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Tutors in Lytton include a UQ Academic Excellence Scholar with five years' K–10 tutoring experience, a 99.1 ATAR Physics Honours student with three years of tutoring, school leaders and peer mentors awarded for maths, science, and debating, national medal-winning athletes and coaches, and several current or aspiring teachers skilled at guiding children from preschool to Year 12.

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Alice

Engineering Studies Tutor Wynnum, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to empower them with the tools and confidence to become independent learners. Beyond just imparting knowledge, a tutor should encourage critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, and a strong sense of self-efficacy in their students. This involves not only explaining concepts but…
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Bill

Engineering Studies Tutor Cannon Hill, QLD
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is enjoy helping the student. If they don't enjoy tutoring I feel like they lack motivation and it feels like they don't want to be there. This makes the student not want to achieve well in there studies. I find that I am very strong in communication skills. I am able to explain complex concepts in…
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Kevin

Engineering Studies Tutor Morningside, QLD
I am capable of helping students to solve their current and most immediate problems in their field of study. Teaching them to mastering the concept and be able to think on their own feet. Developing tailored learning strategy for student to find out the most suitable and effective way for themselves and ultimately become an independent and…
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Barry

Engineering Studies Tutor Wynnum, QLD
Teach the importance of why. Why do we use this method to do things? Why do we even care about doing these things? Unlimited patience with special needs kids. Growing up with an autistic brother has given me…
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Grayson

Engineering Studies Tutor Wynnum West, QLD
I feel it is a priority of the tutor to pass on their passion for learning and knowledge to their students. Once this has been accomplished, however long it takes, teaching content and having the student learn it quickly and confidently is simple. Equally important is for the student to feel safe and respected around the tutor. If they do not…
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Hanieh

Engineering Studies Tutor Gumdale, QLD
Providing academic guidance, constant support and human connection I have the experience in teaching for about 14 years and feel confident about…
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Shubham Naval

Engineering Studies Tutor Nundah, QLD
The most important things a tutor can do for a student encompass fostering a supportive learning environment, identifying the student's individual learning style and needs, providing clear explanations, offering ample practice and constructive feedback, encouraging questions and critical thinking, adapting teaching strategies as necessary,…
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Mitchell

Engineering Studies Tutor Thorneside, QLD
Be able to communicate on a level they understand and patience when students have a difficult time Can simplify things down well. Very smart and experienced with teaching my family members their own coursework as well as helping teach friends through their…
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Patrice

Engineering Studies Tutor Belmont, QLD
I think the most important thing is to be patient with the student. Every one has different learning abilities and I believe that constantly encouraging students no matter their level or ability ensures students are not disheartened. I believe fostering a friendly and supporting environment is another key role of a tutor. I ensure the student…
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Eloise

Engineering Studies Tutor Ascot, QLD
I feel as if patience and asking questions to ensure they understand the information and knowledge they are learning. I am a very friendly, professional yet personable tutor. I am passionate about STEM and like to encourage it for other…

Local Reviews

Brydie connects beautifully with Amber and her grades and confidence improved which was awesome.
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Content Covered

Year 7 student Liam focused on all four operations with integers and began exploring basic algebra concepts, including using substitution to simplify expressions.

For Year 8, Olivia worked through expanding brackets in algebra and practiced solving both one-step and two-step equations.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Emily tackled percentage problems—converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages—and solved real-world questions involving percentage increase and decrease.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student was observed relying heavily on calculators for simple arithmetic, with notes stating, "simple arithmetic could be performed mentally rather than with the aid of a calculator." This slowed progress in class tasks and reduced confidence when calculators were not allowed.

In Year 10 algebra revision, another student repeatedly avoided checking their calculations after finishing problems; as noted, "needs to slow down with calculations etc and check answers," which meant sign errors went unnoticed until review.

Meanwhile, a senior student preparing for exams practiced only familiar question types instead of attempting unfamiliar or mixed problems—limiting exposure to potential exam scenarios and leading to confusion when faced with new formats.

Recent Achievements

A Lytton tutoring session saw a Year 10 student, who previously hesitated to tackle multi-step equations, now solving for x independently using several algebraic rules in a single problem—something they'd shied away from before.

A Year 12 student demonstrated new independence by applying differentiation techniques unprompted and then immediately transferring those methods to unfamiliar exam questions.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who used to rely on the tutor for every answer has started checking their own work for mistakes and even corrects errors independently after spotting them, finishing all ten assigned problems with no help needed.

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 Wynnum Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Iona College.