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Benjamin
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Benjamin

Chemistry Tutor Stratton, WA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student would be to find a way to engage them and encourage them to succeed in their studies. To help them actually see that they're getting better, and keep them motivated to continue working the best they can. I am a patient person with a relaxed demeanour. I can understand that each student…
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MD RIAD

Chemistry Tutor Rivervale, WA
As a tutor, the important things I can do to support and benefit my students: To tailor my approach to meet each student's needs and learning styles. Understand their strengths, weaknesses, and goals, and adapt your teaching methods accordingly. Personalized attention helps build a strong rapport and creates an environment where students feel…
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Gurmukh

Chemistry Tutor Queens Park, WA
A tutor has an important role in the life of the student and many things that a student learns from the tutor sets a standard for how the student will relate with his/her studies. A tutor’s main job is to teach the student about how to apply his/her learnings in real life, and by doing this the student will develop skills for real life problems.…
Amit
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Amit

Chemistry Tutor Forrestfield, WA
Good communication between tutor and not only students but parents as well. it is necessary for the information to be conveyed from both sides to get better results. Better understanding of strength and weakness of students, find ways to keep students interested in the subject and encourage them to help them with the confidence to handle tough…
Arni
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Arni

Chemistry Tutor Lesmurdie, WA
To never make them feel like they've been given up on or that they can't possible get smarter. There should always be a way for the child to understand the concept, you just need to find the best way to describe it. Able to dumb down concepts and relate them to as many other possibly known concepts as possible. Also to make funny questions to keep…
Courtney
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Courtney

Chemistry Tutor Greenmount, WA
Be genuine; be genuine about knowing the information, be geuine about wanting to help and being genuinely concerned for their education. I am really good at explaining things to students, in lots of different ways if they dont understand. My weakness would be that i am really friendly, and if the student just wants to sit and talk i would have a…
Luke
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Luke

Chemistry Tutor Glen Forrest, WA
An encouraging learning environment. I always have and I will continue to uphold this key ingredient in a good teaching environment, by listening, never criticising and only offering constructive advice the student will take pride in their studies and always feel welcome to ask questions. It's the most important factor in developing a good…
Raymond
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Raymond

Chemistry Tutor Belmont, WA
- Make sure that any concerns a student has regarding their education is addressed appropriately. - Being a good and trustworthy role model. - Inspiring students and encourage them to realise their passion for learning. - Address any difficulties in their schoolwork - Assist them in reaching their full potential. - Provide…
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Ashfak

Chemistry Tutor East Cannington, WA
Help student with assignments and preparation for exams. Provide support in areas which a student is having difficulty with. Significant experience as a tutor and strong familiarty with the high school…
Zaquan
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Zaquan

Chemistry Tutor Belmont, WA
It is important to instill interest in the student to learn. Students have many different subjects they will be studying and for them, some may not be as important as the others. While it is good for students to understand their interest in life and focus on it, it is also important they cover all the basics in the school curriculum. My approach…
Shrusti
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Shrusti

Chemistry Tutor Viveash, WA
Provide strategies that are directed towards an individual's learning style, for example, using a technique so that the student can engage in the learning process and achieve results to the best of their ability. The other most important thing to consider as a tutor is to become more approachable and open to students so that they feel comfortable…
Priyank
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Priyank

Chemistry Tutor East Cannington, WA
Provide the best in his own ability and knowledge to assist a student overcome any academic problems. Strong communication skills to make it easy for other students to understand. I also have an effective and engaging public speaking skills together with good presentation skills. In addition, I have an effective time management…
Yao
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Yao

Chemistry Tutor Kewdale, WA
The most important thing as a tutor is to guide the students think positively. I was influenced by my high school maths teacher so much and even now I remember what he said to the class, "all maths is easy, none of these are hard" and "practice makes progress". The encouragement from my maths teacher motivated me to have faith on myself that I…
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Ashaz

Chemistry Tutor Caversham, WA
I believe that a tutor should create an environment where the student-tutor relationship, isn't just answering questions on a piece of paper, rather building confidence, developing critical thinking skills and implementing it, not just at school but in real life scenarios as well. With my experience of tutoring, I've learnt that there is no…
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Nirusha

Chemistry Tutor Carlisle, WA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make them feel enthusiastic about the subject matter, and to make them feel that they definitely can achieve great results. I believe my strengths as a tutor are a warm and energetic communication style, patience, kindness, energy, integrity and compassion. I take pleasure in the…
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Gagandeep

Chemistry Tutor Caversham, WA
A tutor should be versatile and have interpersonal skills . He/she is the one that makes any subject interesting with effort and their teaching methods. I am full of energy and adaptable to any environment. I am ready to devote extra time and effort to the students that need more attention. Being motivated towards my work makes me different…

Local Reviews

Briana was very happy, relaxed and full of excitement that this is exactly the right person to help her feel more confident for this exam. Thank you for not giving up on finding the right person for her.
Tammy, Maida Vale

Inside Maida ValeTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Ava focused on understanding percentages and decimals, using real-life word problems to make connections between the two.

In Year 9, Jack practised solving linear equations and graphed them by hand, while also learning how to factorise quadratic expressions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Sarah explored trigonometry with Soh Cah Toa and the sine rule for right-angled triangles, then worked through algebraic fractions involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 maths, messy written work and skipped steps often led to errors with negative numbers—"he mistook a 36 for 30 after rewriting the 6 to look more like a 0," as one tutor noted.

A Year 11 student tackling trigonometry hesitated to start problems without reassurance, showing that uncertainty blocked independent attempts.

In Year 8, worded questions revealed confusion: translating from text to equations was slow, especially when instructions weren't read carefully.

For a senior student, reliance on mental calculation rather than writing out working meant mistakes went unnoticed until the end, resulting in repeated corrections instead of clear progress.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Maida Vale recently noticed some real turning points with students across a range of years. One high school student, Remy, who previously avoided linear equations after negative experiences, chose to tackle them head-on this week—she stuck with the task despite frustration and even started asking bigger-picture questions about their purpose.

Another win came when Niru, also in high school, independently tried out his own strategy to solve a maths problem instead of relying on the tutor's guidance—something he'd never done before.

In Year 3, Tyler lit up when shown tricks for multiplying by 11 and spotting divisibility by 3, immediately using these shortcuts without prompting.

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 High Wycombe Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Maida Vale Primary School.