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Caitlin

Physics Tutor Warriewood, NSW
One of the most important things a physics tutor can do for a student is give them a personalised teaching experience. Often there are other factors at play in the progress of a student's learning than just their mental ability. Being able to recognise and connect to the child will open up numerous learning pathways to allow them to reach their…
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Ellis

Physics Tutor Church Point, NSW
The most important thing a physics tutor can do is to provide the student with deep understanding of concepts so that the student can approach future challenges with the confidence that they can work through it on their own, even if it is unfamiliar. There is so much more to mathematics than just memorisation as so many people believe, they key is…
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Edward

Physics Tutor Bilgola Plateau, NSW
One main thing I realised was important for a physics tutor is to not expect the student to learn/understand things in the exact same way you do. Being open to hearing how a student learns best and being able to vary the teaching style is vital. I think I am quite adaptable and can explain singular concepts in many different ways depending on…
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Anika

Physics Tutor Bilgola Beach, NSW
I believe that the most important thing that a physics tutor can do for a student is listen to/watch for what they're struggling with most, and focus on that. Optimising the time you have with them will make sure that they can improve more quickly. I believe that my strengths as a tutor include my enthusiasm and passion for mathematics, and I try…
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Simranjeet

Physics Tutor Narraweena, NSW
Relatable examples help students to learn fast and effective and i think, a physics tutor should do that so that students can understand far better and in very easy way Communication skills, easy method of teaching, relatable…
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Daniel

Physics Tutor St Ives, NSW
I consider the transference of inspiration to the student to be the most important and fulfilling thing a physics tutor can achieve. From inspiration births a work ethic, an attitude and an independence within the student that carries through their whole life. I believe that as an individual, you are your own CEO, CMO, CFO etc. As such, by…
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Shapour

Physics Tutor St Ives, NSW
Make friendly environment for students to enjoy the session and feel them free to challenge me. Using more examples to convey the subject’s goals in the understandable way. Make easy the complex questions to understandable level for students. Motivate students to do the examples as much as they can for better…
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Akshay

Physics Tutor Frenchs Forest, NSW
As a physics tutor, it is important that you pass on the right knowledge to the student. Make them think about things by themselves instead of giving them straight away. A tutor, shouldn't discourage students if they ask a dumb question, they should resolve all their queries with a good understanding. A tutor's job is to support a student and be…
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Ian

Physics Tutor Forestville, NSW
A great tutor should focus on building a student's confidence for learning by fostering understanding, critical thinking, and a safe environment for growth. By clarifying concepts and questions carefully step-by-step, tutors make learning approachable. Positive reinforcement for progress while setting and tracking achievable goals offers clear…
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Peter

Physics Tutor Elanora Heights, NSW
I think the biggest benefit a physics tutor can have is to help instill in a student a sense of confidence in their ability to learn. Regardless of how much subject matter a student is able to retain, they will have a lot of learning to do beyond when they are being tutored, so I believe it is at least as important for students to be ‘learning…
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Riley

Physics Tutor Elanora Heights, NSW
It's the responsibility of a physics tutor to meet students where they are at. Tutors should come to learn the boundaries of what their students do and do not understand and create structure and context for pushing those boundaries to ultimately envelop the knowledge they need to succeed. This can sometimes mean "back-filling" missing knowledge or…
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MARCO

Physics Tutor Warriewood, NSW
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to accompany them upon their academic journey, and helping them along the way. A tutor should also make it their priority to create and harbor a positive learning environment, providing adequate praise and encouragement, as the most important thing is that students see the value in…
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Archie

Physics Tutor Warriewood, NSW
I believe the most important aspect of tutoring is targeting a student's goal in a subject, whether that be just passing or scoring 100%, and teaching them at that level, whilst providing that extra push to potentially help them succeed above these goals. In doing so, I believe this allows students to engage more with the work and see strong…
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Georgie

Physics Tutor Terrey Hills, NSW
I think the most importnat things a physics tutor can do is support the student, bulid their confidence and create a safe space to ask questions. Some of my strengths include being patient and supportive. I'm good at breaking down tricky concepts into simple steps and I listen carefully so I can explain things in a way that suits each student. I…
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Luke

Physics Tutor Terrey Hills, NSW
Teach them the tools to learn efficiency Patience. Knowing how to find a solution to a problem I don't…
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Max

Physics Tutor Wheeler Heights, NSW
- Help them overcome confidence barriers and the misguided notion that intelligence is the only true metric for academic success - developing a relationship with the student to engage them with the topic and hence maximise the content covered in a session - help them develop a study system whereby they can achieve the highest academic…
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William

Physics Tutor Wheeler Heights, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is give explicit praise when there is improvement and progress, and stay calm and methodical when improvement and guidance is needed. My strengths are definitely communication and interpersonal skills, adding an element of trust, comfort and engagement compared to a more robotic tutor. I have…
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Santiago

Physics Tutor Collaroy, NSW
Try to find motivation on the subject by taking into acount the kids interests. I have teached different things troughout my life, such as math, physics, ski and guitar, giving me a different perspective about how kids…
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Paul

Physics Tutor Belrose, NSW
Being able earn the trust of the student and work together in achieving mutually set relevant/ realistic goals in their personalised Learning Program. Bring high levels of engagement to the lessons and making sure that the student clearly understands the learnings in the lesson through the end of lesson re cap. Provide assistance through…
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Vladislav

Physics Tutor Belrose, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be patient and humble. While certain concepts may come naturally to the tutor, this is not always the case for the student. A good tutor recognizes that each student learns in their own way and at their own pace. Therefore, patience is essential in guiding the student toward…
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Liam

Physics Tutor Belrose, NSW
Genuinely care about how they’re doing, and to not give up on them. If they don’t understand a concept, try something new, don’t keep trying to push that single way of looking at the problem. My genuine passion for it, also I am very patient. With my tutoring in the past, I’ve spent entire lessons on one very simple concept, attacking it…
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Zenisha

Physics Tutor Narraweena, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do is provide the students with all the knowledge and resources on a particular problem and help them solve their mistakes in a way they never repeat that again. I think that my relationship building techniques with the students are my biggest strength as I am really outgoing students feel comfortable with me…
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Tomas

Physics Tutor Narraweena, NSW
Have patience and be polite. They need to feel comfortable explaining the subject as many times the student needs in order to…

Local Reviews

Tejas is amazing. He is so innovative and creative in how he explains math concepts. He had Harper running outside tonight to get a leaf so he could demonstrate some learning to him. He also has really tried to get to know Harper and in is genuinely interested in him. We have used several tutor for both my sons schooling, but never quite met anyone as passionate and patient as Tejas.
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Inside InglesideTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Maya worked on finding areas of special quadrilaterals and practiced converting between different measurement units.

For Year 9, Jake focused on solving trigonometry problems involving side ratios and angle identification, as well as applying Pythagoras' Theorem using diagrams for clarity.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Liam tackled compound interest calculations and revised interpreting cumulative frequency polygons in statistics.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student's tendency to skip writing working in algebra led to sign errors and confusion, as one tutor noted: "he forgot the negative sign in scientific notation, which changed the answer."

In Year 11 trigonometry, incomplete homework limited fluency with bearings and exact values—she struggled to recall which formula applied mid-question.

For a Year 7 measurement task, forgetting to write units caused marks to be lost despite correct calculations.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 student hesitated to attempt harder word problems without diagrams drawn from scratch, slowing problem-solving and undermining confidence when unfamiliar layouts appeared on tests.

Recent Achievements

One Ingleside tutor noted Alice's shift in high school maths: she now talks through tricky trigonometry questions out loud and chooses the correct ratio on her own, a change from earlier sessions when she'd freeze at unfamiliar problems.

In Year 8, Genevieve recently began using multiple methods to solve algebraic equations—whereas before, she would stick rigidly to one approach even if it wasn't working.

Meanwhile, Ray (Year 8) used to get stuck on unit conversions during tests but, after targeted revision, completed nearly an entire practice test independently and only needed minor reminders for two questions.

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 Terrey Hills Community Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Galstaun College.