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Tutors in Bulla include an HSC Band 6 achiever (ATAR 97.25) from Baulkham Hills, a university-level physics and maths mentor with school teaching experience, Kumon-trained educators, VCE high scorers, and a former university math lecturer—plus creative writers, peer mentors, accelerated program students, and multilingual volunteers passionate about guiding K–12 learners.

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Jack

Physics Tutor Hillside, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do is to be patient. The tutor is there to help facilitate learning and going through the concepts at the right speed in order for the student to progress is essential. I believe my way of explaining hard concepts in easy to understand ways helps the students I tutor to get a better grasp of the content I am…
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Eren

Physics Tutor Attwood, VIC
To understand a student, the way they learn, behave, their interests, everything about the student can really help in the teaching style for them. By understanding the student, a tutor can effectively refine the student's thinking capabilities and take their knowledge to a whole another level. Since I am only 18 years old and recently graduated I…
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Ahmed

Physics Tutor Attwood, VIC
Spend time with the student ensuring they understand .. the most important thing is that a student doesn't get out of class without understanding .. and give each student their own respective teaching method that most suits with them I have a great sense of responsibility as I take teaching job to be a serious one where students will put all their…
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Malinsa

Physics Tutor Attwood, VIC
I believe it is most important to for a tutor to support the student and meet them at their level, in saying this tutors must prioritise equity over equality and enthusiastically teach students in ways they are most likely to engage and improve from learning. I am very enthusiastic and have a hands-on learning approach with my lessons personalised…
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Guilherme

Physics Tutor Attwood, VIC
The most important thing to me is being able to retrieve the student's interest into the subject discussed. That way the student will be able to understand why the subject is important and develop the knowledge by himself afterwards. The consequences of that are amazing, it is retrieving a potential the student was about to lose and making the…
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Karanbir

Physics Tutor Attwood, VIC
Help them understand the material conceptually rather than provide an algorithmic process to solve problems My ability to explain ideas from the ground up, and help students build a foundation for their…
Ayden
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Ayden

Physics Tutor Sydenham, VIC
Help them understand the concepts so they can apply it outside of the session and onto any new problems without the tutor. My strenghts are that I'm patient and im willing to work with students until they get a concept, and i can understand when a student is struggling or needs…
Jaspreet Singh
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Jaspreet Singh

Physics Tutor Sydenham, VIC
Primarily, it is to have passion in the subject they are teaching and truly believe that their student can achieve great things. Moreover, a tutor needs to understand and connect with their tutee, such that they can teach them in a way that the student has no trouble understanding. My strengths as a tutor reflect upon my core values as an…
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Muhammad

Physics Tutor Sydenham, VIC
Basically need to understand the mindset of student and way of understanding the way how he/she facing the problem and solve them in a best way Listening and understanding queries and solving…
Srividya Durga
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Srividya Durga

Physics Tutor Sydenham, VIC
Tutors are important elements for student success in active learning and problem solving environments . Periodic evaluation of tutors professional behaviour helps to determine the faculty development. Tutors need to achieve skills and attitudes for supporting the 'learning process and metacognitive knowledge' and 'assessing and giving feedback'.…
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Ananya

Physics Tutor Sydenham, VIC
Be encouraging and readily available. Tutoring is all about allowing students to reach their inner potential by giving them the extra push & extra support. This means that tutors need to be encouraging towards their students to instill that confidence in them. Boosting morale pays dividends and means that students are more likely to achieve their…
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Uvini

Physics Tutor Sydenham, VIC
I think a tutor should be able to understand the level of the student first and then try to encourage them using various methods to bring out the best of their ability. My teaching approach is my greatest strength as a tutor. Very often my peers praise me for that. I usually identify the main mistakes they make and help them out with different…
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Kelvin

Physics Tutor Sydenham, VIC
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to ensure that they understand what they are learning instead of providing them with the answer. It is often the case when explaining something to a student and they say they understand, however it is clear they do not. Being persistent and patient with students is far more…
Stephen
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Stephen

Physics Tutor Diggers Rest, VIC
Assist in creating a good study environment, create helpful examples, offer illuminating analogies. Knowledge, patience, experience of having been a student myself, past experience as a…
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Nicholas

Physics Tutor Hillside, VIC
Equipping a student with multiple tools to be able to problems in multiple different ways. Finding multiple paths to solve problems, Adapting to the student i’m tutoring & Being able to concisely convey…
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Tejas

Physics Tutor Hillside, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do are to listen, be patient, and adapt their teaching to each student’s learning style. Every student learns differently, so it’s key to personalise the approach, celebrate small successes, and make learning feel achievable Definetly Maths and Maths method, for those two subject I have a clear…
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Aman

Physics Tutor Hillside, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do are build confidence, make learning feel manageable, and create a safe space where students are not afraid to make mistakes. A tutor should guide students to understand why something works, not just memorise it, and support them in developing strong study habits and independence. My strengths are patience,…
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Arnav

Physics Tutor Hillside, VIC
Understand where they are in their learning journey and effectively listen to what they are having trouble with so that I can properly support their learning. I have a lot of patience and great communication skills. I feel I can explain complex and new content to students in a way that they can understand, as every student learns…
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Kishori

Physics Tutor Hillside, VIC
Improve their ability of understanding Wide knowledge in Science previous expirences in tutoring Master degree in teaching Placement…
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Matthew

Physics Tutor Keilor Downs, VIC
The most important thing that a tutor can do is motivate a student. No matter how good the tutor or the student, if the student doesn't want to put in the effort then tutoring will be far less effective. If you are able to motivate your student and make the learning somewhat entertaining then that student will achieve much greater results than…
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Sonal

Physics Tutor Craigieburn, VIC
It is important for the tutor to make sure that the student can ask any question regarding the subject from them. This allows them to clarify any doubts they have. Building a friendly environment allows an interactive session with the students rather than just lecturing them continuously and students cramming everything and leaving with little to…
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Joseph

Physics Tutor Taylors Hill, VIC
Empowering students to achieve their best. Also building a support network for the students and making new friendships with them. Sharing the experience that I went through in order for them to consider their options wisely and think about pushing themselves harder. I'm still fresh out of high school, so I remember a lot of the tips and tricks…
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Mina

Physics Tutor Keilor Downs, VIC
To make the subject simple, easy and fun for them. Simply to make them love what are teaching. I can see and imagine my self as a tutor because I always see myself as a tutor. I believe that children are not limited in what they can do when they have mathematical skills because to a mathematician, "real life" is a special…

Local Reviews

David did come over yesterday for a lesson with Kyle. Like you mentioned, he is a diligent and competent tutor with experience in teaching. He did put in a lot of effort even before he arrived to make sure he knew what he was dealing with. I am very happy and impressed with his teaching. Just wish we had found him earlier!
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Inside BullaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Arjun worked on adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions as well as exploring the perimeter and area of solids.

In Year 11, Leah focused on financial mathematics topics such as compound interest and reducing balance loans, including practice with a financial calculator.

For Year 12, Matt tackled networks and graphs by analyzing different types of connections within graph structures using diagrams to aid understanding.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student arrived to tutoring without a textbook, pen, or paper and seemed unmotivated; as one tutor put it, "he was confident with his answers (although wrong)." This led to avoidable mistakes in algebra and left little room for productive feedback.

In senior sessions, another student struggled with test time management—running out of time on longer questions meant they missed opportunities to demonstrate understanding.

Meanwhile, a primary student avoided writing working for maths patterns due to fear of making errors, which made it difficult to identify where their reasoning broke down during the session.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Bulla recently noticed a big shift with one Year 11 student who used to hesitate during revision but is now actively problem-solving and asking for more challenging questions on her own.

In another high school session, a student mastered a brand-new method after struggling at first—she worked through each step independently and finished the lesson without needing extra support.

Meanwhile, a younger primary student, who previously waited for help before attempting worded maths problems, has started drawing diagrams herself and completed all her assigned homework without prompting.

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 Sydenham Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Overnewton Anglican Community College - Canowindra Campus.