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Viren

Info Processing Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
Aa s tutor i will establish the student's learning style so that they are able to present information in a way that has the greatest effect. One of the most essential ingredients for success and improvement. As a good tutor will take the time to connect meaningfully with the student and their family. 16years of Business experience. Master of…
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Rod

Info Processing Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
A tutor can engender a sense of self respect and a more positive attitude in students. They have the ability to increase their confidence in specific education subjects in a very competitive world. I believe tutors are able to lift the self esteem of students and remove that extra stress from the every day school life Being able to relate to the…
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Bryan

Info Processing Tutor Carrara, QLD
Soft skills, not only things you learn from a book, being a tutor is more than being a teacher, is being also a mentor. Empathy, my upbringing, my skill…
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Jeremias

Info Processing Tutor Molendinar, QLD
More than the knowledge, I think the most important things we can share to the students are the good values and motivation for them to go on their studies despite any academic challenges they may encounter. Empathetic, flexible to any personality of the students and…
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Brodie

Info Processing Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
The most import thing a tutor can realise is that everyone has different expectations and preferences for learning and those criteria need to be what shapes how you teach individual students. Just as importantly however, you need to be constantly searching for the root of the problem your student is having; -Is their basic math knowledge…
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Nelini Chamali

Info Processing Tutor Robina, QLD
I can design games using Ka hoot to recap the things that I taught. I can assist them in resolving their questions and help with their homework if needed. I can be so friendly with them. Especially, grade 5-10 students. I have a lot of patience and friendliness I can teach the same thing many times if needed. I like to use some games and…
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Joshua

Info Processing Tutor Bundall, QLD
I think to build a relationship and to find the best ways for the student to learn. There are no right or wrong ways to learn and everyone is different, so finding that way is very important. I am a good listener and very patient as I know how hard things are to learn for the first time. I am also quite knowledgeable in most stem subjects, and I…
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Thiago

Info Processing Tutor Mermaid Waters, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is being able to empathise and put themselves in the shoes of their pupil. This allows the tutor to help the student more effectively and create a better connection which will facilitate the learning process. I have very strong fundamentals in the subjects I tutor, therefore, I am able to…
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Keegan

Info Processing Tutor Varsity Lakes, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is observe and listen to the problems the student is having and adapt the teaching style to suit. I'm patient, understanding and I work hard to present a lesson that's logical and easy to…
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Eli

Info Processing Tutor Varsity Lakes, QLD
A tutor should be personable for each student they teach, they should give each student a genuine connection and understand the tendencies of each student. It is fundamental for a tutor to understand the methods that their students use to naturally gain an understanding; the tutor subsequently forges their approaches around this method. I have…
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Yashodhya

Info Processing Tutor Varsity Lakes, QLD
One of the most important thing a tutor can do is reinforcing the student. That is really vital in teaching, positive reinforcements such as praising all the time and encouraging. One of my main strengths are being able to understand the child. I often relate to my experiences and understand them, and I have patience to teach…

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Content Covered

Year 11 student Milly worked through financial maths problems including calculating interest, monthly losses, and discounted bills using practice exam questions.

In Year 12, Iliya focused on English by editing a persuasive speech about the legal drinking age, with emphasis on imagery and grammar for better flow.

For Year 9, Archie completed homework on selected times tables (3's, 5's, 7's, and 11's) and tackled place value challenges such as identifying the value of digits in large numbers.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student preparing for trigonometry exams had trouble understanding where exact values on the unit circle came from; as one tutor noted, "visual explanations were missing at school, so she was unsure about formulas' origins." This meant she hesitated to use formulas confidently in complex questions.

In Year 8 maths, a student often left their textbook or charged laptop at home, leading to delays while alternative materials were found.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 learner needed repeated reminders to write down rules and steps rather than relying on memory—this slowed problem-solving and increased uncertainty when tackling new question types.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Tallai noticed that Archie, a primary student, now recognises when he's made a mistake with place value and calmly uses it as a guide to correct his work, rather than getting frustrated like before.

In Year 11 maths, Mia had previously been unsure about logarithms but is now able to confidently convert between log and exponential forms—even managing quadratic expressions after targeted practice.

Meanwhile, Lily, who was initially hesitant with matrix operations in senior maths, worked through problems like 2A–B independently by the end of her session and accurately used matrix notation 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 Mudgeeraba Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Gilston State School.