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Kuluin's tutors include a teacher with two decades of international and local classroom leadership in maths and science, a primary educator with multiple placements and coaching experience, an EAL/D specialist supporting diverse learners, award-winning maths competitors, seasoned peer mentors for Years 7–12, and learning aides from leading schools across the region.

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Niamh

English Tutor Buderim, QLD
Being able to teach the content is one thing, but knowing how to teach someone to learn is far more important. People learn in different ways, and engage with different subjects based on their level of interest. As an english tutor, the most important thing to do for a student is to teach them in a ways that works for them, and to get them…
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Cora

English Tutor Sippy Downs, QLD
The most important thing an english tutor can do for a student is to design study plans around what the student is finding most difficult in their studies to then further develop their knowledge and skills in these areas. I am able to explain in depth concepts and problems that I have full knowledge of - especially maths. Although the student may…
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Kyralee

English Tutor Maroochydore, QLD
It is so important for a tutor to know how a student learns. Some students don't work well with rote learning, so making activities that are fun and engaging is very important. Also, being aware that some students are more visual learners or kinetic learner, so being able to cater to that is extremely important. I believe that I can connect well…
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Rosie

English Tutor Buderim, QLD
The most important thing should be to make the student feel understood and supported. Not every child finds learning easy and so if you can make them feel confident, they will have a much higher chance of succeeding as they know someone is in their corner and genuinely wants them to do well. I am very flexible, so if a student has a certain way of…
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Anna

English Tutor Tanawha, QLD
Actively observe and listen to the student problem in order to understand and create safe learning environment. Ability to break down the problem according to the student levels giving possibly the most personalized and simplified explanation. Explaining on the most tangible example or simply comparing to favorite cartoon or tv series. Something…

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Inside KuluinTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 12 Engineering student worked through bending moments, complex structural problems, and circuit theory, with additional support breaking down a folio project using truss calculators for measurable design ideas.

For Year 11 Maths, a session covered exponential probability distributions and mean calculation methods, along with revisiting polynomial long division.

In Year 5, Ryan focused on creating a dinner menu for a party as part of a maths assignment, applying practical skills in budgeting and number operations.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Engineering, one student tended to rely heavily on school-provided resources rather than actively seeking clarification or taking initiative in assignment planning; as a tutor noted, "he must actively ask and bombard his teachers with questions."

In another senior session, time management became an issue when lesson time was lost due to poor planning and unexpected distractions.

Meanwhile, a Year 6 learner struggled to keep written work neat and within lines, which made revisiting their thinking difficult during review.

For a Year 8 maths student, incomplete working shown for multi-step algebraic problems led to confusion about sign errors.

Recent Achievements

One Kuluin tutor noticed a Year 11 student who used to doubt his abilities now confidently tackling advanced maths—he even agreed that Mathematical Methods would suit him, given how easily he's handling current work.

In a recent high school session, another student who typically waited for guidance completed an entire set independently at a fast pace, getting most answers right without help.

Meanwhile, a younger learner who struggled with spelling is now picking up her own mistakes and using full stops and capitals unprompted; last week, she wrote three sentences independently without reminders.

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 Maroochydore Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Kuluin State School.