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Tayla
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Tayla

Tutor Page, ACT
Be slow with them and be kind and patient to them My experience as a primary school teacher allows me to know what is currently happening in school and I know what the Australian Curriculum requires from students and how I can tailor this to students…
Gemma
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Gemma

Tutor Weetangera, ACT
Providing clear explanations and encouraging confidence are very important when tutoring any student. I also believe encouraging students to think independently helps them better understand the material. I believe my strengths are varied. I am very patient and I do not try to rush the learning process, if concepts need to be revisited, I make sure…
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Chencho
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Chencho

Tutor Weetangera, ACT
All student are unique and they have capability to learn.There are diverse students from diverse background so tutor need to consider this thing and need to teach without any bias or teacher need to act as a facilitator or guidance. I am passionate, patience, carry out effective communication, resilient, quick learners, motivator,problem…
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Rafsan

Tutor Kaleen, ACT
The most important thing a tutor can do is teach students *how* to learn. By helping them develop strategies and habits that build confidence in their own abilities, we give them the tools to succeed independently - beyond our own sessions. It's about long term growth over short term fixes. One of my strengths is clear communication - both in…
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Maliha

Tutor Weetangera, ACT
In my view-point a tutor can highlight the problems of students and demosntrate other suitable methods to solve their issues and broaden their perspective. My goal is to determine the student's weakness and strengths,and through this help them reach their goal. Depending on the students, I will differentiate instructions to support the distinctive…
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Thanh Ha

Tutor Mckellar, ACT
I believe tailor teaching is the most important things that tutor can do for a student. Each person is unique, so tutors should adapt their methods to ensure they grasp the material in the way that suits them best. Besides, tutors should provide positive and constructive feedback to help students identify areas for improvement and track their…
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Io

Tutor Mckellar, ACT
I think communication with your student is important. As a tutor, you can not force a student to do things your way, so it's important to be able to compromise and help them with what they think is important so they don't lose interest in a subject, whether it is a struggling student or one that wants to excel. By involving them in the process you…
Daniel
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Daniel

Tutor Kaleen, ACT
The most important thing I can do for a student is fill in the gaps that the teacher can't. Teachers aren't able to modify the way they teach for every individual student, as a tutor I can do that. I am good at helping people understand concepts that are difficult to understand. I love learning and like to share my enthusiasm with other people.…
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Tien

Tutor Lawson, ACT
I think the most important thing about tutoring is not about sharing knowledge, but about sharing my passion for the subjects with the students because when I was a high school student, I was lost and did not know what to do or why I was studying those subjects, then my private mentor inspired me with his passion for the subjects (maths and…
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Marcus

Tutor Kaleen, ACT
To support and reinforce what they’re learning in school, while also broadening their perspective. Tutoring allows for more direct communication, which means I can adjust explanations for better understanding and potentially spark interest and understanding in the subject I have two siblings in high school, and helping them with their…
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Ruhaan

Tutor Evatt, ACT
Teach a student which method of learning works best for them, so that they can study independently. Being forced to study in a way which feels wrong can end up being a detriment. I think my strengths are my ability to communicate with people, which helps me understand what a student may need to learn more…
Emmanuel
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Emmanuel

Tutor Melba, ACT
Give them hope and support and always believe in them. Wherever a student feels like a failure always provide an arm to lean on and show them that they arent failures but tomorrow believers. Great comunicator very approchable patient friendly encourager motivator high self exteem confidant self reliant confident slow to anger i love…
Emily
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Emily

Tutor O'connor, ACT
I think the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is listen. Listen to their problem, why they may not understand a concept, and then help to solve the problem together. I think that having fun, is also very important. One of my main goals aside from helping a student understand the content, is to help the student enjoy the…
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Nikolajs

Tutor Evatt, ACT
The most important thing a tutor may do for a student is provide them with the resources required to understand a subject in a way that further nurtures natural curiosity. For example, with enough background knowledge of science, students often start noticing things in their everyday life that make them question things from a scientific…
David
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David

Tutor Lyneham, ACT
Well, I think the most important thing is interaction. When there is more interaction, student's learning become enjoyable. Also, Using examples related to the real world. What is actually happening. Lastly is patience. Being patience on the student and go with the student's pace and not the tutor's. I try to relate all my teaching to…
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Douglas

Tutor Lyneham, ACT
I believe a passion for learning, collating and developing knowledge really propels one through life in an extremely fulfilling and satisfying manner. This is what I would like to impart on students. I think my strengths relevant to tutoring can be summarised through my communication skills, passion for education, and…
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Jia En

Tutor O'connor, ACT
I think the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to be honest about the amount of time and effort it will take to improve and to be able to meet the student where he or she is. I always make sure to understand how the student is processing the information before moving on. The most important thing is that we move at the student's…
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Bhavika

Tutor O'connor, ACT
I believe that the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to make the foundation of the subject very strong so that it becomes easier for them to understand the difficult subjects. I am patient with the students and come with innovative ways to make them understand the concepts. In the first few classes I build rapport with the…
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Bodan

Tutor O'connor, ACT
Inspire and motivate my students to discover the beauty in the subjects they are studying. Clearly and accurately explain students' confusions, whether on big concepts or small details. Create a safe and comfortable learning environment where students feel free to think, question, and express their ideas. I hold a Master's degree in Computer…
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Rebecca

Tutor O'connor, ACT
Being a good listener to the student and understanding where they want help and what they don’t understand is most important. Being able to put the student first and being patient with them to help them learn and grow are factors that come with being a great tutor. Problem solving and the ability to be posed with and solve questions that I may…
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Harrison

Tutor O'connor, ACT
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to build their confidence, develop their problem-solving skills, and foster a genuine understanding of the subject. While improving grades is often a key goal, I believe true learning happens when a student feels empowered to think critically and tackle challenges independently. One of my…
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Asela

Tutor O'connor, ACT
As tutors, we should help students self-learn and give them the opportunity to take the lead in problem-solving. We should provide the necessary guidance and help while enabling them to self-grow. Ability to teach in a clear manner Capability to take on challenges Hard-working and can-do attitude Short learning curve Ability to teach a wide…
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Shubh

Tutor O'connor, ACT
A tutor plays a crucial role in a student's learning journey. The most important things a tutor can do are provide individualized instruction, foster a supportive and encouraging environment, identify and address the student's unique needs, adapt teaching strategies to enhance comprehension and empower the student to become an independent and…

Local Reviews

My son is enjoying the lessons. We're very happy, Neil is great .
Elizabeth

Inside BruceTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Ethan worked through NAPLAN past paper questions 1–25 and reviewed key concepts on circumference basics.

Year 11 student Priya focused on mastering the laws of indices and revised surds, with some work on rationalising denominators using step-by-step examples.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Daniel practiced applying differentiation to exam-style questions and tackled problems involving tangents and normals to curves.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student left multiple homework sets unfinished in algebra and fractions ("Homework - 9A, 9B, 9C - All Questions"), making it harder to reinforce new skills.

In VCE Methods, one student tackled complex differentiation but didn't complete assigned past exam papers—notes read: "Needs to complete the 2009 Paper for Homework."

Another in Year 11 focused revision on familiar problems, shying away from application questions that would boost understanding.

As a tutor observed about a senior: "Need to get more organised then will be able to succeed"—misplaced notes and incomplete practice meant extra time spent catching up before tests.

Recent Achievements

A Bruce tutor noticed a big change in one Year 10 student who previously hesitated to use her calculator and often guessed, but now double-checks her answers confidently during sessions.

In Year 11 maths, a student who used to skip tough surds questions is now attempting them without prompting—last week, he even set his own goal of full marks for the next exam.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner who would only answer with help is starting to tackle basic problems independently and asks follow-up questions when unsure. This time, he finished all ten problems on his own.

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 Belconnen Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like University of Canberra Senior Secondary College Lake Ginninderra.