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Tutors in Broadmeadows include a veteran maths teacher with 19 years' experience and an education degree, a PhD engineer and university lecturer who's mentored STEM students for nearly two decades, seasoned K–12 tutors with school teaching backgrounds, a Kumon-trained English and maths assistant, and award-winning graduates in biomedicine, psychology, and linguistics.

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Teng

Ancient History Tutor Broadmeadows, VIC
At a foundational level, it's most important to ensure the student feels confident with the material they're learning. As a first step, it's important for a tutor to assist in honing in and helping the student practice so that their skill level matches the basic requirements of the subject. Then the next most important thing a tutor can do for a…
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Madaline

Ancient History Tutor Keilor Park, VIC
I genuinely believe that a good Tutor is someone who can provide you with all the tools to grasp a concept- and then have the patience to teach the certain concept in various ways until the student fully comprehends. A great tutor will understand the students needs and worries, and address them in a friendly manner. I am a friendly and…
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Robert

Ancient History Tutor Keilor Park, VIC
the most important thing for a tutor to do for the student is to connect with the student develop some sort of bond with the student so the student can trust and understand what the tutor is teaching them, also its important that the tutor not rush with the student and the tutor helps develop the students confidence in approaching the subject As a…
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Brigid

Ancient History Tutor Brunswick West, VIC
As a tutor, I encourage each student and show patience when something is 'difficult', 'boring', or the student doesn't think they 'are good at this subject'. This includes finding learning methods that will best engage the individual in different situations. 1) Experience in understanding how best to motivate and teach different people, depending…
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Katie

Ancient History Tutor Preston, VIC
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student in boost their confidence, as confidence is so important when it comes to tests and exams. I also believe providing a student with a safe and comfortable tutoring enviroment, where they aren't afraid to ask questions is incredibly important if goals are to be acheived I am very…
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Ramelle

Ancient History Tutor Brunswick, VIC
Be patient, be attentive to their learning styles, involve them in the process of learning, focus on their strengths and not just the areas that they’re struggling with and make sure I fully understand the tasks that they are required to do so I can best support them to complete these. I really love teaching, and am willing to go out of my way…
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Trevor

Ancient History Tutor Preston, VIC
That is easy. The most important thing is to inspire them and engage their curiosity. To be more interesting than a teacher trying to teach a class, and to show the student /s that learning is beneficial, fun, and not-dreary schoolwork. Gamification can be used here, and exposing the student to new texts above the level they are used to, so as to…

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Very easy and convenient. Friendly and polite staff. Excellent communication and customer service. Quick and reliable services. Fast at finding the suitable tutors. Can change tutors any time if students don't feel comfortable or don't understand the tutors' ways of teaching. Very flexible appointments. Have both online and home tutoring which is really amazing and great compared to some other companies that do online tutoring only! The staff follow up with the parents to see how things going with tutoring. Grateful and happy Thanks EzyMath
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Inside BroadmeadowsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Salma worked on maths skills including estimation, rounding numbers, and understanding ratios using online quizzes, and also began drafting a personal journey essay for English.

Year 10 student Wellson focused on solving simultaneous equations with matrices in maths and practiced analytical writing by drafting essays about climate change and the film Sunset Boulevard, receiving feedback to improve his structure.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Abby prepared for her English comparative essay by researching The Dressmaker and The Crucible, compiling notes from both texts, and planning out practice essays.

Recent Challenges

After a Year 11 English SAC, one student struggled to organise essay arguments, despite clear teacher feedback. This made it harder to show logical progression in responses under exam pressure.

In maths (Year 12), missing a graphics calculator slowed practice and limited the chance to attempt complex exercises at home.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 student preparing for an oral presentation felt their confidence dip after forgetting key points during rehearsal; the feedback given was not fully used in follow-up practice.

As revision demands grew before exams, planning and time management sometimes slipped—especially when balancing schoolwork with outside commitments.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Broadmeadows noticed Wellson, a high school student, has moved from struggling to organise his essay ideas to independently drafting well-structured essays and even refining his research approach—a big shift from earlier sessions where planning was a hurdle.

Abby, also in high school, used to feel overwhelmed by assessments but now creates detailed revision schedules and compiles notes ahead of time without prompting.

Meanwhile, Mahmoud (Year 5) has started asking more questions about science topics during sessions instead of staying quiet when unsure; last week he eagerly explained spacetime using objects around the room.

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 Hume Libraries—or at your child's school (with permission), like Roxburgh College-The Gateway School.