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Tanya

Economics Tutor Williams Landing, VIC
Be a mentor!! This means listening to students and their pain points and helping them overcome them in order to achieve the best possible academic growth possible Time management. Emotional intelligence, patient,…
Simran
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Simran

Economics Tutor Truganina, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help students understand the concept, help the student overcome challenges when learning a new concept and to help the student to overcome any anxiety that comes with learning. The strengths I have are patience, empathy, and communication. I am patient when teaching students, and I can…
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Matthew
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Matthew

Economics Tutor Seabrook, VIC
Support the students no matter how much they struggle, constantly check in on their understanding and their concentration, share their own experiences and struggles with students and form a connection with the students so that they can trust the tutor and be more open on their academic struggles. I have been tutored before and experienced several…
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srishti

Economics Tutor Seabrook, VIC
A tutor should be polite and should never get mad at students as being a student they don't know the things and they come to the tutor for learning. so, the tutor should first understand the student as different students have different minds (sharp and slow) and then teach them according to their requirements. I am a good listener and speaker and…
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Jobelle

Economics Tutor Seabrook, VIC
There are a lot of important things that a tutor can do for a student and these are the following: -be professional -be friendly and approachable -be a good listener -always acknowledge individual differences of each students -be flexible -teach students how to learn effectively because as a tutor our ultimate goal is to help the student…
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Sushmita

Economics Tutor Truganina, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do is creating a supportive learning environment that motivates and encourages students, while also providing a proper guidance to ensure their excellence in their field. As a tutor, my strength lies in effective communication abilities, empathetic approach, and a strong sense of…
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Wihanga

Economics Tutor Wyndham Vale, VIC
In my opinion its important to buildup a strong mutual connection with the student and identify his/her individual needs(learning style, weak points etc). And to build confidence in students mind for the weaker subjects through clarifying the concepts and promoting critical thinking in students mind. Communication skills, understanding about the…
Snigdhashiloh Alladi
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Snigdhashiloh Alladi

Economics Tutor Tarneit, VIC
Create a safe and conducive environment. Explaining concepts in depth with real life…
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Abdur

Economics Tutor Hoppers Crossing, VIC
A tutor's most important actions include building a strong foundation in fundamental concepts, tailoring teaching to individual needs, providing clear explanations, encouraging critical thinking, offering constructive feedback, setting realistic goals, instilling confidence, developing effective study habits, cultivating a positive learning…
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Sahil

Economics Tutor Tarneit, VIC
A tutor can do: 1. Identify areas for improvement: The very first thing a tutor should do for their students is to identify which skills they need to work on. For example: communication or any algebraic formula. 2. Problem-solving: A tutor should have the ability to identify a problem and create solutions, contributes to a beneficial tutoring…
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Neha

Economics Tutor Wyndham Vale, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to leave a positive impact on the student. I can quickly grasp the learning and studying techniques of a student and can adapt my teaching accordingly. A tutor should be understanding, knowledgeable, patient and hard working to help improve the lives of its students. Having completed my…
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Saim

Economics Tutor Point Cook, VIC
To foster independence. To instill problem solving skills rather then spoon-feed. To increase self confidence in students and self belief to tackle any situation and problem. Self learning and prioritizing. An active listener as I believe it is important to understand the problems faced by a child in order to help and tutor them…
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Kaushalya

Economics Tutor Point Cook, VIC
Guiding them to achieve desired outcomes Friendliness Understanding Active listening Team work…
Oliver
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Oliver

Economics Tutor Point Cook, VIC
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be a mentor. While not only teaching them what they have be taught, but also being someone that they look up to several things and someone that they strive to learn from. Thats my leading by example as a tutor is important to make sure you are someone they look up to. Having a mentor…
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Rifka

Economics Tutor Tarneit, VIC
If student is scared of subject I love to present it in an easy way. Patience…
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Farheen

Economics Tutor Point Cook, VIC
1-Help them gain confidence in themselves 2- Bring out the best in them 3- Alligning them with whats going on in the classroom 4-communication and openness 5- correspondence with parents 6-adaptibilty 7-humbleness and acceptance(when students dont benefit from tutors delivery,they should be able to modify their methods and tools) As a…
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Manan

Economics Tutor Tarneit, VIC
A tutor should be able to not only nourish a student's learning experience, but challenge that student to push their boundaries to achieve the best result possible. Everyone learns differently, and identifying how certain students learn will also allow me to provide the best possible lesson. I personally, have attended professional tutoring…
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Yagna

Economics Tutor Point Cook, VIC
An exemplary tutor or teacher is the one who does not just teach for the sake of doing the work but he should try to discover the problems and issues that his students are facing and try to be adaptive to new ways that may cater the queries of students. Also he should be friendly and welcoming to criticisms from his students, which is a driving…
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Vanshika

Economics Tutor Tarneit, VIC
I think that the most important thing for any tutor can do for their students is ensure that they are understanding the concepts. Moreover, I feel that it is really necessary for tutors to teach at students' pace of understanding instead of students learning at tutor's pace. Apart from this, tutors should create an environment where students dont…
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Jay

Economics Tutor Point Cook, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to connect with them on a deeper level, going beyond just tutoring. Establishing a strong rapport and understanding the student's individual needs and challenges allows for a more personalized and effective learning experience. By building this connection, a tutor can become a mentor,…
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Amandeep

Economics Tutor Tarneit, VIC
Honest Flexible Motivated Patient…
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Harsukham

Economics Tutor Tarneit, VIC
I think according to me the most important thing for a tutor is to make his/her students satisfied with the topic taught. The tutor should focus on making his/her student understand the basic of the concepts and making their foundations strong. I am really patient and can understand the whole depth of the problem that my student…
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Karishma

Economics Tutor Point Cook, VIC
Explain them in a way that they understand since each student have different IQ level We can share knowledge which is helpful for their growth in…

Local Reviews

Dwight is an excellent tutor, who is very astute, capable and intelligent. He has helped my son immensely with his maths, considering in November last year he failed his maths exam - 15%, and when he sat the exam for Year 10 Math in June, he got a score of 83% - and A. He is exceptional. I would have no hesitation recommending him or your company to any one who is looking for tutoring. Dwight has built up a rapore with Jordan , who now feels more confident when attempting new topics in maths.
Kim Mckertish, Hoppers Crossing

Inside WerribeeTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Emily worked on a comparative essay for Romeo and Juliet and Footloose, using a table to explore key themes and prompts.

Year 11 student Noah reviewed The Women of Troy by mapping out themes in a recap table and completed exercises on synonyms and antonyms to strengthen analytical vocabulary.

Meanwhile, Year 5 student Olivia incorporated spelling words into sentences and practiced grammar skills focused on the correct use of "to," "too," and "two."

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 English, messy handwriting and frequent crossing out ("Handwriting became messy towards the end") made it difficult to read answers, especially on worksheets where capital letters were often misplaced.

A Year 10 student's persuasive essay planning suffered from overthinking and not getting ideas down quickly—"Needs to be able to put ideas on paper without overthinking"—resulting in unfinished introductions.

For a senior assessment (SAC), one Year 11 student struggled with time management, submitting work a page short and missing review sections. This left arguments underdeveloped and key criteria unaddressed by the submission deadline.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Werribee noticed a Year 9 student who used to freeze when faced with written tasks now gets her main ideas down on paper quickly and takes a clear stance in persuasive responses without prompting.

In a recent Year 11 session, one student managed time more independently during SAC preparation—he chose his own essay topic, recalled relevant text details from memory, and jotted down arguments efficiently.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner who'd previously rushed through spelling has started double-checking his work for errors before handing it in, correcting several mistakes on his own last lesson.

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 Werribee Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like SEDA College (Victoria) - AFL - Werribee.