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Tutors in Airport West include a seasoned classroom teacher with experience across Australia, the U.S., and Japan; a Lowther Hall scholar with a 99.45 ATAR and national competition honors; university-level science and engineering tutors; Kumon-trained instructors; peer mentors; maths Olympiad awardees; STEM outreach leaders; and experienced K–12 specialists in both academic and creative fields.

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Tanisha

Physics Tutor Parkville, VIC
Treat each student as an individual person. The same methods of tutoring might not apply on the other. Moreover patience is necessary. Tutors should maintain a pace comfortable for the student. Tutors should be humble enough to admit if they don't know few answers and should be able to research and provide the answers to the student. I learn…
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RANDALL

Physics Tutor Flemington, VIC
The willingness to help and to commit time, energy, and patience. If the tutor is doing for the sake of doing, it shows the lack of commitment. I truly believe that teaching is a passion-driven job. Students will know your desire and commitment. One of my strength is my willingness to go down to the students' level rather than expecting the…
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Aiman
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Aiman

Physics Tutor West Footscray, VIC
I consider developing their ways of thinking towards a point that they can lead themselves, linking reality problems with the teaching materials, listening to their needs and guiding students to know their future opportunities are the most important things a tutor can do. I am currently studying Master of Engineering Structural at the University…
ANANTHAKRISHNAN
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ANANTHAKRISHNAN

Physics Tutor Albion, VIC
I believe that the three most important things that a tutor can do for a student, perhaps the only important things which a teacher should do, are to make students curious about what they are learning and appreciate the beauty of what they are learning by developing a way of thinking of their own. I understand and appreciate the beauty and depth…
Ma Kristina
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Ma Kristina

Physics Tutor Sunshine, VIC
The most important thing in teaching is to make the student believe that they will surpass any goals they set their minds into. Level communication in a way the students will be comfortable to interact with. It will be best if the students seek out help and teachers guide them into analyzing the problem themselves. This is when students start to…
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Mohammad Radian

Physics Tutor West Footscray, VIC
Tutor not only teaches you one certain subject they have the ability to teach a different lifestyle. This for me is the most important thing. My motto is, “Train up a child in the way he/she should go; and when he/she is old, he/she will not depart from it" Being patient has always been my best friend. As a tutor you need to be patient as well…
Ravi
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Ravi

Physics Tutor Sunshine, VIC
Bring a slightest change in their understanding. I am able to guide students to approach a topic in a different but a simple way with which difficult topics would be easy to…
Hasan Mohammad Abdul
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Hasan Mohammad Abdul

Physics Tutor Sunshine, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster a supportive and encouraging learning environment, tailor their teaching approach to meet the student's individual needs, and build the student's confidence in their abilities. Additionally, a tutor should provide clear explanations, offer constructive feedback, and inspire a…
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Amjed

Physics Tutor Sunshine, VIC
As a previous student, one thing i realized that differentiated good tutors from mediocre ones is their ability to connect with me. As a shy person, I only felt comfortable asking questions to tutors that I was connected to. And so, I believe that the most important thing for tutors is to try to form a rapport relationship with their students, as…
Karl Jerome
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Karl Jerome

Physics Tutor Sunshine, VIC
A tutor's most important role is to provide personalized support and encouragement to students. By tailoring their approach to individual needs, clarifying concepts, and promoting critical thinking, tutors help build students' confidence and foster a positive learning environment. Regular feedback, setting realistic goals, and using engaging…
Harshil
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Harshil

Physics Tutor Sunshine, VIC
In my opinion successful tutors build strong, personal relationships with their students. Also tutors listen and communicate early and often with parents and teachers. I am the type pf person who is willing to put as much as effort as possible to get the student satisfactory grades. I am also kind and doesn't get furstrated when…
Weam
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Weam

Physics Tutor Albion, VIC
A tutor should understand the students needs and find a way to deliver information based on the students personality. Every student is different and every case should be treated differently. My strength as a tutor are but not limited to: - Effective communication methods; - Delivering information in a smooth understandable technique; and -…
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Deki

Physics Tutor West Footscray, VIC
As a tutor, its main responsibility is to make each and every student of the class understand what we teach through various means. we should make ourselves sure that the students possess good knowledge and be ready for the next higher grade. My biggest strength as a tutor is I have utmost interest in the filed of teaching and I love to share what…
Jessica
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Jessica

Physics Tutor Footscray, VIC
I believe it is the confidence that tutors can develop in their students, so that the stress and nervousness is lessened when it comes to taking the end-of-year exams, or even just a simple test. Also, to be able to cultivate an understanding and mutual relationship with the student so that there is no shyness or hesitation when it comes to asking…
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S M Mustahsin

Physics Tutor Albion, VIC
I think besides helping a student with his/her academics, a tutor can act as a role model for him/her or someone he/she can look up to. A tutor can not only provide academic assistance but also can broadens a student's outlook in many ways by sharing with him/her many stories,news and also giving an idea about manners and ethics as well. The most…
Mahawattage Don
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Mahawattage Don

Physics Tutor Travancore, VIC
Helping students stay on the right path and become the best version of themselves I am calm, responsible, and hardworking, which helps me guide and support students effectively in their…
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Udhai

Physics Tutor Travancore, VIC
Teach him how to think. I think that is the most valuable thing I can bring to the table. Decomplexify topics. Ability to share my ideas. Ability to provoke my student to come up with their own solutions. Vast knowledge of different domains allows me to connect the dots, so to speak, for my…
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Kritika

Physics Tutor St Albans, VIC
Making him understand that nothing is impossible. Motivated the students is must. When they will start believing in themselves they will surely be successful in life. Very dedicated. Patient and calm Optimistic and enthusiastic. I love to teach, i never get bored in this work.This is my passion. I am very patient and always ready to tell…
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Tunde

Physics Tutor Coburg, VIC
A teacher must be able to impart knowledge to his/her students. Its not only good that a tutor should have a good command of his core area of specialty, he/she must also be able to pass the knowledge across in a way the students will comprehend. Ability to come down to the level of my student and create an enabling environment for them to have a…
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Marcus

Physics Tutor West Footscray, VIC
Make them enjoy studying more, and imbue them with better study practices. Many students suffer from math anxiety or procrastination issues which hamper the effort they already put in. I'm quite patient and very willing to continually sit on a topic or point with a student until they fully understand it - which often happens for topics that are…
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Shabana Thahaseen

Physics Tutor Fawkner, VIC
Helping students fall in love with learning is the most important thing a tutor can do for a student instilling academic achievement in students as an early step. Patience is my epitome of success as listening ears and patient talk is all that's required for effective…
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Zakarya

Physics Tutor Fawkner, VIC
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster a deep understanding of the subject matter and to build the student's confidence in their own abilities. It's crucial to create a learning environment where students feel safe to ask questions, make mistakes, and explore different solutions. Personalizing lessons to…
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Taaha

Physics Tutor Fawkner, VIC
Helping my students to gain a capacity to solve more questions by themself is the most important thing. At the end of the day, the understanding of the students are judged through the marks of their exam which they have to tackle by themselves. I won't be beside them during their assessments so I want to ensure that they have the ability to answer…

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Inside Airport WestTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Ava revised solving linear equations involving brackets and multiple x terms, and practiced rearranging equations into y = mx + c for graphing.

In Year 10, Daniel focused on statistics by identifying mean, median, mode, outliers and constructing boxplots using a CAS calculator with real data sets.

Meanwhile, Year 4 student Annabelle worked on multiplication tables and applied spelling strategies during reading aloud to strengthen both numeracy and literacy skills.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Physics, one student struggled with choosing the correct reference frame for projectile motion and occasionally copied calculator answers incorrectly, particularly decimals—"needs to practice being more careful when transcribing answers from the calculator to the paper."

In Year 10 Maths, skipping written steps in algebra meant sign errors went unnoticed until much later.

For a Year 7 student, homework was left incomplete after an illness; this break disrupted his recall of area and perimeter rules during revision.

In primary years, over-reliance on calculators or "rushing" through reading led to misread words or missed grammar cues, leaving comprehension gaps mid-story.

Recent Achievements

One Airport West tutor noticed that a Year 11 student who used to skip steps when simplifying surds is now carefully writing out each stage, which helps him avoid confusion and stay organised through multi-step problems.

In Year 10, another student who often hesitated to check calculator work has started using her intuition to spot errors and will now double-check large calculations independently instead of waiting for guidance.

Meanwhile, in primary school, Annabelle began applying fractions from her lesson to everyday life—before the session ended, she was already describing her lunch in fractions and explaining her thinking unprompted.

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 Moonee Valley Libraries—or at your child's school (with permission), like Essendon Keilor College-Niddrie Campus.