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Blakehurst's tutors include experienced K–12 educators—such as a North Shore Coaching College teacher, a university medalist with ATAR 96 and first in Maths, a peer mentor from St George Girls High, seasoned private Chemistry and English tutors, accomplished youth leaders, and award-winning musicians—all passionate about guiding students to reach their academic best.

Darren
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Darren

Tutor Brighton-le-sands, NSW
Ensure they complete their work to the best of their ability, help them answer questions which they struggle with, focus on their weaknesses to improve their overall grades. Make them feel comfortable with the subject, treat them gently and being patient whilst being strict enough for them to work properly. Communicate with them clearly, and…
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Amina

Tutor Mortdale, NSW
helping students in getting a better understanding on the areas they think they need more help in, and motivating students in trying their ultimate best. Tutoring is about implementing study skills, strengthen subject comprehension, boost students confidence while building learning skills. - My strengths are my communication skills - My ability…
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Zeemal Meer

Tutor Penshurst, NSW
-Have confidence in the students -Simplify complex problems for them -Understand their level and teach accordingly My strengths are I love to simplify problems and I have been using this technique in my professional career. Maths isn't hard, It's just sometimes teachers cannot simplify it for…
Christine Jane
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Christine Jane

Tutor Bexley, NSW
To teach them all what they need to know about the subjects. I think one of the most strengths is being a childcare educator. I am dealing with kids 4 to 6 hours per…
Anthony
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Anthony

Tutor Rockdale, NSW
The most important things that a tutor can do for a student is to be a positive role model for students. I like to encourage them and help them believe in themselves. I also like to be honest with them when they are struggling and help them find ways to improve, grow and develop. I have creativity and enthusiasm for teaching. I have the ability…
Basanta
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Basanta

Tutor Rockdale, NSW
First duty as a teacher is to built the confidence of the students and make them feel that the subject they are studying is interesting . Providing required materials in proper order and taken test on regular basis is also important to make student memorise what they are sudying in class.. I have good potential of delivering the contents . I try…
Theo
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Theo

Tutor Rockdale, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them not only build the skills they need for the subject they're being tutored in, but also to build the skills to be confident of themselves within it as well. From my experience being tutored both in maths and for an instrument, that was something my tutors helped me with,…
Md Shakil
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Md Shakil

Tutor Rockdale, NSW
A tutor can only guide the way. A student must practice to be perfect. The most important job of a tutor to make understand the concept. Rest of the success depends on students. My strength are the ability of understanding the students needs. I always focus on their problems and try to solve that. I do communicate with them and find out the best…
Paawan
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Paawan

Tutor Bexley, NSW
Simplify school work and syllabus and teach it in a more concise way to the student. Communication, Problem Solving,…
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Risheeta

Tutor Bexley, NSW
Students learn best when they feel supported therefore, a tutor must create a space where questions are welcomedmand mistakes are normal. Clear communication helps students feel capable rather than overwhelmed. My ability to explain complex topics to students for them to solidifying their understandings. I’ve learned how to explain things in a…
Dr. FARSHID
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Dr. FARSHID

Tutor Bexley, NSW
The most important thing I can do for a student is to foster a learning environment that is both challenging and supportive. My approach focuses on personalized learning, where I adapt my teaching methods to meet the individual needs of each student. I believe in building a strong foundation in core concepts while also encouraging critical…
Yamyyn
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Yamyyn

Tutor Rockdale, NSW
I believe a tutor can help a student find the most suitable way to learn a subject that they might be struggling with in a traditional classroom. With enough encouragement and flexibility in their approach, a tutor can build a student's confidence in their own ability to learn, understand, and grow. I'm flexible with my teaching approach - I don't…
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Ameena

Tutor Kingsgrove, NSW
I think adapting to students learning style is vital to allow for the most growth in their education. Tutors are exceptionally valuable as the one on one or small class dynamics allow for the specific needs of a student to be catered for, giving their learning attention in a way that can be difficult to access within the schooling system alone.…
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Soo-Young

Tutor Bexley, NSW
The most important thing I can do is continuously adapt to a student’s evolving learning needs. Students are at a crucial stage of cognitive development, and their understanding can shift from one lesson to the next. A tutor must assess their learning style in every session, adjusting explanations and approaches accordingly. What worked well in…
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Soutthida

Tutor Rockdale, NSW
A tutor should be able to instill skills that will serve the students so well, both in academics and in life that they will no longer require help from us. I am very patient and non-judgemental when it comes to tutoring. I always try to put myself in my student's shoes, observe and try to cater to their needs, while making sure the quality of the…
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Robert

Tutor Rockdale, NSW
The most important thing is to get a student interested in the topic. Ability to inspire is what people remember about good teachers decades after school. Second is explaining tricky ideas. Third is building self-confidence. Ability to explain, patience, finding interesting examples. I would test a student's knowledge of each topic before moving…
Marko
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Marko

Tutor Kirrawee, NSW
I think patience is the most important skill a tutor can have. Some students don't understand a concept right away, I had to have a concept explained to me multiple times before and if the tutor was patient I was not scared to ask. I think as I have been tutored before I knew what worked for me and what didn't so I could apply those ideas. This…
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Aaryan

Tutor Beverly Hills, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to build confidence, foster a love for learning, and provide personalized support. By creating a safe and encouraging environment, tutors help students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. Additionally, tailoring lessons to meet individual needs ensures that students…
Anzel
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Anzel

Tutor Rockdale, NSW
A tutor can help his/her students reach a point of self-confidence in his/her own ability. Teach students to become independent learners and above all, help improve their academic performance. As a tutor, my strengths as a tutor would include; flexibility, I am able to adapts to different schedules and subjects, reliable, positive attitude towards…
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Vinicius

Tutor Brighton-le-sands, NSW
Assist, and them let them do it. Give the tools, but let them build. At first when solving a problem or explaining a concept, the person hearing for the first time may find it hard to understand. However, for most STEM courses, consistency is the key. If the student learn this and understand that by doing it over and over, they will be able to do…
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Erica

Tutor Penshurst, NSW
I believe that a tutor should not just provide answers to a problem, but should guide the student to reaching that solution and ensure that they are able to understand the necessary steps. They should also be able to change the way they teach according to the needs of their students, as not everyone learns the same way. A tutor should be…
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Nicholas

Tutor Kingsgrove, NSW
I believe one of the most important things a tutor can do is be adaptable to the student's working style as this will enable them to learn mathematical concepts in a way which specifically and effectively works for them. I also believe that believing in the student is very important. I found that when I struggled in year 11 and 12 with certain…
Allyza
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Allyza

Tutor Rockdale, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are providing personalized support, fostering a positive learning environment, instilling confidence, and helping the student develop effective study skills and problem-solving strategies. My strengths as a tutor include clear communication, adaptability to individual learning styles, and a…

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Inside BlakehurstTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Blake worked on understanding circumference, radius, and diameter of circles as well as converting between units of measurement.

In Year 8, Sam tackled algebra by expanding and simplifying equations before starting to plot points and solve linear equations using step-by-step methods.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Alex reviewed trigonometry concepts in preparation for an upcoming test and clarified key statistical terminology during the lesson.

Recent Challenges

Solving questions passively led a Year 8 student to frequent calculation errors in long division, especially when several steps were involved.

In a recent Year 10 session, one learner hesitated to write out their working in algebra because of nerves about making mistakes. This slowed progress and made it hard to spot where they went wrong.

A younger student (Year 5) often left homework incomplete and sometimes mixed up key vocabulary like 'radius' and 'diameter,' which then affected their confidence tackling new geometry problems. These habits led to missed connections and slower improvement between sessions.

Recent Achievements

One Blakehurst tutor recently noticed a Year 11 student who used to hesitate with exam-style algebra questions now tackling the trickier ones independently and even working through mistakes without frustration.

A Year 9 session saw a student who'd previously mixed up angle types not only recalling geometric terms but using a protractor correctly for the first time.

In primary, a Year 4 learner has started finishing homework before lessons—something she hadn't done until last month—and solved two-digit multiplication using the "smile" method all on her own during their latest session.

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 South Hurstville—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mater Dei Catholic Primary School.