Winwill's tutors include a university-trained teacher and school volleyball coach, an English mentor with international classroom experience, a seasoned private English tutor who's coached competition winners, a PhD-awarded biotechnology researcher, and passionate STEM graduates—offering students access to proven educators, academic high-achievers, and inspiring subject specialists across all year levels.
Ezy math tutoring took my request seriously of having a female qualified teacher with the time that suited my daughter. My daughter has been with this company for 3 years and her marks are from the highest in her year. The tutor's are very polite and respectful. You get a briefing on how your child is progressing every few weeks via email. I highly recommend this companyFD
Year 5 student Amaya focused on basic integer operations and multiplication tables, as well as tackling word problems involving rates and ratios.
For Year 8, Ethan worked through simplifying ratios and solving mean, median, and mode questions using real data sets.
In Year 11, Sam reviewed annuities in financial maths—exploring compound interest calculations—and practised balancing redox reactions for chemistry by identifying oxidised and reduced species.
A Year 10 student "had not done any of the homework assigned," which meant class time was spent revisiting old material instead of building new skills for exams.
In Year 12, a student struggled to organize notes across chapters—rates and ratios were strong, but other topics lacked structure, making revision scattered and inefficient.
For a Year 8 learner, messy working and skipping steps in algebra hid sign errors; as one tutor noted, "it's still hard to get him to write down every step."
Meanwhile, a Year 4 student found it difficult to apply memorized multiplication facts when word problems became more complex.
Consistently double-checks his work, leading to far fewer errors in exam prep for a Year 12 student who had struggled with careless mistakes.
In a recent session, another high schooler showed new independence by seeking teacher feedback on his assignment and discussing the data from his calculations—something he previously avoided.
Meanwhile, a younger student who used to skip steps has begun showing all working out on paper without reminders, especially during tricky maths problems.
Last session, she finished her homework before arriving and confidently read her answers aloud.
