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Luke
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Luke

Tutor Ascot Vale, VIC
Making sure that the student comes out of every lesson having learnt valuable knowledge that will translate to success academically and elsewhere. I am very proficient in communication and hard working…
Ruth
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Ruth

Tutor Moonee Ponds, VIC
I believe every student has the potential to become their best self. In addition to providing emotional support, I believe tutors should actively support students' dreams by helping them set clear and achievable goals. For example, the SMART technique allows students to track their progress, which promotes independence and self-directed learning.…
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Talyssa

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
As I have mentioned above, every student's different capabilities and strategies to learn in their own way need to be considered before even beginning to tutor them. If a tutor teaches without having this in mind, there are chances that even after months of teaching, the student will not grasp the information as well as he/she probably could if…
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Emma

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
I think the most important thing a student can do for a student is to personally assist and direct their teaching towards the specific needs of the student. I believe a tutor should also be very patient and understanding, and be persistent as there are so many different ways to teach and explain concepts. I believe a student should never leave a…
Zilin
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Zilin

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
The most important thing I could do for a student is to encourage them and help build their confidence. I believe that good communication is the key to tutoring. I wouldn't make students think they are incapable of anything, as I believe every student has potential. My strength as a tutor is that I'm always patient and gentle with everyone. Hence,…
Harry
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Harry

Tutor Parkville, VIC
I believe it is important to find a tutor who is patient, who truly enjoys teaching, enjoys the company of his or her students, and has the ability to build a rapport with them so that they can learn. This, I promise you, I can do. Strengths: High-level mathematics Native English speaker, fluent in French Team player with good communication…
Caroline
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Caroline

Tutor Parkville, VIC
As a tutor, it is most important to be patient and kind to the student. I always see myself as a peer of my students, and what I am doing is to help them build confidence in the subjects. I am able to break the complex content into pieces and explain every piece in detail to the students. I am good at engaging with students and responding to their…
Jonathan
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Jonathan

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
Building confidence is the best thing a tutor can do for a student. Students may need tutors because they don't enjoy the subject, they find it hard, they do poorly, or all of the above. The tutors' role is to be the balance between a teacher and a friend. Helping them understand the questions they have in a relaxed environment is a good way to…
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Anushree

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to listen and recognise the issues that the student is facing and guide them through the same. I am a patient and a perceptive person. Being a student myself, I believe I can understand the problems and the emotions that students and children face nowadays. My listening skills and my…
heidi
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heidi

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to develop the student's critical thinking skills so that when they continue to study or whatever they want to achieve in life, they have the skills to keep learning and teaching themselves. A tutor must not only give a student the confidence and encouragement needed to learn properly, but…
Anu Susan
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Anu Susan

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
The most crucial thing in tutoring must be that the teacher should be impartial, when it comes to tutoring a group of students. The tutor must be able to understand each student's level and must be able to teach with patience. The tutor must make learning fun with practical examples and concept-wise learning methods. Moreover, teacher must be able…
Wei
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Wei

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
I believe a tutor's most crucial role is to create an environment that is conducive to learning and growth. This includes fostering a safe space where students feel comfortable to ask questions and challenge themselves. Equally important is the ability to provide personalized guidance that aligns with each student's academic needs, something I…
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Samantha

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
I believe the most important role of a tutor is to help students build confidence in the subject. When students feel confident, they develop greater interest, which positively impacts their learning and attitude towards the subject. I am an empathetic tutor who actively listens to my students to support their learning. This approach allows me to…
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Jasper

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
I think the most important thing for a tutor to do is to provide an engaging lessons whilst also being patient and giving the students time to properly understand and practice each concept. This was how my tutor was to me in high school and I found it very helpful - so I aim to display the same attitude to my students during our sessions :) My…
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Mimi

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
Help them be confident and reach their potential. I am patient and I can explain simply so that children can…
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Tanisha

Tutor Parkville, VIC
Treat each student as an individual person. The same methods of tutoring might not apply on the other. Moreover patience is necessary. Tutors should maintain a pace comfortable for the student. Tutors should be humble enough to admit if they don't know few answers and should be able to research and provide the answers to the student. I learn…
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Huong

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
Effective methods of studying, instead of encouraging them to spend too much time and get stressed of the massive load of knowledge. It is so much better if a tutor and teach them how to manage their time and work, how to remember the key concepts and apply them to do the real work. I have good communication skills with students which helps me to…
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Shivam

Tutor Parkville, VIC
I think that the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to be interactive and encourage them to ask more and more questions. This makes the learning experience to be wholesome and complete. My strength as a tutor is that I can clear the basic concepts of students and teach them to approach the problem in a systematic and logical…
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PRIYA

Tutor Parkville, VIC
For a student, the most essential thing a tutor can do is imparting complete knowledge as half knowledge is dangerous. So, when a child is fully aware of something, he can be confident enough to explore more beyond his imagination. A tutor must be resilient enough to teach students in the best way. The strength of a tutor lies in his knowledge and…
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Rola

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to provide them with the proper tools and techniques to achieve their goals so that eventually they don't need to rely on you to succeed. A tutor should also be patient and provide a thorough explanation for every task, whilst being completely non-judgemental of the student and their…
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Sabina (Mika)

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
One of the most damaging things one can do as a tutor is establish a blind hierarchy with their student. A tutor does not impart facts and knowledge, he or she attempts to come, along with the student, to a mutual understanding of a concept and I find that much more constructive if you approach this from a peer perspective rather than an…
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Akshat

Tutor Pascoe Vale South, VIC
I believe a good tutor has the ability to transcend their role as a tutor and become a role model for their students. Further, helping a student overcome their fears or challenges for a particular subject is incredibly helpful. I am able to connect with my students and understand their issues from their perspective. This allows me to curate my…
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Hisham

Tutor Brunswick, VIC
To build a positive professional yet a meaningful relationship with the student. The student sees me as a friend and mentor rather than just a teacher. This will build confidence and trust in the student and motivate him/her to achieve his/her goals. I love to give insights to my students about the research and incredible things that happen at my…

Local Reviews

Very happy with Fatima, she is excellent.
Joanne, Pascoe Vale South

Inside Brunswick WestTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Jade practised **addition techniques like rainbow facts and doubles**, and worked through school worksheets on identifying quarters.

For Year 9, Mia focused on **expanding and factorising algebraic expressions** as well as tackling worded algebra problems.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Liam reviewed **trigonometric functions—particularly angles of elevation and depression—using worded problem scenarios** to prepare for his upcoming test.

Recent Challenges

Several high school students arrived without essential materials such as notebooks or homework, making it difficult to revise specific topics or track progress—one Year 10 student, for instance, "forgot her maths book, so we had to work off internet worksheets and our memories of what the test was going to cover."

In senior years, over-reliance on calculators appeared: a VCE student scored much lower on non-calculator sections ("marks were 22% (no calculator) and 45% (calculator/open book)"), highlighting a need for stronger mental arithmetic skills.

Across primary and middle years, perfectionism or fear of error often led to freezing up instead of attempting answers; as one tutor observed, "she will freeze up at a question until I prompt her to either tell me if she 'has no idea' or 'give me any answer, even if you think it's wrong.'" This hesitancy slowed practice and sometimes left gaps unaddressed in real time.

Recent Achievements

One Brunswick West tutor noticed that a Year 10 student who previously left tricky worded maths questions unfinished was able to complete one independently after just a few prompts, and then proactively asked for feedback on his creative writing, showing real openness to improvement.

A high schooler preparing for exams started bringing her own revision materials and, after working through trigonometry problems together, could solve similar ones entirely alone—something she hadn't managed before.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 student who relied heavily on finger counting now uses new addition strategies automatically and even graphed his improved worksheet times to show his mum.

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 Campbell-Turnbull Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Joseph's School.