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Hammond Park's tutors include a university lecturer and K–12 teaching veteran with 17 years' experience, ATAR high achievers (98.65, 97.9, 97.3), a UWA Hackett Scholar and Maths Competition awardee, experienced primary/secondary tutors, student leaders, and youth mentors—offering proven subject excellence, Olympiad honors, and genuine expertise in working with young learners.

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Andrew

Science Tutor Beeliar, WA
Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each individual student and tailoring the tutoring technique and style to that student. Also, having an in depth understanding of the subject matter and the patience and vocabulary to explain it in understandable terms. I am good at conveying difficult concepts to students, am a good presenter and…
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Tahlia

Science Tutor Cockburn, WA
Help support the student so that tutoring does not become another point of stress for the student. When I was tutored years ago I found that when the tutor listened to be and walked me through things at my pace was when I felt that the tutoring was the most effective. My ability to be able to connect, to listen, and understand those who are…
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Science Tutor Cockburn, WA
To help a student understand the core concepts being taught so that they can solve problems from first principles. To show a student different methods for learning effectively and to encourage them to adopt those methods. To convey the importance of being outside of one's comfort zone when it comes to learning. To teach a student the importance…
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Nicholas

Science Tutor South Lake, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is be patient with the student and understand that everyone learns things in different ways and different speeds relative to other students. I believe my strengths as a tutor include: interpersonal skills, kind yet determined attitude, multiple ways of explaining a different concept, open to…
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Agnes

Science Tutor South Lake, WA
I believe that early years of education are fundamental building blocks to prepare pupils for their next level. As a parent I am passionate about assisting learners in reaching their potential and gaining more confidence. Using my communication skills and empathy I can obtain the students’ initial trust and sympathy. I also have the ability to…
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Avinesh

Science Tutor Piara Waters, WA
To get a student more than prepared for the subject that they would need to tackle. I can do this by providing as much quality information, knowledge and advice to the student so that they can answer and manage any questions that they may face. As you can never be too prepared. Listening and communication, as that I feel is crucial in providing…
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Yana

Science Tutor Piara Waters, WA
A great tutor isn’t just a walking answer key; they’re a guide, helping students navigate toward solutions while ensuring they understand the steps along the way. By fostering a growth mindset, I help students stay motivated and recognise that progress comes with effort and persistence. My strengths as a tutor include being patient and…
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Leodas

Science Tutor Piara Waters, WA
Never to discourage a student but instead find the positive side of the student’s academic background and thereby gradually augmenting the strengths of the same student (to have a sanguine attitude). Although the same student already possesses all the necessary skills to achieve their best, sometimes it takes motivation and encouragement from…
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Dinuka

Science Tutor Piara Waters, WA
Most importantly I think a tutor should be dedicated in his or her approach to improving a students learning abilities. Also, the teaching should be engaging, challenging and enjoyable so that the student gains the confidence to move towards self learning. I consider myself to be a patient person and a good listener. When teaching I try to…
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Olaoluwa

Science Tutor Piara Waters, WA
- Increase their competence of school work - Drive their ambition - Improve their confidence - Give the student ways in which they can stay focused during exams, tests etc. - Being able to adapt to the style of the student because everyone is different and a tutor must be flexible in order to best cater for the student they are working…
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Aneeta

Science Tutor Piara Waters, WA
Students often tend to be awkward and shy, so a tutor need to be laid back and can keep their cool even when students are non-responsive or sometimes, rude. A tutor needs to take the student's academic struggles into account, and praise the efforts they put in and also keep track of the student's progress. The most important thing a tutor can do…
Lance
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Lance

Science Tutor Harrisdale, WA
A tutor is there as a guide, not to replace the teacher. A tutor should help a student not just with the topic at hand, but also allow for the student to grow and be able to solve problems and learn effectively on their own in the future. I have been told that the way I explain things are easy to understand. My students enjoy my company as I…
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clarisse

Science Tutor Spearwood, WA
I believe that a tutor should be encouraging, and help each student excel in their own unique way, as not every student has the same way of learning. I am able to explain concepts well, and am a patient and warm person. I encourage mistakes as without them, there would be no opportunity to learn. I am also a last year Neuroscience student in UWA,…
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Ananya

Science Tutor Forrestdale, WA
The most important thing that a tutor can do for the children is to come at their level and make them understand every thing. Moreover, trying to build a good rapport with them so as to make them comfortable. A tutor should be very understanding and patient. Their first priority should be to concept clearance and improved understanding of the…
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Zachary

Science Tutor Parmelia, WA
As a tutor, I believe it's important for students to understand that we don't function in the same way as students. The best thing I could do as a tutor is to be empathetic when they find it difficult to understand something, consult in areas they are specifically struggling with, and catering how I teach to how I think the student would best…
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Hardy

Science Tutor Bertram, WA
Have personalised and differentiating lessons to avoid the same boring dreaded class every time, set small amounts of homework to allow time for comprehension on the lesson and ensure student has lesson knowledge, request feedback from student to ensure they are teaching in the best way suited to the students learning needs and find out what they…
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Amanda

Science Tutor Harrisdale, WA
Helping the student understand, because I always believe if they could understand the topic, they can continue to answer the rest of the questions on their own. I also believe that making the student like to study is one of the important thing of a tutor, because sometimes tutors can be too strict and make the child feel like its just another…
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Tahmid

Science Tutor Harrisdale, WA
A teacher must be absolutely predictable in terms of her expectations of her pupils. She must stick to her classroom expectations and be very consistent. If a class senses that the teacher is unsure, they will be in charge of that classroom very shortly. Therefore, consistency is a must. Fairness is also important. Being willing to listen and…

Local Reviews

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Content Covered

Year 7 student Ava practised solving equations involving algebraic expressions and worked through simplifying indices with negative numbers.

In Year 8, Tom focused on finding unknown angles using trigonometric ratios and Pythagoras' theorem, supported by diagram-based problems.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Mia revised rates and ratios as well as performing operations with fractions and decimals to consolidate foundational skills for higher-level maths.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 mathematics, one student avoided writing out working for multi-step algebra, preferring to "do it in my head," which led to confusion and missed sign changes.

For a Year 10 student, homework on rearranging trigonometric equations was left incomplete, making class discussions less effective.

In a Year 6 session, messy written solutions made it hard to track mistakes in fractions—"steps were skipped and arrows missing," as noted by the tutor.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner struggled with motivation after errors in time problems; he hesitated to attempt new strategies without reassurance, slowing progress on worded questions.

Recent Achievements

A Hammond Park tutor recently noticed a Year 10 student who used to skip steps in algebra now double-checking their work and catching sign errors on their own, especially when rearranging equations.

Another high schooler has begun applying trigonometric relationships correctly in worded problems—something they'd previously avoided for fear of picking the wrong formula.

Meanwhile, one Year 4 student who struggled with basic fractions is now confidently explaining the difference between numerators and denominators to the tutor without prompting, even using visual models to support their answers during problem-solving.

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 Success Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Hammond Park Secondary College.