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Tutors in Aspley include a former school Dux and ATAR 98.85 graduate, a UQ Advanced Science student with an ATAR of 98.65 and multiple subject prizes, experienced K–12 classroom teachers and aides, academic mentors, Olympiad and competition awardees, peer tutors, STEM undergraduates, and specialists in early childhood education and learning support.

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Jay

Tutor Brendale, QLD
Make learning fun and engaging. I am very encouraging, kind and understanding.…
Mackenzie
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Mackenzie

Tutor Enoggera, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is inspire and motivate. While these seem like simple elements, in successfully doing so, the tutor has essentially altered the learning experiences for the student from that moment onwards. The student is then able to develop their confidence in their subjects, push to achieve their goals,…
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Emma
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Emma

Tutor Grange, QLD
Build a trust with the student in order to make sure that they are comfortable with asking questions and saying they need help. Helping and encouraging the student when they are having difficulties. Create a love for learning that helps them beyond their schooling and allows them to successful in their future careers. Make sure that they…
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Ginevra

Tutor Lutwyche, QLD
Guiding them to conceptualize their academic learning which will help guide them in life as a whole I have a flexible timetable, I am very patient, and understanding, but I like to plan out a child's learning. I like to make sure that during tutoring lessons, my students have conceptualized the prevailing…
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Muhammad Umair

Tutor Lutwyche, QLD
I believe that some of the most important things I consider for a student include: Providing personalized attention: One of the main advantages of tutoring is that it allows for one-on-one interaction between the tutor and the student. A great tutor takes advantage of this and tailors their approach to meet the individual needs of each…
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Jaz

Tutor Clayfield, QLD
I think the most important things a tutor can do is listen to the student, engage in a manner that makes learning fun, and encourage the student to succeed. My strengths are identifying different ways a child can learn and helping them understand something in a way that makes to…
David
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David

Tutor Enoggera, 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…
Rodrigo
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Rodrigo

Tutor Windsor, QLD
Encourage the students to read more frequently, be more aware of the determined topics we've seen in class during their daily routines, incentive them to use technological tools available in order to help them enrich their vocabulary through musics, stream services and so on. Yet, as in the beginning most of the students are afraid of making…
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Chimi

Tutor Wilston, QLD
A tutor can help student open up their capability of learning. A tutor can help student in solving problems by guiding through their path. A tutor can support in building better future for students. I understand every child is different individually and they are curious to be very active. I have the patience to corporate with children. At the…
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Saba

Tutor Albion, QLD
Being patient, explaining in full detail and practising with the student until successfully building their confidence, Improving their skills by providing all relevant and necessary information and organising revision sheets Encouraging their progress and always being supportive, Connecting with the student by building both a good personal…
Lavenia Alou
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Lavenia Alou

Tutor Windsor, QLD
As a tutor, I believe the most important thing I can do for a student is to create a safe and supportive learning environment where they feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. This engaging and safe environment allows for open communication and a deeper understanding of the material. I've experienced countless hostile learning…
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…
Roberto
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Roberto

Tutor Newmarket, QLD
Relate. The student will understand the concept once it resonates with something the student is interested in. A tutor needs to describe the concept, demonstrate the concept and invite the student to attempt the concept. This open dialogue, dispelling fear of failure and welcoming the opportunity to learn is an important attribute a tutor must…
Lois Justin
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Lois Justin

Tutor Ashgrove, QLD
- Build a better study habit and work ethic - Identify strengths and weaknesses, and improving on the weaknesses while maintaining the strengths - Learn things in a new perspective (different from their teacher's). There are different ways of doing things. - Clarify misunderstandings and confusions about difficult topics. - Overall, these…
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Maze

Tutor Ferny Hills, QLD
I think the most important think a tutor can do for a student is teach them to think independently and creatively. A student needs to learn to be able to view things from different perspectives and formulate their own opinions and solutions. I am patient, good at working with children with diverse needs, and I am a creative thinker who can explain…
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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…
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Madelyn

Tutor Ferny Hills, QLD
Help them not only understand the individual questions they need to do to pass the exam - but understand the reason behind what they are doing and why it’s important to understand. I find they are more excited to learn if they understand the reason why they are doing the work. I think that I am good at correction and finding different ways to…
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Vivian

Tutor Ascot, QLD
I consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student to be developing the student's interest for the subject and also maintaining academic integrity. I recently graduated from Brisbane Girls Grammar School with an ATAR of 99.70. I consider myself a friendly and approachable person to all ages. I am a creative thinker and problem…
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Jared

Tutor Newmarket, QLD
Be interactive by continuously observing where they are at. Show don't tell. Keep challenging them by pushing the boundaries of their knowledge, but be mindful of their confidence level. I like to provide examples and come up with stories when I explain concepts. I show students how to become comfortable with content. And how to become confident…
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Sarah

Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
Having a strong internal drive to learn and micro-teaching skills I think is the key role in tutoring. In my opinion, tutoring is not only teaching but also a part of learning experience that enables us to recall and applying the knowledge we have because it is a proof that we have understood what we have already learned. Micro-skill is the second…
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Bianca

Tutor Herston, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make sure they feel supported and allow them to take the lead. Students need to have the ability to decide what to study in tutoring classes and be able to study with the tutor after sessions independently. I can create a comfortable and supportive environment for students as I am patient…
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Isaac

Tutor Herston, QLD
I feel as if the most import thing a tutor can do for a student is to listen and genuinely care about their issues, wellbeing and grades. Developing and achieving goals together while having fun along the way is the best thing I can do for a student. My strength as a tutor is clear and understandable communication with a dash of fun. I feel as if…
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Emily

Tutor Herston, QLD
Show them that it's okay not to understand something and give them confidence and guidance to solve concepts effectively I can communicate concepts in different ways and I am a people…

Local Reviews

The tutor was great, explained things in a way my daughter could understand and move on to the next thing. Thanks
Alexia, Aspley

Inside AspleyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 Izzy explored the Pythagoras Theorem out of interest, working through practical examples and problem-solving questions.

In Year 9, James focused on expanding binomials and factorisation as well as measures of centre and spread in statistics, reinforcing these concepts with targeted practice.

For Year 10, Ella revised financial maths topics like simple interest calculations alongside work on algebraic expansion and factorising expressions, using a mix of textbook exercises and exam-style questions.

Recent Challenges

During a recent Year 8 session, one student left essential maths materials at school due to a swimming carnival, which meant exam revision and formula review couldn't proceed as planned.

In Year 10 algebra work, another student didn't fully check quiz results or complete the follow-up homework ("didn't fully look through quiz results - will do that next time"), leaving gaps in feedback use.

Meanwhile, in a senior trigonometry lesson, calculator steps were misapplied when switching between finding sides and angles. This led to confusion during practice and missed learning opportunities just before assessments.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Aspley noticed that one Year 11 student, Skyla, who used to hesitate with calculator work and rarely asked questions, came prepared for her session with specific problems from her teacher and confidently sought help when needed.

Another high schooler, Claudia, previously struggled to simplify ratios in quizzes but now identifies multiple steps required and can accurately apply area formulas—even explaining how "area of the base" applies to various shapes.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student, Lila, once unsure about ordering fractions on a number line, now quickly sorts both positive fractions and decimals—she even tackled negative values without prompting last week.

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 Chermside Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Aspley State School.