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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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Shreya

Science Tutor Morley, WA
Build confident maintain relationships Finding practical solution for problem solving questions Developing different learning styles Finding strategies Listen and understand students Thoughts and questions “My greatest strength as a teacher is my ability to create a positive and inclusive classroom environment. I believe that every…
Vicki
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Vicki

Science Tutor Morley, WA
Be approachable and understanding to how the student is feeling. Encourage and build confidence to enable the student to use his/her skills and believe that nothing is too hard or out of their reach. Good listener so that I can obtain all the information I need to understand the student and their learning needs. Caring Nature, Patient, adaptable…
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Beatrice

Science Tutor Morley, WA
A tutor should foster a positive learning environment, build rapport, and instil confidence. Additionally, providing constructive feedback, setting realistic goals, and offering additional resources can greatly enhance a student's progress My strengths lie in clear communication, patience, and adaptability. I'm skilled at breaking down complex…
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Megan

Science Tutor Morley, WA
Give them confidence! Students often require a tutor not only because they cannot cope with content, but because they have a lack of confidence in the subject. I have a lot of experience in working with students, allowing me to understand them better and therefore be able to effectively help and teach them. I am also continually engaging in…
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Razma

Science Tutor Morley, WA
Providing academic guidance ,fostering critical thinking and problem solving skills and boost confidence . Improving academic performance Understanding and adapting techniques way the students can understand the subject matters time management skills, leadership skills, having a strong work ethic, problem solving abilities, high emotional…
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Aaron

Science Tutor Morley, WA
In my view, the most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to instill confidence. I firmly believe that there are no "bad" students, only "bad" teachers who fail to understand their needs and provide appropriate support. As a tutor, I prioritize creating a supportive environment where students feel safe to ask questions, make…
Julia
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Julia

Science Tutor Morley, WA
The ability to effectively communicate with the student, where I can explain in multiple ways of a formula or exercise to ensure that they do not leave without understanding what is taught (they feel achieved and rewarded). Another is creating a safe space and connecting with students where they can ask any questions without feeling worried or…
Vivek
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Vivek

Science Tutor Dianella, WA
I think it is important to teach the fundamentals so that students have a clear understanding of the basic concepts. I believe it is also important to clearly communicate ideas so that they can then communicate them clearly themselves. Moreover, it is crucial to encourage students to think critically by giving them the opportunity to independently…
Jiya
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Jiya

Science Tutor Bayswater, WA
A tutor is beyond someone that can just teach some topics to students, but they are someone that the student looks upto, and feels comfortable sharing their weaknesses to. It is essential for for the tutor to understand the child’s needs, and cater to those specifically. My strengths are that i have recently graduated high school, so I am very…
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Tekebo

Science Tutor Bedford, WA
I believe tutoring is about teaching students to learn independently and truly understand concepts, rather than simply memorising them, giving my student the confidence and knowledge needed to succeed academically. I recently graduated with an ATAR of 96.75, excelling in maths and physics courses. Having just completed these subjects, the concepts…
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Jadon Dwight

Science Tutor Bayswater, WA
I can make the student not only competent, but also comfortable and confident in a certain topic. I understand how stressful hard subjects can be. I want to take away the feeling of fear when students enter a class they think they're not good in. Another thing is teaching a student to be an autodidact. I was fortunate enough to know this tactic…
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Anne

Science Tutor Dianella, WA
Tutor can really provide the extra help that students need to connect them back to the class I am patient , understanding , kind, funny and well…
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Anahat

Science Tutor Dianella, WA
A tutor must always try to know the level of understanding of the student and mould one’s teaching as per the student’s understandability. A tutor should also try his/her best to make learning fun. -Dedicated and persistent -Self motivated, never give up attitude -Patient -Good listener and empathetic -Fair -Reliable -Good…
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Alistair

Science Tutor Inglewood, WA
I consider student engagement in a topic is one of the most important things a tutor can encourage in a student, and as someone beginning a Masters in physics I have plenty of enthusiasm myself for learning maths and science. I think that my enthusiasm will encourage students to to develop an enthusiasm of their own for what they are learning, as…
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Larry

Science Tutor Dianella, WA
Help the student with any problems that might have and provide the student with someone that they are able to reach out to in times of need Problem solving, active listening, time management and…
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zoe

Science Tutor Mount Lawley, WA
I think the most important things a tutor can do are to create a safe, supportive environment and to make learning feel achievable and enjoyable. For younger students especially, its important to build their confidence and help them develop good learning habits early on. A tutor should listen, be patient, and find ways to connect lessons to each…
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Sumera Fatima

Science Tutor Maylands, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student include providing personalized support to address their specific learning needs, fostering a positive and supportive learning environment, helping them develop critical thinking skills, and empowering them to become independent learners. Additionally, offering encouragement and motivation can…
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MD OHIRUL QAYS JOARDER

Science Tutor Mount Lawley, WA
A tutor should try to make the circumstances for learning the students easily. The main factor depends on the tutor albeit subject topics can be easy or difficult. I have the communication and problem solving abilities to realize the situation of the students so that they can learn with enjoyment. Additionally, I can understand the mental…
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Priyal

Science Tutor Bennett Springs, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student include: Fostering Confidence – Encouraging and supporting students helps them believe in their abilities and approach learning with a positive mindset. Encouraging Critical Thinking – Guiding students to analyze problems and think independently rather than just memorizing answers…
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Mehak

Science Tutor Ascot, WA
The most important thing that can be done is to give as many resources as necessary. I say this because of all the tutors I have had, the most helpful was the one that gave me access to endless resources which constantly had me practicing my content which greatly assisted me in realising my weaknesses. Another important factor would be to be as…
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Viren

Science Tutor Ascot, WA
I think the most important thing is to adhere to the students needs and their form of learning. If a student is more of a visual learner then I would adapt my teaching style to suit them. I also feel that being available after class hours for queries and concerns is vital but also be able to provide guidance and a good role model not only…
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Naomi

Science Tutor Malaga, WA
encouraging independence when learning building rapport setting goals and tracking progress flexibility and adaptability Subject expertise Patience and Resilience Motivational…
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Hantarto

Science Tutor Malaga, WA
Be a good listener, be ontime, never give up, never discourage student, always see the positive side of the student, emphasise that making mistakes is part of learning, change atmosphere when the students get bored. I'm a good listener, prompt, really strong in mathematics and physics (I'm a PhD in physics). I'm passionate at these two subjects. 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.