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Tutors in Lawnton include a peer learning facilitator on QUT's Dean's Scholars program, a seasoned secondary maths and science tutor, a teaching assistant with UK classroom experience and a physics degree, an engineer with formal training credentials, and volunteers with years of youth mentoring—plus high-ATAR achievers passionate about helping students thrive.

Reagan
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Reagan

Physics Tutor Petrie, QLD
To help them understand the concept of what they are learning. Rather than just achieving high results, helping them understand the concepts of what they are learning will aid with advancing onto more difficult studies in the future. My strengths as a tutor would be being able to explain concepts to the student at a level they can understand and…
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Izabelle

Physics Tutor Murrumba Downs, QLD
Be patient and understanding with them, just taking the time to properly help and guide the student. My patience, I’m very understanding and open minded so I’m happy to take the time with the student and properly help…
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Caitlin
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Caitlin

Physics Tutor Kallangur, QLD
Is create a comfortable and enjoyable space to study in. I used to be tutored in my senior years, and my favourite part about going to tutoring was that I had created a friendship with my tutor and that made doing my assignments a lot more enjoyable. Being able to listen to your students as well because what’s written as a question on paper…
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Shriyans

Physics Tutor Bridgeman Downs, QLD
I believe a physics tutor shouldn't just focus on helping out their students during sessions. Tutors should be focused on making plans before their sessions, learning from their students' strengths and weaknesses. They should be passionate about their students' grades as much as their own. My strengths as a tutor include: - Taking notes of…
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Chaitanya

Physics Tutor Dakabin, QLD
To care about a student is the most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student. I am observant. I realise that everyone learns differently and I can present many solutions and lines of working for a problem - as logic is what it takes for me to realise the solutions to…
Raymond
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Raymond

Physics Tutor Dakabin, QLD
Empathy. All of us have been a tutee at least once in our life. Our teachers, mentors, professors, guru, whatever you call it, gave us this for us to learn on the best possible way we can. Patience and compassion. Learning can be tough, especially to those having a hard time understanding it. Having patience is one of the strengths tutors need to…
Alexander
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Alexander

Physics Tutor North Lakes, QLD
A tutor or at least a teacher is someone who can give students a helping hand, perhaps a friend is too informal but someone they can relate to. I think being able to understand your student and what makes them improve or how they can improve is also essential as a physics tutor and a teacher. It is useless to spoon feed facts and knowledge to a…
Martina
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Martina

Physics Tutor Carseldine, QLD
If a student is confident in their ability to learn and comprehend information, they feel that they have options and their anxiety toward their educational career completely changes. I am compassionate and patient. I love simplifying information for students and giving them a higher confidence both in themselves and their ability to…
John
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John

Physics Tutor Mango Hill, QLD
Motivate them to get results. Build a open learning environment to best facilitate the learning process. Generate a confidence in the student to learn. Ability to communicate and excite the student to get results. Taking the student form where they are at the start to their final goal. Developing a sense of teamwork. Added to this, I have had many…
Joseph
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Joseph

Physics Tutor Taigum, QLD
The most important thing a physics tutor can do is make sure the student clearly understands the theory and understands the applications. This is because, students will be tested on their knowledge with complex unfamiliar questions where a more nuanced approach would be required. My experience in the QCAA syllabus and helping my classmates learn…
Charlotte
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Charlotte

Physics Tutor Taigum, QLD
I believe giving the student confidence is so important as no matter how well you teach them if they believe they can't do it they won't succeed. I always try to start my students off with more basic questions to give them that bit of confidence before working with them to solve the more complex questions. I'm known for being a happy and…
Manjinder
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Manjinder

Physics Tutor Taigum, QLD
The best thing which a physics tutor can do is to help students solve the difficulties which they are facing in their studies in such a way that rather than directly giving solutions to them, tutor can help in understanding the problem and concepts behind it. I am very patient and I focus on core subjects so students can solve any kind of problem…
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Ashfia

Physics Tutor Bray Park, QLD
Be inspiring and guide them the right path appreciating their limits. Guide them through difficult situations and feed them with direction. Always find the strength in them and guide them how to utilise them appropriately. I am sincere, punctual, keen to teach young people. I have the required qualification plus background professional experience…
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Jeremie

Physics Tutor Joyner, QLD
As a physics tutor, the most important thing is to impart confidence to the student, where they believe in themselves and their ability to overcome problems they face when learning. My friendly attitude gets the students to open up and tell me what they are struggling with in the subject. However, when need be, I can be serious and put down my…
Glory
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Glory

Physics Tutor Murrumba Downs, QLD
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to help the student learn in a way that works for them. Usually in a classroom, due to the overwhelming number of students, teachers aren't always able to help students individually. Therefore, sometimes a student that is struggling is only struggling because they learn better with a…
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Badar

Physics Tutor Bald Hills, QLD
The most important things a physics tutor can do for a student is to inspire and encourage them to take charge in their learning and step outside their comfortable zones to learn new things and expand their horizons. This encourages students to become independent lifelong learners and creates a positive attitude towards learning. My strengths as a…
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Pamudi

Physics Tutor Eatons Hill, QLD
I believe the most important thing a physics tutor can do is to make the subject matter enjoyable for students. 1. I believe my strengths would be being able to empathise with students, having a positive attitude towards learning, teaching and my subject, I have excellent communication skills and I'm patient and tolerant. 2. While I was a peer…
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Blejohns

Physics Tutor Carseldine, QLD
As a physics tutor for me the most important thing is not just imparting knowledge to my students, but also develop motivating, and empowering students who has the heart to help others in need too. As a tutor, I believe my strengths lie in effective communication, adaptability, and a passion for the subjects I teach. This reflects in my ability…
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Kuhu

Physics Tutor Mango Hill, QLD
I truly think empowering a student to ask questions is one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student. The confidence to ask questions leads to a student's ability to think for themselves. This combination is what allows maximum progress. I am patient and I am attentive, allowing me to pinpoint the exact area of confusion and tailor…
Pushpinder
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Pushpinder

Physics Tutor Fitzgibbon, QLD
A tutor is somebody who is most significantly; approachable. While a student can learn from a thousand different ways , a tutor is meant to expose them to those ways so that they achieve their goals. Keeping the deadlines in check, their is a responsibility to make sure that all of the essential learning is checked off the list to…

Local Reviews

Jane is doing a fantastic job communicating and breaking things down for Chelsea.
Michelle, Strathpine

Inside LawntonTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Tasha worked on surface area calculations and reviewed all key exam topics to consolidate understanding.

For Year 10, Cameron focused on calculating gradients and finding x- and y-intercepts in linear equations, including using the gradient-intercept method for graph sketching.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Olivia practised solving trigonometric functions and revisited derivatives as part of her advanced mathematics studies.

Recent Challenges

In Year 10, one student left most worded questions blank during a maths revision session—he only attempted them after the tutor modelled each step, revealing difficulty with independent problem solving under test conditions.

For a Year 6 English task, another student provided minimal responses in comprehension activities, "using the amount of lines as a clue to the depth needed in the answer" rather than fully engaging with the text.

In senior maths, reliance on guessing equations for assignments ("guessing equations to see if it works in her favour") slowed progress and left key methods unmastered before assessment deadlines.

Recent Achievements

A Lawnton tutor recently noticed Kiana arriving with a list of tricky maths questions she'd struggled with in class; after working through each one together, she could explain the solutions herself and even finished early.

In another session, Clancey started off unsure about rearranging equations but by the end was confidently solving them without help—something he couldn't do before.

With a younger student, Tamia has begun to spot her own grammar mistakes while reading aloud and now corrects them independently, rather than waiting for prompts.

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