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Mount Waverley's tutors include a University of Melbourne Master of Teaching student with classroom experience, an ANZ Principal Data Analyst and seasoned tutor, high-achieving graduates with VCE Honour Roll and maths competition distinctions, ATAR 98+ and 99+ scorers, dedicated K–12 mentors, experienced university teaching assistants, and academic prize-winners in engineering and science.

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Jaspreet

Legal Studies Tutor Murrumbeena, VIC
Make learning more easy, providing constructive feedback, motivate and inspire, instill confidence, resourcefulness. Good communication and interpersonal skills Attention to detail Ability to make some understand in a simple and easy…
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Sienna

Legal Studies Tutor Mulgrave, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand their ability and to guide them to achieve greater things within the schooling life. As a tutor, I believe my top strengths are my ability to listen to students' needs and encourage them towards a realistic educational goal. I am also extremely organised and prioritise time…
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Aditya

Legal Studies Tutor Carnegie, VIC
A tutor's role is to create a supportive and personalized learning environment that helps students reach their full potential. Understanding each student's unique needs and adapting teaching methods accordingly is crucial. Building confidence, promoting critical thinking, and fostering a growth mindset are key to helping students become…
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William

Legal Studies Tutor Nunawading, VIC
I think that the most significant thing a tutor can do for a student is to work with the students inherent interests and aptitudes. When I reflect on the teachers and tutors that had the biggest impact on my schooling, the individuals that stand out are the ones that recognized and challenged me in the areas I naturally gravitated towards. I…
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Conor

Legal Studies Tutor Ormond, VIC
A tutor must be able to recognise exactly what the student is struggling with, and thus also be able to ameliorate this issue through their knowledge, even if it requires perseverance. A tutor must also explain every step concisely to the student, so that it can make sense to the student, not just merely to an experienced tutor. I am very good at…
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Akshaya sree

Legal Studies Tutor Bentleigh East, VIC
Understanding the textbook and explaining in accordance. Help students to get better score in their exams and treat students with kindness and care. - Understanding the student concerns - Using different concepts and different ways to explain to the students. - Make the learning environment…
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Alexander

Legal Studies Tutor Nunawading, VIC
I think the biggest thing a tutor should not do is view the student from their own perspective, as that can lead to biases and frustration with a student not understanding a certain piece of content. Everything needs to be looked at through a lens, so that the correct procedures can be taken to ensure the student has a favourable experience. I…
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Victoria

Legal Studies Tutor Bentleigh East, VIC
It is vital, especially in year 12, for a tutor to unlock a student's full potential in a certain subject, in order to ensure that they perform confidently in their exams, fully knowing that they are doing the best that they can, and have utilized all the available resources. Dedication to a student i.e. going above and beyond to cater to a…
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Regina

Legal Studies Tutor Scoresby, VIC
The patience for students learning pace, as not all students will understand straight away when they are taught something. Every student has their own learning pace and teachers much be patient and work around every kids pace. If they need more time, than i am willing to go over as many times as they need in order for them to understand, go…
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Legal Studies Tutor Scoresby, VIC
I believe that offering support and further understanding into the subject in question is the most important role of a tutor. As a tutor, ensuring that a student's misunderstandings and queries in an area are explained and clarified is very important. Giving the student a deeper understanding to truly grasp a concept is core as a tutor. To…
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Senvidu

Legal Studies Tutor Scoresby, VIC
I believe that the two most important things a tutor can do for a student are a) help them find clarity through all the content thrown at them at school and b) discover a passion for the subject. I believe a good tutor will be able to narrow down what the student needs to learn in a way that allows them not to feel overwhelmed, and that a good…
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Michelle

Legal Studies Tutor Scoresby, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do are: Create a safe and encouraging space where students feel comfortable asking questions. Help students develop not just subject knowledge but also confidence and independent learning skills. Tailor lessons to the individual, recognising that every student learns differently. Encourage…
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Kripa

Legal Studies Tutor Scoresby, VIC
Set challenging yet attainable goals together and help them develop a love for learning. Introduce them to more than academics for a healthy use of time and foster a stronger mental health. Establish an environment of no judgement where they feel heard and safe to share their experiences. I am passionate about the next generation, incredibly…
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Dimitri

Legal Studies Tutor Springvale, VIC
Being able to personalise learning for each student, working with their strengths and encouraging confidence in their work. I believe it’s also important to encourage students independence in their work, by building their general skills in problem solving and studying to help benefit them long term Being able to adapt to different students…
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Ma Nicole

Legal Studies Tutor Caulfield, VIC
The most important thing would be to understand the Child's learning style...each Child learns at a unique pace and style. So the most important thing for me as a tutor,is to understand what is his or her learning style;so that I can fully support this. I'm very patient! I've worked with young Toddler all the way up to primary school Children so…
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Gavriel

Legal Studies Tutor Caulfield, VIC
The imperative role of a tutor is to listen and care for the student's concerns. When you are 1 on 1 with a student, they should feel comfortable to admit the academic challenges they are facing and trust that you are equipped to adapt to their needs. They should look forward to their interactions with you, as if they enjoy the tutoring sessions,…
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Tom

Legal Studies Tutor Balwyn North, VIC
Beyond teaching the student the core concepts behind a subject, I believe that the tutor can teach valuable study methods and techniques for exam preparation to help them achieve a better mark to reflect to their knowledge and understanding. I believe I am a naturally determined person, where if presented with a challenge I actively engage it.…
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Shreya

Legal Studies Tutor Brighton East, VIC
As a tutor, you play an important role in a student's mentality towards education. A tutor should aim to correct the "I can't do it" mindset that many students have into an "I can't do it now, but with some guidance and work I will be able to" mindset. But a tutor should also be able to help an already excelling student to achieve higher and to…

Local Reviews

I've had a wonderful experience with this tutoring service. It's so easy to connect with the team—whether you prefer picking up the phone or sending an email, the client service representatives are quick to respond. They provide a clear overview of expectations and requirements, and then you can sit back while they take care of matching your child with the right tutor. The convenience of having sessions at home, at a time that fits your schedule, really helps relieve the stress of managing other responsibilities. The trial session before committing makes it easy to ensure you're paired with the right person to meet your child's individual needs. After that, it's just a simple process to reallocate sessions and you're good to go—everyone's happy. I also appreciate the discount for paying upfront for sessions. The representatives are always easy to connect with, and they follow up to make sure everything is going smoothly. We've been really pleased with the tutors assigned to us, and it's clear the team takes time to carefully match tutors based on our needs. Overall, a great experience!
Georgia Chown, Mount Waverley

Inside Mount WaverleyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Jessica worked on plotting linear graphs, including handling multiple lines on a single Cartesian plane, and used real examples to understand gradients and intercepts.

In Year 10, Ryan focused on quadratic equations by practicing completing the square and explored graphing parabolas with dilations and translations.

For Year 12, Ethan revised differentiation techniques such as the chain, product, and quotient rules and applied these skills to solve application questions from past exam papers.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Specialist Maths, a student waited until the last day to complete homework on simultaneous equations, leading to forgotten steps and gaps in recall—"by which she has forgotten what we learned last week."

In VCE Methods revision, another learner avoided writing full working or using correct notation when tackling calculus and graphing tasks; equal signs and logical layout were often missing, making it harder to track errors or secure marks.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 session revealed distraction from mobile phones during lessons, with note-taking left incomplete and explanations needing extra time to land. The result: confusion lingers where clarity was needed most.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Mount Waverley noticed a big shift with one Year 11 student who, after weeks of hesitating to speak up, started asking for clarification whenever something was unclear—especially during tricky calculus problems.

Another high school student, previously overwhelmed by her school's approach, surprised herself by requesting extra homework at the end of the session and tackling it independently.

Meanwhile, a younger student showed real initiative: she now catches her own mistakes in maths without prompting and even laughs about "silly errors" instead of getting discouraged. Last week, she redid all her practice questions solo after reviewing the method together.

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 Monash Public Library Service—or at your child's school (with permission), like Holy Family School.