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Tutors in Watermans Bay include a specialist maths and science tutor with up to 20 students weekly and top 1% university standing, a school Dux with 98.3 ATAR and peer mentoring experience, an educator supporting K–6 learners, state-level academic award recipients, experienced youth mentors, and tutors with backgrounds in coaching, teaching, engineering, and psychology.

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Jayden

Physics Tutor Watermans Bay, WA
The most important things that a physics tutor can do for a student is teach the student what they want to learn in a way that they understand, since everyone learns differently and at a different rate. Also try to make learning the subject enjoyable and not a chore for the student. This is very important since if you want to learn something you…
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max

Physics Tutor Watermans Bay, WA
Provide improved understanding in the area. I have very high levels of knowledge in areas of Math's and sciences and have previously achieved high results in these…
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Zachary
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Zachary

Physics Tutor Watermans Bay, WA
Help them understand the core fundamentals to work out a question on their own and target their students I started off very weak in maths through the early years of highschool, so i understand the struggle kids have with not just not knowing how to do the math but the actual understandings of how to do it on its own. In Physics its what i love and…
Michael
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Michael

Physics Tutor Watermans Bay, WA
Make the student like the subject. To be able to inspire the student in his intellectual development. Converse with the student and be a friend and role model. Ability top communicate well. Ability to explain complex theories in simple terms (which requires extreme clarity in thought). Ability to assess the students current understanding and to…
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Dylan

Physics Tutor Carine, WA
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for their student is to show them that they have great potential, as well as leave them with invaluable lessons that they will call upon throughout the rest of their education journey. - I am young and I am a very social person, which means that building a rapport with young students comes very…
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Robert

Physics Tutor Sorrento, WA
To obviously help the students learn but to also guide and teach them how to transition into being less reliant on tutoring and more reliant on being able to teach themselves when learning new content in their future studies. I have strong strengths in maths( especially calculus) because I'm second year chemical engineering student ,so all maths…
Nicholas
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Nicholas

Physics Tutor Trigg, WA
I believe it depends highly on the students understanding and their level of education. However in saying this, the ability to create interest and enjoyment in a subject is the most important. As from my own experience enjoying a subject and being interested in the topic helps greatly in motivating a person to understand and achieve well in it. I…
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Daniyal

Physics Tutor Duncraig, WA
I think the most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is that, besides making every topic clear to them , but understand their pulse, help them recognise their weaknesses and strengths, and help them overcome their weaknesses, so that they can earn good grades and do not face difficulties during exams and I think besides teaching…
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Isabelle

Physics Tutor Duncraig, WA
The most important thing overall is that they improve their confidence in their ability through improving their skills in both the topics covered in the curriculum and improving their skill of learning as a whole. My strength is being able to change the method of communicating a topic/ method of teaching based on what each specific child responds…
Brooke
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Brooke

Physics Tutor Duncraig, WA
I believe encouragement is the most important thing a physics tutor can do. By focusing on what they have achieved rather then what they haven't, the children can gain a sense of self worth and achievement, making them more likely to want to learn more. By always being there to support them through difficult content, a tutor can develop trust with…
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Franco

Physics Tutor Karrinyup, WA
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to teach them how to solve problems. To approach problems logically and critically so that they can confidently solve problems (whether it be a maths or a physics problem) independently. From personal experience, my strengths involve: - Teaching independent thinking and problem…
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Matthew

Physics Tutor Hillarys, WA
I think the most important things a physics tutor can do for a student are to impart a confidence in the students ability to study and apply knowledge, and to guide them toward understanding the important concepts of the subjects they choose. I think my strengths as a tutor would be identifying key aspects of processes and methods, and relaying…
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Aaron

Physics Tutor Hillarys, WA
Be patient with the student and try different approaches to teaching Being patient and explaining concepts…
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Zarna

Physics Tutor Hillarys, WA
I think that teachers have to give time and give their best for kids.Teachers have to motivate every child so that children can achieve their goals easily. My strengths are Hardworking, motivating, team work, Active, smart, convincing and time management. I can take extra burden and work extra time for kids…
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Mahindu

Physics Tutor Scarborough, WA
The most important thing for a physics tutor to do is making the student feel in control of their learning and making sure they understand the relevant concepts with minimal hassle from either party. My strengths as a tutor are the fact that I can explain complex/difficult concept in a way that can be easily understood by the students. Also, due…
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Dashiel

Physics Tutor Doubleview, WA
I believe the most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to make the student want to study the subject, instead of relying on others for help. In other words, building a foundation of passion for the subject. I believe that my strengths are trying to get the student to not just repeat practice questions, but also try to…
Matthew
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Matthew

Physics Tutor Doubleview, WA
The important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is make them feel more confident about their abilities and knowledge. The more they can back them-self, the more they can be composed in a test environment, the better they perform in test conditions, the better their marks. Like a positive feedback loop, this will also increase…
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Jered

Physics Tutor Westminster, WA
Encourage them! Sometimes the issue isn't in the difficulty of the concept, but that they don't believe in themselves. I believe bringing the right attitude of positive reinforcement can really make a difference as well as demonstrating a ton of examples, so the student can establish a pattern. I believe everyone can be good at Maths. It just…
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Dung

Physics Tutor Westminster, WA
Make them feel grounded and comfortable in their present studies so that they may be prepared for the studies in future. This comes in tandem with teaching a guise of humility and realism of the student and their future endeavours. Humorous, empathetic, patient and the ability to apply a unique perspective if necessary. These qualities make it…
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Thien Huy

Physics Tutor Girrawheen, WA
For maths, I think the most important thing for students is to understand the concepts rather than just knowing the formula themselves. It really helps build the foundation to solve maths problems, especially in maths specialists which requires critical thinking. I feel like being their friend when I help them, so it doesn't make them feel…
Brian
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Brian

Physics Tutor Craigie, WA
Ensure they understand, enjoy and pass their subject. Good understanding of the subject and the ability to deliver in a manner that my students understand and enjoy…
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Priyank

Physics Tutor Woodlands, WA
As a physics tutor, My primary responsibility would be to build a positive relationship between my student and support them with their academic and/or mental weaknesses, in addition, my role would also include building their knowledge for the future and prepare them for their academic success ahead. In order to maximise their gain, I would build a…
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Pema

Physics Tutor Woodlands, WA
As I have mentioned in my strength, I consider that it is very important to be an easy person to interact with. It enables students to be comfortable with the tutor and clarify their doubts. It is also important for the tutor to do his homework before tutoring and understand the learning speed of the student. Tutors must not be boring and make…

Local Reviews

The help from our tutor had had an immediate impact on my son's understanding.
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Content Covered

Year 6 student Paige worked on converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages as well as practicing multiplication with decimals using recent test questions.

Year 10 Benji focused on finding equations of linear graphs, including midpoints and lengths of segments, and explored relationships between parallel and perpendicular lines.

For Year 11 Math Applications, exam-style questions were used to reinforce understanding of surface area and volume calculations for various shapes, ensuring application skills ahead of assessments.

Recent Challenges

Incomplete homework ("Did not do homework set") in Year 8 maths meant skills with midpoints and correlation weren't consolidated before moving on.

A Year 10 student was reluctant to write out full algebraic working, which made it easy to lose track of signs and steps; as a tutor noted, "He sometimes skips ahead but still writes what he did (e.g., 3x1, x/31/3)."

For a senior student in trigonometry, practicing only familiar types left gaps when questions were presented in new forms—he struggled when equations were rearranged or required recalling surd rules under pressure.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Watermans Bay noticed Benji, a high school student, went from needing regular guidance to independently answering every question on trigonometry proofs and adapting quickly to new graph types—a big step up from earlier sessions where he hesitated with unfamiliar problems.

Paige, also in high school, used to make repeated mistakes simplifying fractions but now catches and corrects errors herself after some prompting, showing real self-reliance.

Meanwhile, a younger student was thrilled when they nearly finished their homework during the lesson and started volunteering answers instead of waiting for hints.

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 Duncraig Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Marmion Primary School.