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Forrestfield's tutors include a former Deputy Chief Program Officer and long-time school teacher with a Master of Education, an Olympiad prize-winner and high-ATAR graduates, seasoned K–12 maths and science tutors, peer mentors, and Curtin postgraduates in engineering, pharmacy, and IT—many with national academic awards or years of experience supporting student learning.

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Leo

Geography Tutor Forrestfield, WA
Being able to provide support. Sometimes, a student just needs someone to talk to- and knowing that they've been through the same thing that they have, it empowers them and encourages them to make proactive decisions in their learning. I view the foundation of effective mentorship as one of trust, mutual respect, and goal driven progress that is…
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Jacqueline

Geography Tutor Forrestfield, WA
Tutoring, I believe, should be building a student’s confidence and involve consistent encouragement and celebrating their successes, no matter how small. By offering constructive feedback and setting manageable goals, I help the student see their progress. This boost in confidence can lead to improved grades and a more motivated, engaged…
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Lovenein

Geography Tutor Beckenham, WA
As stated, giving the correct guidance and the motivation for the correct way to study is extremely important. As is well knwon, we can walk a horse to the water but cannot make him drink it, similarly giving the syllabus content and teaching the subject is important, however, the most important part it to mame sure the student knows in the first…
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Chiedza

Geography Tutor Redcliffe, WA
I believe that the best thing a tutor can do for a student is help the student develop more confidence in themselves. This will result in them trying their best which is what is most important. I am very patient, positive, persistent and hard working. These strengths help me to motivate students. I am also creative and practical. I always find a…
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Alexandra

Geography Tutor Maddington, WA
Tutoring is a form of specialised teaching, and two-way communication is fundamental to successful teaching. It is easy to talk at a child to teach them a concept on a basic level, but patience, asking the child questions and listening to their responses effectively are essential elements in ensuring the student understands the content. From many…
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Manisha

Geography Tutor Cannington, WA
understanding the needs of each student, clarifying their doubts in an easy and unique way, building confidence in students, promoting their critical thinking capacities rather than spoon feeding every concepts, etc. are the most important things i consider for a tutor to do for the student the biggest strength i have from my previous tutoring…
Manar
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Manar

Geography Tutor Langford, WA
A tutor needs to teach a student, obviously. But more importantly, a tutor needs to empower a student. To make them break through barriers they wouldn’t have thought were possible, to achieve their potential, plus a little more. Tutors should also be more personalised, not so just a second teacher. Tutors should recognise why this specific…
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sabbath

Geography Tutor Wilson, WA
Doing everything possible to get the true picture of the subject matter to the understanding of the student. All student do not have equal strength(mentally or physically).hence, as a tutor it is important to assess the strength of your student before engaging the student in a difficult or a less difficult task. this will help them to stay on…
Jerin Varghese
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Jerin Varghese

Geography Tutor Carlisle, WA
Giving his attention and time according to the needs of each student is the most important thing a tutor can do for a student. I believe my greatest strengths are patience,personal communication and listening. With a combination of these skills along with empathy I believe I can help students develop knowledge and skills in subjects which find…
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Peljor

Geography Tutor Ferndale, WA
Apart from Academics, I value teaching life skills and life values to students. They should be a good person before being a good employee. As a tutor I am strict when I have to be and lenient when the situation requires. It’s always good to change lanes when required and not stay put on being strict. Each student is a different person and it…
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Samin

Geography Tutor Lynwood, WA
The most important things a tutor can do are ignite a love of learning, empower students through understanding, build confidence, personalize the experience, and champion their academic success, while also helping them discover their capabilities, motivating them, and fostering their dream aspirations. I excel at explaining complex ideas clearly…
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Austin

Geography Tutor Wilson, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are: 1. Foster Understanding: Help the student grasp difficult concepts by breaking them down into manageable parts and using relatable examples. 2. Build Confidence: Encourage and support the student to believe in their abilities, boosting their self-esteem and motivation. 3. Tailor…
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Tenzin

Geography Tutor St James, WA
As a tutor, it's very important to understand the pace at which a student learns and to accustom themselves by providing a safe and informative learning space for the student. I'm very patient and I don't mind repeating a lesson and pacing myself. I'd like to think that I get along fairly well with the youth I am punctual and I have an eye for…
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YUSUPH

Geography Tutor St James, WA
- makind sure that you provide the easiest to learn and toughest to forget methods of learning and problem solving - perfectly clear and simple learning techniques - creating a perfect and friendly relationship with…
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Shailaja

Geography Tutor St James, WA
Understand their perspective and teach accordingly. I can patiently explain a topic n number of times until the student is clear and find to move…
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Hannah

Geography Tutor St James, WA
A tutor must be invested in a student's learning in order for the teaching and tutoring to be effective and positive for the student's experience. A tutor can approach learning often in different ways that are addressed in the classroom, meaning the student may find a learning style or approach that suits them better and one that they can apply…
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Intiser

Geography Tutor St James, WA
The most vital job of a a tutor is to provide enough confidence to the students so that They can have believe in themselves to solve any numerical problems or to understand any other subjects. Secondly, tutors must try to teach in the most easiest way with a medium pace, so that even the weakest student in the class can understand with ease.…
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Nicolas

Geography Tutor East Cannington, WA
A valuable asset for a Tutor is to grasp concepts and able to digest and form explanations in such a simple way that the students would be able to understand it easily. Adaptability: All students understand concepts differently, the ability to able explain different subjects and modules to each student in such a simple way for them to…
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Aleena

Geography Tutor East Cannington, WA
Understanding the student is the main thing a teacher can do. I have a lot of patience.The students may not be interested in the subject but I think that if we teach the students in an interesting way they will show the…
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Anjali

Geography Tutor East Cannington, WA
A tutor can listen to them and really understand their challenges in order to provide a tailor-made learning solution. Each child is different with specific learning needs, a great tutor can help them find the right way of learning that is most fruitful. I believe in learning myself for a solid subject knowledge and great interpersonal skills,…
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Shannon

Geography Tutor Beckenham, WA
Listen carefully to the student Communicate clearly and precisely for optimal understanding of the concepts If the student doesn't understand through one explanation, try a different approach, Good communication Good listener Achieved my goals in school University Student Graduated highschool student Been there done that, let me help you…
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Radhika

Geography Tutor Cloverdale, WA
The best thing a tutor can do is provide a safe, healthy and fun environment for students to learn in. It is important that tutors development a friendly relationship with students in order for them to be able to talk and ask for help freely. I think my strengths as a tutor is that I understand all students are different and all students have…
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Sean

Geography Tutor Cloverdale, WA
being patient with students and trying to understand where about's they may be misunderstanding the concepts or ideas that are required to gain knowledge I think I am an approachable person and patient with people who are struggling to understand certain areas of learning new topics. I think i can explain in depth whilst maintaining a simplistic…

Local Reviews

Jackie was so very helpful our daughter really liked her because she was very approachable, took baby steps and was very patient. I liked how she was very prepared for each tutorial.
Stephannie

Inside ForrestfieldTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Jack practised converting fractions to percentages and multiplying fractions, using real-life examples for context.

In Year 9, Sarah worked on simplifying surds and indices, as well as solving equations involving functions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Alex focused on bivariate data—plotting data points, adding a trend line, and estimating values from the line of best fit to interpret relationships between variables.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11, a student working on normal distribution and compound interest sometimes left assignments incomplete or requires clarification from teacher in regards to the assignment before progressing.

During Year 9 algebra, messy written work—especially when factoring expressions—led to errors that took extra time to untangle.

In Year 6, homework on fraction addition was only partially completed, with some skipped questions making it hard to review progress together.

A Year 3 learner hesitated to attempt new multiplication tables unless confident of perfection first; this slowed practice and limited exposure to trickier facts.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Forrestfield noticed one Year 11 student, who previously mixed up the rules for surds and indices, now solves equations involving both without prompting and has started factoring basic algebraic expressions independently.

In a recent high school session, another student who used to skip graphing questions can now plot x and y values correctly and confidently identifies key points on the graph during practice.

Meanwhile, a younger primary student who once hesitated with reading aloud is now volunteering to read passages out loud in each session and answers follow-up questions using details from the text.

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