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Tutors in Asquith include a 39-year veteran secondary maths teacher and national examiner, an award-winning science educator with international teaching credentials, an HSC All-Rounder with a 98.75 ATAR and peer mentoring experience, Kumon-trained K–12 specialists, accomplished private tutors in maths and English, netball coaches, and creative youth educators with extensive child-facing roles.

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Richard

Geography Tutor Warrawee, NSW
The ability to answer their questions and provide support wherever possible to resolve the hardest of questions. I feel that my strengths would be patience, encouragement and persistence to stick at the problem until an answer is found. I relate well to people and would do my best to support the student/s where I can. My weaknesses would be not…
William
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William

Geography Tutor Warrawee, NSW
The most important quality a tutor can possess is dedication to their students, this means being patient with them and trying different learning approaches. It also means working outside of tutoring times to ensure I have all the tools and knowledge I need to teach with. Empathetic and patient with all learning speeds. Respectful of students'…
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Matthew
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Matthew

Geography Tutor Warrawee, NSW
Be patient, always attentive, and willing to put in hours outside of tutoring sessions to give students the best opportunity to greatly benefit from the tuition. I think I’m very patient, and understand how difficult it can be to understand a new…
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Angus

Geography Tutor Warrawee, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to nurture confidence in their own abilities. A confident student is much more likely to ask questions and challenge themselves, which will greatly improve their understanding of a subject. Additionally, it is vital for a tutor to allow the student to think independently instead of…
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Vihaan

Geography Tutor Westleigh, NSW
The most important thing is being patient with the student and understanding their concerns of anything one is teaching. Students may struggle and it is vital that the tutor can explain things in different methods and slow down when needed. My strengths are the way i can explain questions and topics in more than one way whilst providing examples…
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Punniyawarthana

Geography Tutor Westleigh, NSW
Apart from teaching subjects tutors play an important role even in shaping a kid's soft skills. Tutors should have empathy towards the kids, understand their struggles, be it personal or academic issues and help them out in all possible ways. Tutors should consider themselves as parents of the kids they teach and act accordingly. I handle kids…
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Patrick

Geography Tutor Gordon, NSW
I think the most important thing for a tutor would be to make sure they do are willing to adapt and change the methods they use dependent on the students particular needs and skillset. As well as this I think that holding the child accountable and checking up on their work is important to ensure they are not just ignoring the topic until the…
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Mylene

Geography Tutor Castle Hill, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be available for advice at any time. Having experienced the stress from HSC examinations and last minute study for exams, it is understandable that confusion on concepts will arise at any time. Under the care provided my tutor, I was able to prosper in my examinations through such…
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Silas

Geography Tutor Beecroft, NSW
I consider the most important things for a tutor to do for a student are gaining a student’s trust and confidence, working with them to find the best way to teach them to ensure that they understand the material they are being taught, and to be encouraging and supportive. My strengths are that I am patient, helpful, I am very passionate about…
Desiree Lee
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Desiree Lee

Geography Tutor Cheltenham, NSW
It is to provide a healthy learning environment. There should be a good rapport between the student and the teacher. The teacher should make the student feel that they are valued and appreciated. It is the primary goal of the tutor to make the student feel that they are well guided and that they are learning the lessons. I am flexible. In dealing…
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Rafiun

Geography Tutor Cheltenham, NSW
Tutoring can help strengthen subject comprehension, boost confidence, and build important learning skills. Tutoring gives students individualized attention that they don't get in a crowded classroom. This helps children who struggle to keep up, as well as those who aren't challenged enough. communication and social skills. patience,…
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Saahil

Geography Tutor Marsfield, NSW
In my opinion, there are several important things that a tutor can do to help their students succeed. First and foremost, providing personalized attention and support is essential. By working one-on-one with my students, I can tailor my teaching methods and strategies to meet their unique needs and learning styles. This helps to ensure that they…
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Raisa

Geography Tutor Macquarie Park, NSW
1. Be patient and understand where the student is struggling. Maths, english, business. I communicate and am…
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Saksham

Geography Tutor Macquarie Park, NSW
- being empathetic and not sympathetic. - Maths should be taught in a way that it's no longer scary, and history in a way it's not boring . - homeworks and assignments should be for improvement and not merely a task - be a friend they can confide in , there are 2 types of fuels self sustaining energy once harnessed (like uranium) and the ones…
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Courtney

Geography Tutor Marsfield, NSW
Encouragement. When I was a calculus tutor, I noticed how discouraged students could get. It is my job to help them understand as well as be a kind voice telling them that they can do it. I truly believe you can do anything you put your mind to and I try to instill that in my students. I am a very goal oriented tutor. I ask my students what it is…
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Srishti

Geography Tutor Epping, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do are to build the student’s understanding, boost their confidence, and encourage independent thinking. A tutor should create a safe space where the student feels comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and growing at their own pace. It’s also crucial to adapt to the student’s learning style and…
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Hugo

Geography Tutor West Pennant Hills, NSW
I think to be dependable and reliable is the best thing for a student, so that they can feel safe with asking for help from their tutor. A student must first feel safe around their teacher so that they can more openly accept guidance and assistance. I consider myself a very friendly and approachable person. As someone who experienced academic…

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Inside AsquithTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Emily practised writing equivalent fractions and solving for missing numbers in fraction equations.

In Year 8, Cameron worked through straight line graphs—covering y = mx + b, x and y intercepts—and completed a review of his recent exam.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Jess focused on trigonometry with school homework using SOH CAH TOA, as well as applying the sine and cosine rules to solve problems involving non-right-angled triangles.

Recent Challenges

In Year 3, a student hesitated to answer even when correct, as one tutor noted: "She felt unsure of herself and her answer even if right," which slowed participation in times tables work.

A Year 8 student's written solutions in algebra missed key steps; as the tutor put it, "working out wasn't shown systematically," so small errors went undetected until review.

In senior grades, one student struggled to break down multi-step trigonometry problems—attempting whole questions at once led to confusion over formulas and layout.

Another forgot formula sheets at home, making practice incomplete and feedback harder to apply during revision.

Recent Achievements

One Asquith tutor noticed a Year 8 student who used to skip steps when solving equations now showing every stage of their working without reminders, making fewer errors as a result.

In a recent session with a Year 10 student, the tutor observed her choosing the correct formula for trigonometry problems independently—something she hesitated to attempt last term.

Meanwhile, during primary sessions, one younger learner who previously guessed answers in times tables drills began pausing to work them out methodically before responding. The same lesson finished with him tackling mixed multiplication questions without prompting.

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 Hornsby Shire Library & Information Service—or at your child's school (with permission), like Asquith Public School.