as applying the laws of indices, using examples from his own schoolwork.

In Year 8, Kai focused on understanding fractional indices and distinguishing between rational and irrational numbers, including practice with surds and identifying ordinal versus cardinal numbers.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Victoria worked through solving quadratic equations by factorisation and revisited methods for expanding and extracting common terms from algebraic expressions using hands-on exercises.

Recent Challenges

During recent Year 11 Maths sessions, over-reliance on the CAS calculator was noted—particularly in defining functions and graphing—which meant less time spent understanding manual graphing methods. As a tutor wrote, "He used the CAS for every function task, but couldn't explain why graphs behaved as they did."

In Year 9 algebra, incomplete written working (especially in simplifying fractional indices) led to hidden sign errors that slowed progress during corrections.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student avoided showing steps when subtracting three-digit numbers; this made it difficult to pinpoint where misunderstandings began and left gaps unresolved by lesson's end.

Recent Achievements

A Cocoroc tutoring session saw a Year 10 student, who previously hesitated with factorising algebraic expressions, start using the cross product multiplication method independently after struggling to follow each step last term.

Another high schooler tackled conditional probability by drawing Venn diagrams and reading two-way tables—a shift from needing constant prompts to now solving problems solo.

Meanwhile, in primary, one younger learner who often lost focus during maths has begun staying on task for full activities by turning number searches into games; he even chanted all the numbers aloud without reminders.

What they say about our tutoring

I decided to work for Ezy Math Tutoring because it seemed very flexible and would fit in very well with my university schedule. At first, I was only expecting to learn a bit about being a good communicator and be able to engage people but it was a lot more than that. The real highlight for me was that no matter the ability of the child you are teaching, the minute that they start to improve and get better grades, that is THE best reward you can get. My biggest highlight was when one of my students who had just finished his HSC told me that he got a whole 20 marks higher than he was expecting at first for his Maths exam and he thanked me for my time. I recommend Ezy Math Tutoring to potential customers who want personalised help for their child and being assigned a tutor who cared as much as I did for my students to achieve their potential. As for potential tutors, this experience is so rewarding because you really do care for your students' progress and you develop skills that will help you for life.

I just wanted to let you know that Mila is very happy with her new tutor Amelia. She told me after her lesson tonight that Amelia is really helping her a lot, and that she is understanding concepts more clearly and feeling more confident in class and while doing homework.

I chose to work as a tutor with EzyMath whilst completing my university studies in order to gain valuable work experience and to also help others within mathematics which I have a strong passion for. I have only positive experiences with EzyMath Tutoring through their on-going support when starting out as a tutor, the continuous learning provided through their tutoring modules and online resources and the process they use when contacting a client. My biggest accomplishment whilst working as a tutor with EzyMath was seeing students improve immensely in there grades and also being able to assist the students with their own personal goals in regards to mathematics. Personally whilst working as a tutor I became more confident, organised, patient and developed the ability to explain complex concepts using easy-to-understand terms. EzyMath Tutoring is a fantastic organisation to work with and for students who are struggling within maths to become a part of.

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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 Werribee Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Lollypop Creek Primary School.