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Tutors in Lalor include a VIT-registered Maths and Mandarin teacher with university honours, an ATAR 97.8 school Dux and award-winner, Kumon-trained and private tutors with extensive experience, Melbourne High achievers in national competitions, graduate teaching assistants, primary teachers, and science postgraduates—each bringing proven mentoring skills and impressive academic credentials to support K–12 students.

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Hossain Abedy

Modern History Tutor Bundoora, VIC
Every person is gifted with some thing good.A good tutor must understand what are the speciality of his/her students and push them to utilise it properly. I can communicate with my students. I can understand whats going on their mind and act upon it. By doing so, I can handle situations way early then it gets to a critical…
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Rabia

Modern History Tutor Broadmeadows, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to show them efficient and effective ways of taking notes and studying, giving students detailed feedback and enabling students to reflect and learn from their own work by marking practice assessments and working together. My greatest strengths as a tutor is that I can give on the spot,…
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Alexandra

Modern History Tutor Reservoir, VIC
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is improve the confidence of a student so that they feel competent and ready, which is a knock on effect from the clarity gained during tutoring sessions. Another important thing a tutor can do for a student is help them gain good study habits with can take them all throughut their education, and…
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Trevor

Modern History Tutor Reservoir, VIC
That is easy. The most important thing is to inspire them and engage their curiosity. To be more interesting than a teacher trying to teach a class, and to show the student /s that learning is beneficial, fun, and not-dreary schoolwork. Gamification can be used here, and exposing the student to new texts above the level they are used to, so as to…
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Amrit

Modern History Tutor Wollert, VIC
Considering, my experience gained at primary and secondary school; and the first term at university- a tutor must have the ability to listen patiently and attentively to students. They must know that the power barrier between them and the student must be leveraged accordingly when the situation arises to either work as an examiner of the student…
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Stefan

Modern History Tutor South Morang, VIC
To articulate information clearly efficiently and in a way in which the student will be able to harness. I can identify the strengths and weaknesses of a student and then administer various exercises in order to expand their strengths and ix their weaknesses. I am patient, as I understand that students may require some time to understand…
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Afiefa

Modern History Tutor Glenroy, VIC
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student are to inspire confidence, provide clarity and foster love for learning. Building a students confidence is key because it empowers them to tackle challenges independently. Lastly, sparking curiosity and making the learning process enjoyable encourages students to take ownership of…
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Harjot

Modern History Tutor Roxburgh Park, VIC
As a tutor, I believe my most important role is to help students truly understand the subject, not just memorize answers. I aim to adapt my teaching style to fit each student’s unique learning needs and pace. It's important to me to create a supportive environment where they feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. I focus on…
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Rebecca

Modern History Tutor Coburg North, VIC
One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is build up their confidence and stop them from getting discouraged. I often find that if a student is having difficulties, they stop wanting to succeed in that subject. If you convince them that with a little bit of extra work they'll be doing really well, they often gain confidence…
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Shannon

Modern History Tutor Coburg North, VIC
Alongside the expected imparting of understanding of knowledge to a student, I think a good tutor can change a student's attitude toward a subject. While not every student may learn to love a subject, there is always room to see it from another perspective and realise that may it isn't all that bad or unmasterable! I believe I have a talent for…
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Lucienne

Modern History Tutor Coburg North, VIC
I believe that a tutor's most important job is to build a student's confidence. Most particularly when a student is struggling, building confidence allows them to feel that they can try and fail, which is essential to learning. With more advanced students, confidence allows them to stretch themselves even further. I believe I have developed a…
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Sophia

Modern History Tutor Coburg North, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do for a student depends on the student. For some high-achieving students that are already confident this may mean better grades that allow them to follow a career path they've dreamed of, and for others the confidence a tutor can give them is more useful than any material they have learnt. To inspire and…
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Layba

Modern History Tutor Meadow Heights, VIC
I believe that one of the most important things a tutor can do is to build up a strong connection with him/ her, so that tutor is able to understand a child fully which will further help that student in improving grades and groom his/ her personality too. My core strength is making my work my passion and give my best in all possible ways. I am…
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Safaa

Modern History Tutor Glenroy, VIC
-Be honest. -Flexible. -Patient. -Good listener. -Confident. -Share experiences. -Be a collaborator. A good tutor needs to empathize with their student. They should listen to your child and understand their needs and challenges. Doing this will build a good rapport and ensure that your child feels valued. School struggles can indicate that…
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Rodger

Modern History Tutor Coburg North, VIC
Help these feel comfortable with the level that they are initially at. Then able to gain further knowledge bit by bit as this base level is built on. Hopefully this is in line with expected school expectations, if not further initial tutoring can, hopefully get the student to required level. If not, this us something you would discuss with…
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Ebba

Modern History Tutor Preston, VIC
Making sure that they trust themselves and feel secure with you and the topic being tutored. Giving them the opportunity to develop their own problemsolving skills and understand concepts from multiple angles to prepare them for future challenges. I'm knowledgable and have experienced education in both Sweden and England, meaning that I have a…
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Timothy

Modern History Tutor Rosanna, VIC
- Never express frustration with a student's ability - Be understanding of life circumstances - Be flexible in regards to intensity of work - Be willing to repeat and review information - Confirm that student understands content before continuing My strengths as a tutor would include great organisational skills, the ability to relate to people…
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Katie

Modern History Tutor Preston, VIC
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student in boost their confidence, as confidence is so important when it comes to tests and exams. I also believe providing a student with a safe and comfortable tutoring enviroment, where they aren't afraid to ask questions is incredibly important if goals are to be acheived I am very…
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Anya

Modern History Tutor Preston, VIC
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is influence a child's attitude towards learning. A lot of kids are very demoralised with regard to the idea of learning itself, let alone individual components of a subject. Often times you hear "I can't do this", when really we should be teaching kids to say "I can't do this YET". That simple…
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Kai

Modern History Tutor Preston, VIC
Instill a sense of passion for the subject that they're learning, and assisting them in achieveing the highest grade they can for themselves. Patience in teaching people concepts, willingness to work…
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Morgan

Modern History Tutor Craigieburn, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be supportive no matter circumstance. If a student is struggling or excelling the reaction can be detrimental to their outcome and self esteem. Encouragement and support has a significant impact and to always obtain a supportive attitude towards students and their work is what I consider…

Local Reviews

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Inside LalorTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Aiden completed an assessment and then focused on understanding decimals, using number lines to help visualise place value.

Year 8 student Emily worked through linear relations, including finding gradients and x- and y-intercepts, followed by graphing equations.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Jason prepared for his exam by practising algebraic techniques such as simplifying algebraic fractions and working with perfect squares and the difference of squares.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student hesitated to attempt harder algebra questions, giving up quickly when unsure—"too many times he has just given up when the question is too hard or he does not understand it." This reluctance meant missed opportunities to develop resilience and left gaps in understanding, especially with worded problems.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 biology student struggled to summarise processes like mitosis and meiosis; lack of interest made recall difficult and diagrams incomplete.

In Year 4 maths, one child often skipped drawing graphs properly when tired, resulting in messy work that made later revision confusing and less effective.

Recent Achievements

One Lalor tutor noticed a real shift in Priya's approach to her high school maths—she now remembers to label units in geometry problems, something she often overlooked before, and tackles simultaneous equations confidently using both substitution and elimination methods.

Another high school student who used to get stuck on worded algebra questions has begun deciphering them independently after a few guided examples, moving from hesitation to self-correction during sessions.

Meanwhile, Sophie (primary) improved her times tables speed dramatically, dropping from 41 seconds to just 31, and now carefully checks tricky ones instead of rushing through.

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 Lalor Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Peter Lalor Secondary College.