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Tutors in Albion include a 3-year private maths specialist with an OP1 and university medal wins, a Brisbane Grammar School subject awardee, a NumberWorks'nWords tutor for preschool to Year 10, an Olympiad and National Chemistry Quiz top 1% achiever, experienced special needs aides, and several UQ/QUT engineering and science high-achievers.

Gabriel
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Gabriel

Tutor Herston, QLD
As a tutor, what I believe to be important for a student is the ability to not only push but to better the student in their schooling career. My years of high school were spent with teachers who picked favourites and let me fade into the background. As a tutor, I would enjoy seeing the potential in someone and letting them see that for themselves.…
Tiffany
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Tiffany

Tutor Herston, QLD
To try to understand what students don't clear and to be patient to explain to them. On the other hand,i think patient, caring and friendly is also important. As a student who studying communication, communication skills with people will be my strength as a tutor. Communicating and understanding what students' questions and explained clearly to…
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Holli
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Holli

Tutor Herston, QLD
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is offering unconditional support while teaching kids. Children need a secure, calm, and nurturing environment to help them grow, so I believe offering these traits to kids while tutoring them is so important. To be a successful tutor, they have to possess qualities in which assists…
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Faiyaz

Tutor Herston, QLD
The first and most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to help them improve in academics. Tutor can possibly make the content much easier for the students to understand that would help them achieve good grades. Other than academics, it is also important that students build up other skills, like, time management, managing…
Tshewang
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Tshewang

Tutor Herston, QLD
It is important for tutor to teach them how to learn, rather than disseminating the information. Tutor should be in a position to come up with various pedagogies to suit the students learning style. Teaching and learning is a contextual in terms cognition, emotion and type of learner. Therefore it is important to adopt a pedagogy to suite the…
Kasun
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Kasun

Tutor Herston, QLD
• Peer Learning and Interactive Teaching • Assessment Review and Guidance • Daily Homework and Monthly Revision • Supervision of classroom work • Pre-preparation to Exams • Weekly Feedback on student's progress • Time management and goal planning • Parental Involvement in student's school work • Exposure to practical…
Chimmy
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Chimmy

Tutor Kedron, QLD
The most important action that a teacher can do is to step into student's shoe while approaching a problem and try to find solutions with limited information and skills that the student's have. If needed (if it is a complete necessary), add few more concepts to strengthen their step towards a problem Approach solutions for a problem in different…
Athul
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Athul

Tutor Herston, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can provide to his/her students is knowledge. And should treat each student equally, and have a mentality to help whenever a student needs it. As a tutor first of all I try to understand each and every students sitting before me. This way it helps me to guide each one of them to the right path. Iam very friendly…
Mustafa
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Mustafa

Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
The most crucial aspects of effective tutoring involve personalised learning, providing clear explanations tailored to individual needs, fostering critical thinking skills, and building student confidence. A tutor should adapt teaching methods to accommodate varied learning styles, offer straightforward explanations, encourage independent…
Pavani
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Pavani

Tutor Wavell Heights, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is providing support and guidance, and helping them develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Additionally, effective communication, patience, and the ability to adapt teaching methods to suit individual learning styles are crucial for a tutor to help students reach their full…
Julio
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Julio

Tutor New Farm, QLD
I think that the most important thing a tutor can do is to teach perseverance and adaptability, because sometimes, the only thing you need to do to learn something new or that you struggle with, is just to change your perspective a little. I think I can inspire others by showing how fun can it be to discover how things works and how everything is…
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Abhishek

Tutor Stafford, QLD
The most important thing I feel for a tutor is to be a good listener and a communicator. For me, I feel it is very important to listen to your learners, to know where they stand and effectively communicate back to them which is important as it gives an opportunity to engage and build a relationship with your learners. It is also important to make…
David
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David

Tutor Newmarket, QLD
-listen carefully to understand student's perspective -reassure that many problems are not as difficult as they first appear -where possible make the content interesting and immersive -work to grow the students confidence -patience, thinking of creative approaches to explain problems, depth of knowledge, friendly…
Chelsea
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Chelsea

Tutor Wavell Heights, QLD
Believing in the student and knowing them well is extremely valuable. If you are aware of a students particular learning style and their struggles and strengths then it will become easier to cater for their needs and to adjust instructional strategies to make learning more accessible. It is also important for tutors to know the content and be…
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Earrika

Tutor Wavell Heights, QLD
- make sure they understand the concept and the foundation of the topic very well. - help them pass and ace their test. - understand their mindset and personality so that you can teach them more efficiently. I can explain topic in different term to create an easy understanding for students. Plus i can provide a study methods and techniques to…
Marian
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Marian

Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make them stand on their own feet. A tutor should be able to make their mentee confident in learning, understanding, and applying their lessons on their own. It's also important for a tutor to establish a good rapport with the student and make them feel comfortable. I always consider the…
Nataly
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Nataly

Tutor Wavell Heights, QLD
Easily explain the topic and at the same time understand if this is complicated for them. Let them understand that the topic is important. For example, we apply mathematics everywhere and unconsciously we solve equations. Encourage them every moment. I am very patient and I can notice when my student does not understand. I try to find another way…
PRAKRITI
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PRAKRITI

Tutor Fortitude Valley, QLD
A tutor can shape a student's life by guiding them in the correct direction. I have a friendly nature that helps me to get comfortable with students and interact with them in a more interactive way that makes them comfortable to share their problems and…
Pajani
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Pajani

Tutor Newmarket, QLD
On top of efficiently solving problems, a tutor should be able to explain to the students why it is that they are doing what they are doing. A tutor should explain why are they studying a particular topic in mathematics and what is its application. Finally, a tutor should be able to make the student enjoy what they are doing and make students look…
Jordan
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Jordan

Tutor Stafford Heights, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is teaching the student to adapt to and overcome any and all learning challenges by looking at a problem from all angles. I believe in a laissez-faire teaching style, which puts more responsibility on the student to identify their mistakes and overcome whilst giving hints when they could be…
Savita
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Savita

Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
Helping a student understand their studies a lot better. Promoting self-sufficiency and independent thinker. Enabling them to feel confident and less stressed. I try to explain, the funerals, behind important concepts I am to be very resourceful, when it comes to studying such as access different study guides and textbooks or different study…
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Hannah

Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to thoroughly understand the student's struggles and to provide their services in a way that best suits the student so they are able to reap the most benefits out of the sessions. I believe my key strengths as a tutor would be that I have a casual and welcoming manner, allowing…
Naomi
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Naomi

Tutor Newmarket, QLD
Believing in your student has to be one of the most important things a tutor can do as you help the student know that nothing is impossible and they can do it all. I also think patience is also important as everyone learns differently and at various paces. I believe I am easy to communicate with. In terms of communicating with parents, my…

Local Reviews

I highly recommend Gabriel as a tutor, he is very passionate about teaching maths and Jett has a wonderful rapport with him.
Julie

Inside AlbionTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Amber practised converting between kilograms, grams, and other units, along with long division and understanding place value.

In Year 10, Liam focused on surface area problems from Chapter 6D and E and also reviewed key trigonometry applications for non-right-angled triangles using exam prep questions.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Daniel worked through anti-differentiation and differentiation concepts for his assignment, as well as tackled graphing sinusoidal functions like cosine and sine from Chapter 5.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student working on piece-wise functions needed extra practice breaking down complex, multi-step problems; as a tutor noted, "figuring out areas of tricky shapes required careful reading to avoid missing key details."

In Year 9, there was confusion converting units and identifying which formula applied in surface area tasks, sometimes leading to skipped sides or misapplied calculations.

For a Year 4 student, not knowing times tables made it difficult to attempt multiplication questions—"she couldn't do much multiplication practice since she doesn't know the times tables of any numbers yet," wrote one tutor. This slowed progress through longer division and multi-step problems.

Recent Achievements

One Albion tutor noted a high school student who, after weeks of confusion with trigonometric functions, independently calculated B and C values for sine and cosine graphs—a real shift from needing step-by-step prompts.

Another secondary student, previously hesitant to tackle complex worded problems, started breaking down multi-step surface area questions on her own and explained her reasoning aloud without waiting for reassurance.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who would often guess at answers now double-checks his working when converting decimals to fractions and consistently arranges numbers in order before moving on.

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 Hamilton Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Margaret's Anglican Girls School.