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Gurmanjot

Economics Tutor Helensvale, QLD
The most important thing an economics tutor can do for their student is to increase their confidence levels. This is because a student should be confident about a subject or topic they struggled with after the tutor has helped them through it so that the student themselves are able to replicate the process and adapt to similar questions without…
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Megan

Economics Tutor Oxenford, QLD
The most important things an economics tutor can do for a student is find a way to communicate the information to them in a way that the student understands and continuously supporting and encouraging the student to do their very best and make learning enjoyable. I am patient, flexible and approachable as a tutor. I believe the tutoring or style…
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Awais Farid

Economics Tutor Arundel, QLD
Self reliance and confidence in own abilities. Nothing is hard once you put your mind to it I believe in simplicity and try to teach complex topics through simple and logical…
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Chotiros

Economics Tutor Arundel, QLD
the tutors should be able to create relax learning environment, encourage student to enjoy the lesson and want to study more not because it is the duty, can help them clear their doubt and adapt the knowledge to other stituation. I have fast-learning and logical thinking background which make me understand things clearly so that I can explain all…
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Hebe

Economics Tutor Biggera Waters, QLD
provide some teaching materials and be patient when explaining to students. I am friendly and an easy going person. I can express my ideas clearly and thoroughly to the…
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Mark Gil

Economics Tutor Coombabah, QLD
Inspire them to continue learning and reach their goals. I am passionate about teaching others. If a mentee does not understand something, I try to find ways to make it easy for them. I have both the education and the rigor, fostered through my education, to give a holistic tutoring experience.…
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Awais Farid

Economics Tutor Parkwood, QLD
It is normal to find difficulties in understanding concepts and it is not a fault of student to seek help. Realization of this is the first step of a student towards learning and putting effort I understand the level of a student and teach after analyzing the learning level with relatable examples. I believe in repetition of course, so I try to…
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Naorin

Economics Tutor Southport, QLD
The most important thing would be clearing doubts for a student as I am also a student and I can understand how important it is when a student is confused and is not able to go about with their problems. Problem solving is the key to one's understanding and in addition to this, practice makes everyone perfect. I would be able to help the students…
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Chantalle

Economics Tutor Southport, QLD
I believe it is very important for an economics tutor to be able to identify students' unique learning styles and tailor every student's learning plan accordingly to their strengths and weaknesses. It is important to also identify what motivates and excites each student to learn and encourage active engagement in the tutoring sessions. As a tutor,…
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Justin

Economics Tutor Ashmore, QLD
Instill enthusiasm for learning and focus on student's learning needs/goals. Patience and…
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Krishna

Economics Tutor Parkwood, QLD
The most important things an economics tutor can do include being patient with the student. Each student is unique and may be fast or slow in adapting to unfamiliar concepts and a key skill necessary is to be able to account for these disparities and change pace of learning in accordance to the individual students needs’. Additionally, a tutor…
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Raveersingh

Economics Tutor Arundel, QLD
The important things an economics tutor can do for a student is improve the performance of the student in the subject. Apart from that understanding the students and being a good listener is one of the major strengths of a good tutor. Acknowledging their strengths and working on their weaknesses, making them believe in themselves would help boost…
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Kiaan

Economics Tutor Arundel, QLD
Actually care about them and their improvement. Being an economics tutor is more than just a 1 hour session with them. We need to be considering each individual students needs and give them a personalised lesson based on their personality and capabilities. -Planning and organisation of lessons -Patience and ability to take different approaches…
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Satish Kumar

Economics Tutor Coomera, QLD
Taking an empowering approach to instil confidence and a willingness to learn in a student is essential. I believe as an economics tutor, i should not only help them to learn the content at hand but also open their minds to learning in different ways such that they start enjoying the process of learning. I always try to think from the perspective…
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Sara

Economics Tutor Coomera, QLD
The most important things an economics tutor can do for a student is to equip them with the confidence they require to suceed academically. Ultimately the role of the tutor is to facilatate the child's learning. Instilling a sense of belief in the child's self will ultimately allow them to suceed in their goals. I am extremely patient. In…
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zainab

Economics Tutor Southport, QLD
I think one of the most important things an economics tutor can do is answer any questions the student has—no matter how small—so they never feel stuck or embarrassed to ask. It’s also really important to help them feel more comfortable with the subject and maybe even start to enjoy it. If a tutor can make learning feel less stressful and…
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Adeline

Economics Tutor Southport, QLD
Listening to the students and guide them toward success. Encouraging students and not making them feel down. I am patient, encouraging, funny and…
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Ann

Economics Tutor Southport, QLD
The most important thing I find is simply patience. If I can help them clear their doubts no matter how many times it takes, I will be happy to do so. I also think a mind that is well prepared is suited for this job. Listening is also one powerful weapon. I can be patient and can create a comfort zone for them. My most powerful strength is that I…
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Methembe

Economics Tutor Pimpama, QLD
Build confidence in the student. Because the self belief will help the student in exam situations. Help inspire the student to fall in love with their school Being able to breakdown what might seem complicated and make it simple and…

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Inside HelensvaleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 11 student Elahe worked on redox reactions in Chemistry, focusing on writing half-cell equations and understanding how electron transfer occurs.

For Year 12, Ben revised stoichiometry by practicing past exam questions and tackled chemistry assignment planning, including structuring responses and integrating data tables.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Liam focused on surface area calculations for 3D shapes in Maths and revisited true north and bearings using applied word problems to prepare for upcoming assessments.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student was asked to redo algebra problems but often left working unclear—"layout when working out" made it hard to spot mistakes, especially in equations.

For a Year 10 assignment, a tutor noted updates were needed after feedback, yet revisions were slow to appear.

One senior student avoided writing full solutions for trigonometry worded questions; this meant the reasoning behind answers stayed hidden and errors crept in.

In primary grades, several learners showed hesitation tackling worded problems or reading questions thoroughly, which led to confusion about what was being asked and missed marks on short-answer formats.

Recent Achievements

One Helensvale tutoring session saw a Year 11 student who used to stay silent when confused now actively ask for help and explain where she gets stuck, showing real growth in self-advocacy.

A high schooler who'd often make small mistakes with multi-step maths questions has started spotting and correcting her own errors before the tutor points them out—a shift toward independent checking.

In a recent lesson, a Year 9 student who was previously hesitant about time series analysis confidently interpreted trends on her own and asked the tutor for extra practice problems to challenge herself.

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 Runaway Bay Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Helensvale State School.