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Belrose's tutors include a North Sydney Boys High graduate with Olympiad distinctions and top 1% maths awards, K–12 English and art specialists with youth mentoring experience, an ATAR 97+ dux, seasoned peer mentors and sports coaches, creative writers, accomplished musicians, and university students in STEM and law—all bringing impressive academic records and hands-on teaching expertise.

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Mona

Legal Studies Tutor Wahroonga, NSW
A step by step technique. It is important that the student is shown the correct way to solve a problem as the student might not have understood the basics of the lesson. When teaching the student, it is important to go through the lesson and make sure the student understands the lesson before commencing with the assignment. It is out job to…
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Monique

Legal Studies Tutor Mosman, NSW
I value creating "WOW" moments for students. As stated previously, I find it extremely satisfying to witness that 'lightbulb' moment when students finally understand a hard area of the syllabus or how to answer a difficult question. I also think it is important that tutors stretch and challenge their students. This can be achieved by getting…
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Rishika

Legal Studies Tutor Macquarie Park, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for his or her student is to be patient. Often tutors can cover content or explain concepts very quickly in an attempt to meet time constraints but this will not be beneficial for the student as they will not understand or learn thoroughly. It is important for tutors to take time to patiently and logically…
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Troy

Legal Studies Tutor Macquarie Park, NSW
I believe all educators need to be able to connect with students. My experience is that being able to build bonds of trust and goodwill goes a long way in opening students up to what you're teaching, as well as facilitating a comfortable environment where students not only learn, but enjoy doing so. I believe my past experience in education is my…

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Chris is actually very happy with Shehara. He seems motivated. He's had two sessions with her and seems to like it so all good here.
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Content Covered

Year 5 student James worked on multiplying and dividing decimals, then applied these skills to solve perimeter and area problems.

In Year 8, Olivia practised simplifying algebraic expressions involving variables and revised indices laws using step-by-step examples.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Ethan focused on calculus, specifically differentiation and integration, tackling both definite and indefinite integrals drawn from recent exam questions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student often tried to solve algebraic and unit conversion problems mentally, saying "I can do this in my head," but missing steps made it hard to spot where mistakes crept in.

In Year 12 Physics, one student overcomplicated questions on torque and the motor effect—"she kept trying to see the end before starting any working"—which led to hesitation and wasted time.

For a Year 7 learner, forgetting materials meant lost minutes at lesson start and scattered focus during BIDMAS practice.

When revision felt ineffective for a Year 9 student, motivation dropped sharply before tests.

Recent Achievements

A Belrose tutoring session saw a Year 11 student who used to rush through exam questions now carefully planning her time, leaving space for harder problems and completing all sections.

Another high schooler, previously hesitant to speak up when confused in chemistry, has started openly asking clarifying questions—this shift led her to resolve confusion around equilibrium calculations on her own last week.

In Year 4 maths, one student who often guessed at answers is now pausing to identify the perimeter or multiply by tens with confidence before attempting a solution.

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 Belrose Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Wakehurst Public School.