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Tutors in Burbank include an IB 40 graduate with high distinctions in Chemistry and Maths, experienced peer mentors from top Queensland schools, a current university mathematics scholar with a 96.1 ATAR, award-winning science competitors, school leadership veterans, and passionate youth coaches skilled in working with children across academic and creative pursuits.

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Milan

Physics Tutor Eight Mile Plains, QLD
To teach him until he gets a good average or atleast 40-50 % better results than his previous scores My strength would be that I am a friendly person to talk to and teach in an easy way so that a student can easily understand. I havent yet discovered my weakness yet, but, it might be that sometimes I cannot explain a student who is very weak and…
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Manikandaprabhu

Physics Tutor Underwood, QLD
Education is the single most powerful tool that can shape the way our youth thinks. It plays an instrumental role in moulding a child's perspective on almost everything. We make sure that the learning experience will be created in a format that students would like. It was always effective, but we will try to make it interesting with…
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Marcus
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Marcus

Physics Tutor Carindale, QLD
Be a leader. A leader is a role model and a mentor. If a student's teacher is someone they admire and look up to, that student will be more motivated and more open to new ideas. I have a wide range of knowledge in many areas, not just in my speciality areas.I can relate to my students and empathise with their difficulties. I'm also very…
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Albert

Physics Tutor Eight Mile Plains, QLD
Attention, commitment and communication are the most important things that I consider a tutor can do for a student. My strengths as a tutor are: -I'm very organised as it is one of the most important strengths because it helps the tutor and the student to complete tasks on time. -Patience is another strength for me as I have to deal with…
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Tanushk

Physics Tutor Upper Mount Gravatt, QLD
I believe that communication and patience are the most important means for a tutor as these traits come in handy for a client's learning. I believe that I am a great communicator and I can relate to the client and find a common grounds or form of learning for the…
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Jared

Physics Tutor Eight Mile Plains, QLD
I think a tutor has the ability to cultivate a students interest and enjoyment of a subject. I believe that a student will succeed in a subject, such as Mathematics, if they enjoy it. Due to this, I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make the subject that is being taught fun, and help get the kid interested in the…
Thomas
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Thomas

Physics Tutor Carindale, QLD
A tutor must guide the students learning. It is not about just sitting there and doing the work for them, but helping them to think through it, point them in the right direction, so that they may solve problems and complete questions easily in the future. I believe that as a tutor I will be able to convey concepts and content to students in a way…
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Clayton

Physics Tutor Eight Mile Plains, QLD
I believe persistence is key when learning mathematics. I have found that even if a mathematical concept is completely alien to me, as long as I kept reading and kept trying, I would always find I understood it. To show patience and know students do have the ability to understand concepts, would mean a great deal to their progress. My strengths…
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Bijay

Physics Tutor Upper Mount Gravatt, QLD
Help them understand the problems, explain the solution process and reasoning. And most important thing is to inspire them to learn more. I can help student to visualise the problem and guide them through the solution. I always believed knowing the process is more important than memorising the formulas and solutions. I am very good at this and got…
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Daniel-Louis

Physics Tutor Eight Mile Plains, QLD
Stay that extra bit of time if possible to make sure a student understands the concepts outlined instead of just leaving at the end of the session. Thorough understanding of maths topics, strong communication skills and patience with…
Ashanth
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Ashanth

Physics Tutor Macgregor, QLD
I consider instilling a growth mindset into a student is very important as that is the only way a student will see growth and start to succeed. With a positive mindset, students can embrace mistakes and see them as a learning curve to success. Additionally, building confidence in a student is also very important as it helps them overcome…
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Hamid

Physics Tutor Kuraby, QLD
Inspire them. Anyone can regurgitate textbook material in a different way. But only few can truly educate and inspire their students to become the very best version of themselves. Some of the strengths that I believe are quite necessary for a tutor other than leadership are resilience, and the ability to properly analyse a students learning…
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Taige

Physics Tutor Birkdale, QLD
The most important thing for a tutor to do is inspire self-believe and uncover topics that may become a passion for children. From this, tutors should foster a willingness to develop the child's skills and even potentially find a career path or tertiary education option within a specific area. My willingness to listen and respond calmly even in…
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Eldho

Physics Tutor Daisy Hill, QLD
It is pivotal that the tutor is always easily approachable as otherwise shy students may be reluctant to ask the tutor questions and thus those shy kids may end up falling behind. In addition, I feel that tutors must always be supportive towards the student as any harsh or negative comments may severely hinder a students willingness and ability to…
Matthew
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Matthew

Physics Tutor Sunnybank, QLD
Each student is an individual and should be considered so. I am knowledgeable and patient but sometimes I can be a little…
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Ming

Physics Tutor Robertson, QLD
To help the student to develop the problem solving skills. To make the student more confident. I'm caring and diligent. I have a very sound knowledge of maths and physics. I'm patient in explaining things with drawings. I'm good at highlighting important concepts for solving questions. But sometimes I can be strict, by asking the student to point…

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Content Covered

Year 12 student Thomas built background knowledge on binomial and normal distributions, then began learning to interpret worded probability questions by identifying key information.

For Year 11, Grace revised trigonometry and algebraic substitution through practice problems from her review sheet, focusing on tricky examples discussed in class.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Ella practised converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages as well as solving worded percentage questions using real-life money scenarios.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student repeatedly forgot to bring essential materials to lessons, which meant valuable time was lost waiting for him to locate the required work.

In a Year 11 maths session, he relied on my instructions rather than using the school's scaffolding sheet, showing hesitancy in working independently on assignments and missing chances to build self-reliance.

A Year 8 student left homework incomplete for five consecutive weeks; this lack of consistent revision led her to forget basic multiplication facts during class games.

When faced with unfamiliar fraction conversions, a Year 5 student grew frustrated and stopped engaging—her confidence dipped further each time an answer eluded her.

Recent Achievements

A Burbank tutor recently noticed Ben, a Year 11 student, has started to ask more targeted questions when stuck on advanced trigonometry, rather than hesitating in silence as he did earlier in the year.

Another high schooler, Sas, made a shift from needing frequent hints with square and cube roots to working through these problems independently—she completed her latest worksheet without using a calculator or asking for help.

Meanwhile, Orla (Year 6) used to be reluctant about new maths topics but was genuinely excited to tackle capacity this week and showed off her classwork confidently during their session.

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 Capalaba Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Sinai College.