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Tutors in Lakelands include a 13-year ESL teaching veteran with Cambridge credentials, an ATAR 97.4 Dux and seasoned high school tutor, a former K–12 youth worker and dance teacher, award-winning academic leaders, early childhood specialists, university medallists in maths and science, and undergraduate engineers with national competition success and proven mentoring experience.

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Maya

Tutor Callaghan, NSW
The pivotal role of a tutor lies in creating a positive and supportive learning environment. Key actions include providing clear explanations, adapting to individual learning styles, and fostering strong mentor-student relationships. Setting realistic goals, promoting independent thinking, and celebrating achievements empower students to take…
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Margaret

Tutor Waratah, NSW
To be reliable, punctual and consistent. To be honest and upfront when answering questions and if I don't have an answer on the spot I'll do some research and get back to the student the next lesson with an answer. To establish a good rapport with the student and parents. I incorporate Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking into all of my…
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claus

Tutor Georgetown, NSW
Increase self confidence. Taking away the fear of maths that often built up over many years. Being a trustworthy person, open to talk about subjects and problems outside science if the student wishes Besides excellent explaining i feel where the weaknesses and strength of each students are and adjust accordingly. Taking away their fear of maths.…
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Paul

Tutor Waratah West, NSW
I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to bring their utmost effort to ensure that the student achieves their academic goals and meets the expectations of their caregivers and teachers. I find that I have a lot of patience when it comes to teaching children. I take time to teach children at their own pace while…
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Muhammad

Tutor Cardiff South, NSW
Based on my experience, I believe tutoring goes beyond the instructional role to supplement class-room teaching in three ways: Empathic: Face-to-face or personalized tutoring is intended to be remedial in nature. At times, the lack of understanding of some fundamental concepts from the prior years causes difficulty for the student. The tutor…
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Michael

Tutor Cardiff, NSW
To be there for them and don't make a student feel silly. Find out how a students mind works and try to teach to their train of thought My strengths are my patience and I love seeing children set themselves up to succeed…
Anika
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Anika

Tutor Boolaroo, NSW
A tutor should be able to build upon the basics and the foundation of a subject, most exams require an application of the basics. Students can only achieve full marks if they can apply their core knowledge in different ways to suit a question. Hence, the most important thing a tutor can do is teach ways to apply the basics. In math, there are…
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James

Tutor Mount Hutton, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be patient. I think it is important to understand that everyone learns at their own pace and in their own way. It is important to be patient and engaged so that the student feels comfortable and safe to ask questions which create productive dialog. I think my biggest strength is…
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Mithun

Tutor Garden Suburb, NSW
Making sure the student can understand what is being taught, and making sure that they are able to solve any problems pertaining to the topic on their own in the future. Being able to see how people have issues understanding certain topics and guiding them into being able to properly work out anything similar they may encounter in the…
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Hudson

Tutor Charlestown, NSW
In my experience there are parts of courses that a student can not or would not understand on their own, however through my assistance to understand road blocks in course content and as a result help resolve and navigate them to me is the most important aspect of the job. I can explain course content in a manner students would find engaging and…
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Kieran

Tutor Tingira Heights, NSW
Rather than just putting points down on a page, I think a tutor needs to find ways to relate with what the students are feeling making it easier to explain it to them I can talk to all kinds of people and find ways to relate with people making it easier to explain the work to…
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Masuma Binte

Tutor Kotara, NSW
A tutor's most vital role is to understand a student's perspective and recognize their challenges, while motivating them to address these issues by implementing tailored and effective strategies. My strong foundation in English and Business Studies, backed by my educational background, enables me to simplify complex concepts and present them in an…
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Shara

Tutor New Lambton Heights, NSW
Patience…
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Ciara

Tutor New Lambton Heights, NSW
One of the most important things a tutor can do is focus on the areas that the student is struggling in and create a learning format that best allows the student to increase understanding in those areas and achieve the best mark possible. As a current university student of engineering and physics, I have a good level of understanding of STEM…
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Hannah

Tutor Charlestown, NSW
Guide their progress on working out a question on their own, rather than just giving them the answer as this enables them to solve similar problems by themselves in the future and develop their problem solving skills as well. I am very patient and enjoy encouraging and challenging students in guiding them figure things out themselves. I have a lot…
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Vertika

Tutor Edgeworth, NSW
#Provide clear explanations – Break down complex concepts in a way that is easy to understand. #Boost confidence – Encourage students and help them believe in their abilities. #Personalise learning – Adapt teaching methods to suit the student’s learning style and pace. #Develop problem-solving skills – Teach students how to approach…
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Hugo

Tutor Croudace Bay, NSW
I think it is important to create a casual, comfortable learning space for students where they feel comfortable talking to me as another student rather than a teacher. I feel this benefits them by not feeling that they are in a classroom, but rather simply discussing topics of difficulty with a colleague or mentor, ultimately increasing enthusiasm…
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Sheeba

Tutor Edgeworth, NSW
.Provide them with the tools to become more independent learners. . Build confidence by encouraging their efforts and celebrating small wins to help them believe in their abilities. . Encourage critical thinking by guiding them with questions that help develop problem-solving skills. .Tailor my approach to fit their individual needs, pace, and…
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Ricky

Tutor Rankin Park, NSW
Improve their skills and confidence in the subject they are struggling/interested in. Also, being encouraging and empathetic is important, not only for their learning but to be a role model too. I know the importance of explaining to a student how to understand the question instead of just getting the right answer. I am a great listener and am…
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Carlos

Tutor Charlestown, NSW
I think being a tutor is especially important in the sense that they are capable of adapting to their students needs and the way they process information, able to come up with different strategies to help the student learn the topic is the way best suited for them. I also think a tutor should be able to help the student understand the topic at…
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Aidhan

Tutor Croudace Bay, NSW
Give the student confidence and motivation to commit to their own learning Good at simplifying things, breaking concepts down with analogies, diagrams, schematics,…
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Sapphire

Tutor Edgeworth, NSW
I believe the most important thing is being able to understand your student's learning capabilities and being able to adequately adjust to meet their needs in order to successfully help them to learn. I believe my strength as a tutor is patience, being able to work through problems with students who are having trouble understanding content and…
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Ali

Tutor Edgeworth, NSW
To give extra help and attention to the student and make it easier for them to learn not just in the subject but also in other things. I feel it may be my way of explaining things in a very simple way and using an analogy once in a while since I would use these to understand them myself when I was in…

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Inside LakelandsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Tiffany completed a maths skills assessment to identify priority areas for support.

In Year 10, Ethan focused on financial mathematics, tackling topics such as calculating wages, salaries, and understanding gross versus net pay through real-life examples.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Olivia worked through quadratic equations using both the quadratic formula and completing the square, building fluency with step-by-step practice on exam-style questions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student preparing for HSC exams has been submitting written responses that are "too shallow," with missed opportunities to show deeper understanding—especially in formal exam-style questions.

In Year 9, a student's algebra work revealed confusion when negatives were combined; as noted, "he needs to watch out for double negatives when adding and subtracting."

Meanwhile, a Year 7 learner hesitated to write down working steps in multiplication tasks due to lack of confidence, slowing progress during practice. This reluctance meant longer problem-solving sessions and persistent uncertainty after feedback was given.

Recent Achievements

A Lakelands tutor recently noticed a big shift in one Year 10 student's approach to financial maths: after weeks of struggling with worded problems, he now breaks them down independently and accurately plugs numbers into equations without prompting.

In another high school session, a student who previously hesitated to ask for help with indices started speaking up when confused, making it easier to fill knowledge gaps on the spot.

Meanwhile, a younger learner who was unsure about shape names at first is now confidently identifying all main 3D shapes and even explained the difference between prisms and cubes without any hints.

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 Cardiff Library, kuram—or at your child's school (with permission), like Warners Bay High School.