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Bringelly's tutors feature a seasoned K–12 educator with a Bachelor of Education and years in early childhood and primary classrooms, an HSC graduate with a Maths Extension high distinction and peer mentoring background, a university-level maths competition awardee, and private tutors experienced in guiding students from foundational reading to advanced STEM subjects.

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Aisha

PDHPE Tutor Austral, NSW
I believe important aspects of tutoring involve making sure that the students understand the content that they are learning by making it engaging and easy to understand. Tutoring is not only about making sure that the student understands, it's also about prioritising their mental health and ensuring that the students learn good study habits for…
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Nasia

PDHPE Tutor Oran Park, NSW
Be understanding Be approaching Build a friendship with the student Be kind/ patient Create a comfortable/ fun learning environment See progress. Im very understanding as I grew up having tutors and struggling in school so I’ll be able to build that relationship immediately and that trust with whoever I…
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Akanksha

PDHPE Tutor Oran Park, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is help them grow on a daily basis. An important characteristic to take on as a tutor is to listen and communicate effectively with the student in order to help teach material in a way that helps them understand. Building strong relationships with students is something a tutor can do for a…
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Haylea

PDHPE Tutor Oran Park, NSW
Achieve success Help understand problems that can be transferred. Ensure your words are clear and explicit. Visually problems Helping with self reflection Breaking down the question, providing step by step instructions and utilising different…
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Rida

PDHPE Tutor Denham Court, NSW
Personally my learning style was different to the other students around me so I understand how that may affect a child and their confidence when it comes to learning but as a tutor I feel like an important thing to do would be to try and tailor all my lessons to help fit the individual student and their needs to ensure they get understand the…

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I am very happy with Tony and so is Aryan, we are hoping to keep Tony as long as Aryans school days.
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Inside BringellyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Priya worked on NAPLAN past papers and school homework focused on data representation, tackling questions about graphs and interpreting information.

For Year 10, Michael completed revision sheets targeting annuities and financial maths concepts, including calculating loan repayments using different formulas.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student reviewed school textbook exercises on graphing absolute value functions and began exploring composite functions through practice problems.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 mathematics, skipping steps and writing untidy working made it hard to spot sign errors, as one tutor observed: "he missed a negative because he didn't write out each line."

During a Year 10 algebra session, avoiding the use of brackets led to repeated carry-on mistakes in multi-step equations.

In senior years, such as Year 11 financial maths, heavy reliance on formula sheets and not practicing rearranging formulas independently meant progress slowed when tackling reducing balance questions.

Meanwhile, a primary student hesitated to ask for help after reading tricky worded problems—she sat quietly, losing time and confidence until prompted.

Recent Achievements

One Bringelly tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to hesitate with Pythagoras' theorem now tackles every question, fixing his own mistakes and showing he understands where he went wrong.

In Year 8, a student who would once wait for help is now trying each maths problem first and only asking after having a real go—she even finished all her review questions on her own this week.

Meanwhile, in primary, one girl has started working ahead during lessons without prompting, showing new independence that wasn't there before; last session she completed extra problems just because she wanted the challenge.

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