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Tutors in Morley include a Masters-qualified secondary science teacher with eight years' experience, a former school leader and maths specialist with over a decade teaching K–12, an ATAR chemistry graduate with seven years' home tutoring, experienced early childhood educators, and academic coaches with expertise spanning Maths Olympiads, English mentoring, and international curricula.

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Laura

Modern History Tutor Mount Lawley, WA
It is important for a tutor to understand their students' learning styles, strengths, and weaknesses and adapt each lesson accordingly to specific students. With this, students are more likely to understand what they are trying to learn. As they continue to solidify their knowledge through tutoring, their confidence will boost and hopefully,…
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Md Mashfequl

Modern History Tutor Perth, WA
They are: 1. Provide individualized support 2. Build confidence 3. Encourage critical thinking 4. Promote independence 5. Provide feedback As a tutor, I believe my strengths lie in several areas: Effective Communication: I can explain complex concepts in a clear and understandable manner, breaking them down into simpler components to…
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tripti

Modern History Tutor Perth, WA
1. Provide personalized support: A tutor should tailor their teaching methods to suit the individual needs and learning style of each student. This may involve identifying areas of weakness, adapting lesson plans, and providing additional resources to help the student succeed. 2. Build confidence: A tutor should help boost a student's…
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Callum

Modern History Tutor Perth, WA
Creating a wanting to learn. No child will improve grades if they do not want to learn and that comes from my own personal experience. Therefore the most important thing for me is that I can help a student enjoy learning and then through that passion myself and the student can enjoy seeing improvements in their learning and grades. It’s also…
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Aaron

Modern History Tutor Perth, WA
A tutor is more than just one that imparts knowledge. Any textbook, podcast or Youtube Video can do that. The power of a good tutor is in his or her ability to strengthen and encourage their students, so helping them gain some momentum to keep persevering in subjects that are challenging them. This means patiently helping the students understand…
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Pranav

Modern History Tutor Burswood, WA
- To be respectful and attentive to the student, including their concerns and ability to cope up with the workload. - To conduct engaging and interesting classes for students to understand the concept, whilst having the opportunity to experience a positive atmosphere. I have many strengths that can help me be an excellent tutor, but the key…
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Aarya

Modern History Tutor Northbridge, WA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to believe in them and encourage them to be the best version of themselves. Showing empathy towards the students is one of the important things too. I think my strength as a tutor will always be that i know how to hope and be patient. i always know that no matter how bad you do in a…
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Carina

Modern History Tutor Leederville, WA
To be support and attentively listen in order to empathise with them and then help them where they want it Friendly, passionate and resilient. I want to make a difference just as I have had excellent tutors make a difference for…
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Samuel

Modern History Tutor Lathlain, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to listen to them and understand well the assistance they request. It is of the upmost importance to consider the students needs. My strengths as a tutor are being understanding and patient. Being able to recognise that everyone learns differently and being able to adapt to that is also…
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Fabia

Modern History Tutor Inglewood, WA
I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do is to help students help themselves, or to assist or guide them so that they become independent learners. For this, tutors should have a positive outlook by believing that things can be changed through action. They should also have the desire to help others by showing comprehension, empathy,…
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Summaiya

Modern History Tutor Maylands, WA
1.Empower them to become independent learners 2.helps in building their critical thinking 3.bulding confidence 4.teaching study and learning strategies 1.Strong communication skills 2.Patience 3.Motivational ability 4.Active listening 5.Problem solving capacity 6.Positive…
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Anum

Modern History Tutor Yokine, WA
First of all respect for diversity and sincerity are the key factor to enter in any workforce. Secondly time managment, delivery method, discussion between students and parents, questionnaires to understand their views and observation, proper strategies and course plans are the other important things that every tutor should understand. Thirdly,…
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Tobey

Modern History Tutor Guildford, WA
The most important things a tutor can do are to be as empathetic, open-minded and willing to foster a strong relationship with the student as much as possible, and to be dedicated to helping the student grow. My strengths as a tutor are my willingness to learn, my interpersonal skills and my experience in learning and helping others with various…
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Simi

Modern History Tutor Burswood, WA
A successful tutuor does more than merely help a student to raise their grade. In my opinion, a tutor should make an impression on a student. Having had the privilege of being led by an inspirational tutor in the early stages of my High School experience, I seek to emulate this role, by sharing with students the importance of learning. A…
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Mandeep

Modern History Tutor Perth, WA
Improve a Student's Study Skills. Try to make as easy as possible, so child can understand. Tutor can provide closely intention on the child Tutor can provide additional resource and material to help child to learn more properly Tutor can help to teach discipline to child many more things a tutor can provide . I am proud to say…
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Neha

Modern History Tutor Lathlain, WA
I think a tutor has to cater their teaching methods according to particular students. For example, if you find that the student best learns by a tactile approach, I would recommend using more activities that help them learn rather than just working through questions on a piece of paper. I think this can make a big difference in the student's…
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Jeel

Modern History Tutor Stirling, WA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is leaving them with a range of tools for study that they can use on their own at school or if I’m not around. The student being able to use study techniques that I have taught them on their own accord is what I would aim to achieve. My strengths as a tutor would have to be my…
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Manojkumar

Modern History Tutor Victoria Park, WA
1. To improve the student's grades and understanding of the respective subject. 2. To motivate and increase the confidence. 3. To make the student realize that he/she has more than what it takes to become the topper in his/her subject. 1. Communication - I try to communicate in a manner which the student thoroughly understands the concept. I…

Local Reviews

Anthony is happy with his tutor and seem to work well with him. So all good so far.
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Inside MorleyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 10 student Adam tackled **quadratic equations** and practiced binomial expansion, focusing on rearranging equations to solve for x and y.

In Year 11, Jessica worked through **trigonometry problems** involving finding angles and side lengths in triangles, as well as calculating the surface areas and volumes of prisms using diagrams.

Meanwhile, a Year 12 student, Daniel, focused on macroeconomics by analyzing Australia's trading system—covering **comparative advantage** and globalisation benefits—and interpreted supply and demand graphs to deepen his understanding.

Recent Challenges

Handwriting remained a persistent challenge in Year 7 English; as one tutor noted, "handwriting and spelling mistakes" made written responses difficult to read and sometimes obscured the student's ideas.

A Year 11 Economics student came to lessons without classwork or homework notes from previous lectures—no progress report was shown, so gaps could not be tracked or targeted.

In Year 10 Maths, confidence wavered during new topics: "It was confusing and hard when started learning the new stuff."

Without regular revision of key concepts like fractions in Year 6, errors crept back in unnoticed until prompted by hints.

Recent Achievements

One Morley tutor recently noticed a big shift in a Year 9 student's attitude: after months of hesitating to speak up, she now stops the lesson to ask questions whenever something doesn't make sense, especially during algebra problem-solving.

In a senior session, Luke began tackling surface area and trigonometry problems much faster than before—he independently chose the correct formulas without prompting, a clear change from earlier sessions where he waited for guidance.

Meanwhile, in Year 4 maths, Maddelyn spent nearly an hour practicing fraction addition but persisted through her frustration and completed every question on her own.

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 Gerry Leeuwangh Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Weld Square Primary School.