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Seahampton's tutors include a 13-year veteran English teacher with international classroom expertise, an award-winning university lab demonstrator and high school Dux (ATAR 97.4), experienced K–12 maths and science specialists, accomplished peer mentors and youth leaders, published student authors, and top-achieving graduates from Merewether High and Newcastle University.

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Shriya

Info Processing Tutor Maryland, NSW
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to foster confidence in their students to independently learn and build confidence in their skills. A tutor should also be able to inspire curiosity so that students become better learners in their field and ask questions. Lastly, the tutor should be flexible to personalise the…
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Kranti

Info Processing Tutor Birmingham Gardens, NSW
1. Understanding the points they are actually struggling with and helping them to overcome that. 2. Building Confidence 3. Inspire and Motivate 4. Foster Critical Thinking I can make people understand the concepts in an easy and systematic way. I am approachable. A good Listener to understand where the student actually…
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Madhur

Info Processing Tutor Birmingham Gardens, NSW
The most important things I can do for a student are to build their confidence, make learning clear and approachable, and support them in reaching their full potential My strength as a tutor is my ability to explain complex concepts in a simple, relatable way, making learning easier and more enjoyable for…
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Jude Alphonse Savio

Info Processing Tutor Fletcher, NSW
I believe if I can make a difference in the student's life such that they are at a better place from when I began teaching them and If I am actually able to see quantifiable results. Then it's really a win win for the both of us. I have very good foundational knowledge on things I prepare to teach. I have very good communication skills which makes…
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Kiran

Info Processing Tutor Birmingham Gardens, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are fostering a deep understanding of the subject, providing personalized guidance, boosting confidence, and encouraging critical thinking and problem-solving skills. My strengths as a tutor include vast knowledge on a wide range of topics, patience in explaining concepts, adapting to…
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Aditi

Info Processing Tutor Birmingham Gardens, NSW
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student go beyond just teaching the subject. A tutor should build their confidence, encourage critical thinking, and provide constant support and motivation. It’s also essential to foster independence while ensuring that students always feel supported and know they can seek guidance…
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Dushyant

Info Processing Tutor Birmingham Gardens, NSW
Be patient and know students current knowledge/level and try to reach that level and explain the concepts. I can adopt different approaches and am hard…
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Richard

Info Processing Tutor Shortland, NSW
The biggest thing would be to help students understand that ignorance is not failure. Just because they don't know something "basic", that does not mean they are worse than others, or are stupider, or are not going to succeed. It simply means they were not taught in a way that makes sense to them. This could be for a number of reasons, and not…
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Shreya

Info Processing Tutor Jesmond, NSW
Make sure that the student is comfortable with your way of teaching and is actively involved. Tutoring is not only about jabbering stuff even though the student doesn’t understand a single thing. You have to take it slow and steady until your student is confident enough and can explain the same concept back to you even well. - calmness…

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We found Rishabh to be very professional, reliable and prompt in replying to correspondence
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Content Covered

Year 7 student Lucy practised converting between mixed numbers and improper fractions, then worked through adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators.

Year 10 student James focused on non-right angled trigonometry, bearings, and tackled challenging questions from past exam papers to consolidate his understanding.

For Year 12, Hannah revised key organic chemistry concepts including hydrocarbons, IUPAC nomenclature, and the functional groups of haloalkanes and alcohols, reviewing naming conventions and structures in preparation for upcoming assessments.

Recent Challenges

In Year 10, she struggled to answer exam-style questions and lost confidence when faced with longer or more complex wording, which meant she hesitated even on familiar algebra.

For a Year 12 student working with Normal Distribution problems, over-reliance on the formula sheet left her stuck when trick questions required outside-the-box thinking.

As a tutor noted about a Year 8 session, she often gets the variable signs mixed up when doing algebra, causing repeated errors and slow progress.

During a Year 5 lesson, lack of focus during data-heavy worded problems led to missed key information and incomplete answers.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Seahampton recently saw a Year 12 student who had been struggling with simultaneous equations finally tackle both methods independently, where before they needed step-by-step prompting.

Another high school student who often hesitated to try advanced algebraic questions started working through problems on her own and asked for extra practice instead of waiting for guidance.

In primary sessions, one younger student who previously rushed through work now pauses to double-check answers, managing to finish all fifty assigned exercise questions carefully without skipping any.

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 Sugar Valley Library, kirantakamyari—or at your child's school (with permission), like West Wallsend Public School.