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Tutors in Huntingdale include an ATAR 99.80 scorer and Monash Honours scholar, seasoned high school maths tutors with engineering degrees, a coding workshop facilitator for primary and intermediate students, award-winning VCE graduates, accomplished peer mentors, creative writing enthusiasts, violin and piano teachers, and university medalists passionate about helping K–12 learners thrive.

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Mohsina

Engineering Studies Tutor Malvern East, VIC
Understand the student's needs and help them accordingly to succeed in their academics. See the student doing well. Help the student gain confidence I am very organised and love planning ahead of time. I am very trustworthy and empathetic towards my fellow beings. I love empowering people and also love to learn new…
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Nishan

Engineering Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
Different parameters that determine WHAT is important to a student vary largely depending on the teacher, student’s needs and the learning content. I think the one thing that should be constant in any kind of tutoring is giving students the inspiration and motivation by being an honest, genuine and caring teacher. And I put priority on being…
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Aadit

Engineering Studies Tutor Mount Waverley, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do is make the student enjoy the subject he teaches. Additionally, a tutor can comfort the student that there is no need to be afraid of the subject. If he or she faces any problem in the subject, that the tutor will be there to help them solve the problem. My greatest strength as a tutor is that I am always…
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Kynan

Engineering Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
Understanding what they understand and don't. If you don't adapt accordingly, not only will it take longer, but even if you can help them understand, you won't foster a sense of confidence in the student for further studies. Adaptability and a deeper understanding of the subject matter I'm teaching, which lets me approach problems from different…
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Zahra

Engineering Studies Tutor Notting Hill, VIC
1. Make sure they have the encouragement they need. 2. The most important thing is to explain to them why they should take these studies and how it will help them in their future endeavors. 3. Treat students with respect and teach them how to treat others with respect. During my years as a student, I found it difficult to learn stuff very…
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Shreya

Engineering Studies Tutor Notting Hill, VIC
In my opinion, a tutor should create personalized learning plan tailored to the student's unique needs, fostering a positive and supportive learning environment. They should provide consistent feedback, helping students identify their strengths and areas for improvement. A tutor should also teach essential study skills and learning strategies for…
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Rafid

Engineering Studies Tutor Chadstone, VIC
The most important thing the tutor can do is create a safe trustworthy environment. The student should feel that the tutoring lessons are a session where they are allowed to make mistakes, as mistakes are crucial in the process of learning. The tutor should make is to make the lessons actually interactive and reasonably challenging for the…
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Ravindu

Engineering Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
1. Listening to students' problems and addressing them fully. 2. Helping students achieve their long-term goals. 3. Sharing both knowledge and experience on how to become successful in studies. 1. Being patient and listening to students' questions carefully. 2. Ability to think from the perspective of a student. 3. Explaining concepts using…
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Joe

Engineering Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
Above all else, I think a tutor can give a student confidence in whatever work students have due. Once their confidence is built up, they will respond better to not just tutoring outside, but also teaching in the classroom and result to a deeper understanding of the content. I think I am well versed in most subjects, and am an excellent…
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Manikishan

Engineering Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
Making himself comfortable with me Understanding the situations Teaching with respect to his ability and skills Making a unique way for his interests Patience Loving teaching Being with people Friendly I am strong in my academics at maths and sciences and I hope I can reach the expectations…
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Edwin

Engineering Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
The ability to know how to support students to achieve their goals. It can redirect them to resources, help them create their study habits, or explain difficult concepts in easier language. The willingness and passion to go beyond just teaching materials but purposely wanting to support and guide students to reach their education goals. I believe…
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Ria

Engineering Studies Tutor Chadstone, VIC
I believe the most important things a tutor can do are to build the student’s confidence, provide personalized support, and create a positive learning environment. Every student learns differently, so it’s crucial to adapt teaching methods to suit their needs. A tutor should also encourage questions and make sure the student feels comfortable…
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Asmi

Engineering Studies Tutor Chadstone, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to build their confidence, simplify complex topics, and create a safe, supportive space for learning. Encouraging curiosity, adapting to individual learning styles, and providing consistent guidance can help students become independent, motivated, and successful in their academic journey.…
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John

Engineering Studies Tutor Chadstone, VIC
When it comes to solving a question, I believe tutor needs to know their students prior concepts and knowledge about the question and tutors are meant to collaborate with the student to solve the question. I have about 2 years of experience and I can express a tangled and difficult question in a simple way. This is because I prioritise to clear…
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Zakkey

Engineering Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
The most important thing is to listen and not be judgmental. It's important to understand why they find things difficult in order to help them. My strengths are that I am highly adaptable and able to teach in different methods based on the learning styles of the…
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Siona

Engineering Studies Tutor Murrumbeena, VIC
A tutor's responsibility includes building a student's confidence by helping them believe in their abilities, and to ensure they develop a deep understanding of concepts, not just memorization. Tailoring the teaching approach to the student's learning style is important for making the material more accessible. Also, creating a safe and supportive…
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Fathima

Engineering Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
Never get angry at a student for asking the same question repeatedly. They are asking because we have not done a good enough job in explaining to them. So we must be patient and ensure we explain as clear as possible. It also very important for a tutor to encourage and motivate students. Sometimes students say they want to give up but we must…
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Ashwell

Engineering Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
As a tutor, I believe it is my duty to make sure that students love to learn in general and not just for grades! It is very important to build their learning skills with creativity more than just learning the facts. I can communicate well with students and see eye to eye on difficult topic. I’m patient with slow learner’s and an excellent…
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Saurabh

Engineering Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
A tutor must understand a student first. I also think making a lively session and lightening up the session helps release stress and increase the grasping power of students. A tutor must be a friend and a teacher so that the student is free to express difficulties if there are any. I think I can make understand a concept to a person in the way…
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Nodi

Engineering Studies Tutor Notting Hill, VIC
A tutor should be extremely caring when it comes to their students. Often, especially kids, are afraid to ask tutors questions at the risk of "sounding dumb". I believe it is the tutor's foremost responsibility to assure the students that learning is for everyone, and they are not alone when facing that doubt. Perseverance, organisation, patience,…
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Ali

Engineering Studies Tutor Notting Hill, VIC
To understand the requirements and pace of a student and teach accordingly. I motivate students and keep it…
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Abyanuddin

Engineering Studies Tutor Notting Hill, VIC
Ensure the student has a solid understanding of foundational concepts. A strong foundation provides the basis for more advanced learning. Without a solid grasp of core principles, it becomes challenging for students to progress and tackle more complex topics. However, we also have to take notes that the importance of specific aspects may vary…
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Aditi

Engineering Studies Tutor Murrumbeena, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do is understand the problems a particular student is facing. Each student might have a different way of thinking and different problems. The tutor needs to figure out the best method for the student so that s/he can learn the most. The tutor needs to clearly explain the concepts and then needs to ensure that…

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Dhreeti tutor has been great so far and my daughter is really comfortable with her.
Vanessa, Mount Waverley

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Content Covered

Year 9 student Dylan worked on factorisation and tackled index laws within Year 9 algebra, using "talking aloud" strategies to clarify his thinking.

Another Year 9 student revised solving linear equations and explored the difference between rational, terminating, recurring, and irrational numbers.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Alice practiced converting improper fractions to mixed numbers and calculated percentage change and error in everyday contexts.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 Algebra, skipping written steps led to frequent calculation errors—one tutor noted, "lots of middleman equations left out, which arises silly mistakes in the workings."

In senior factorisation work, missed steps undermined confidence and made it harder to spot where errors crept in.

A Year 11 student's effort with an algebra worksheet was positive, but incomplete homework limited progress between sessions.

In upper primary maths, a reluctance to write working or lay out calculations clearly made fraction and decimal problems tougher than necessary; messy setout forced extra time fixing alignment rather than understanding new methods.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Huntingdale noticed one high school student began tackling harder test questions independently, using graphs to work through the tough ones—something she'd hesitated with before.

Another older student, who previously rushed through maths problems, now takes time to set out every step clearly and double-checks answers for accuracy, showing real care in her process.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 student made a breakthrough by finally understanding fractions after struggling for weeks; she was able to solve nearly all of the fraction questions correctly during their last session.

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 Oakleigh Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Huntingdale Primary School.