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Tutors in Austinville include a Master's-qualified science teacher with over 35 years' classroom and curriculum leadership, a K–12 ICT specialist with two decades of primary and secondary teaching experience, university medallists and subject award-winners, peer mentors, ATAR 98.8+ achievers, and passionate STEM undergraduates excelling in mathematics, biomedical science, pharmacy and engineering.

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Ian

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
Work one-on-one with a student at their pace to become successful in that subject and having the confidence to have a go at any problem given to them which ideally they can transfer to any subject or situation and be successful in all areas of their lives. A belief that my students can succeed, use whatever methods have been taught to them by…
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Rod

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
A tutor can engender a sense of self respect and a more positive attitude in students. They have the ability to increase their confidence in specific education subjects in a very competitive world. I believe tutors are able to lift the self esteem of students and remove that extra stress from the every day school life Being able to relate to the…
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Aaron

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
I believe helping a student understand and apply their newfound knowledge into any problem is one of the most important things for a physics tutor to do for their student. Another important aspect is to make sure that the process is thorough and efficient but also enjoyable. As a tutor, I believe my strengths include my knowledge, friendliness and…
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Jasrun

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is giving them the ability to problem solve independently, so that s a tutor would not be needed in the future. Giving a student the ability to learn how to study is the perfect opportunity for that student to reach its full potential. Another key factor a tutor can bestow on a student…
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Eli

Physics Tutor Reedy Creek, QLD
A tutor should be personable for each student they teach, they should give each student a genuine connection and understand the tendencies of each student. It is fundamental for a physics tutor to understand the methods that their students use to naturally gain an understanding; the tutor subsequently forges their approaches around this method. I…
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Gyan

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
I think a physics tutor has a lot of power in empowering a student and making them love learning and love the subject. If a tutor can reorient a student's perspective of a certain topic and make the student learn it, it enables the student to engage more with the subject and hopefully increases their passion for learning and education in general…
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Saumili

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
The most important a physics tutor can do is to boost a student's confidence. I am strictly against belittling students if they get things wrong.I favour praising each and every successful step kids take while studying. My strengths are- 1) I am extremely friendly and supportive which makes my students unafraid of sharing their questions and…
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Luke

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student, is to communicate, address the issues and listen to the client in the field that they are tutoring in. Also a tutor must identitify the strengths and weaknesses of the client in a particular subject and use an array of teaching skills to turn the weaknesses into strengths. My strengths…
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Brodie

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
The most import thing a physics tutor can realise is that everyone has different expectations and preferences for learning and those criteria need to be what shapes how you teach individual students. Just as importantly however, you need to be constantly searching for the root of the problem your student is having; -Is their basic math…
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Gurleen

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
One should be updated and prepared enough to answer their student’s questions. I believe that teacher should always motivate their students and this will help them to gain self-confidence. I’m patient and calm. I can tell my students same thing for 10 times if they are really willing to understand. If I’m teaching I make sure that…
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Vanya

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
You could be the reason a student develops a greater sense of purpose or self-esteem at school. You could be the one that sets a student straight on the true and good path to success and fulfilment. You could help give a student confidence to pursue their field of interest with more conviction. You could be the one that puts a student over the…
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Hayat

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
The most important role a tutor plays is providing personalized mentorship to each student depending on the student's learning requirements. Additionally, a tutor should provide a comfortable and relaxed space for the students to learn and express their thoughts and concerns. My biggest strength is my humble, kind and easy to approach…
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Thomas

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
I belive that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be understanding and to understand the students learning style. -Able to understand and explain difficult…
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Cameron

Physics Tutor Mudgeeraba, QLD
The most important aspect of tutoring is making learning enjoyable! I achieve this though understanding unique learning patterns and teaching specific effective study habits and processes which reduce the stresses and anxiety which are all too commonly associated with exams and assignment deadlines. Once developed, these skills are applicable well…

Local Reviews

We have had Christopher for the last 2 weeks, he has been amazing.
Kim

Inside AustinvilleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Olivia worked on understanding stem and leaf plots and revising key assessment topics from the term.

In Year 10, Ethan practised solving quadratic equations and used completing the square for factorising quadratics.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Liam focused on sketching trigonometric graphs of the form Acos(Bx + C) + D, as well as simplifying complex trig expressions and differentiating exponentials using the chain rule.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student arrived to tutoring without class notes, making it harder to align methods; as the tutor put it, "he has promised to bring his books next week."

In Year 11 Maths Methods, a student's tendency to shortcut steps when confident—especially with familiar problems—led to small but recurring errors until prompted to slow down.

For a Year 10 Science assignment, missing evaluation and limitations discussion meant higher-mark sections couldn't be tackled before the due date.

Meanwhile, a Year 9 student's fatigue after medical leave made it difficult for him to sustain focus and motivation during problem-solving sessions.

Recent Achievements

One Austinville tutor noticed a big shift in Lily's approach to word problems—she started the session hesitant about using matrices but, after some practice, was able to confidently complete problems like 2A – B and apply matrix notation without prompting.

Meanwhile, Ethan, a senior student, went from struggling with graphical questions to solving them much faster by the end of his lesson, showing real improvement in both speed and accuracy.

In Year 7 maths, Eve had been using the wrong formula for triangles but now calculates area correctly every time.

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