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Tutors in Caddens include a university lecturer with 4.5 years' teaching experience, HSC subject duxes and academic award-winners, peer mentors and selective school graduates, an Olympiad medallist and ATAR 99+ scorer, experienced English and maths tutors, creative writing prizewinners, youth club leaders, Duke of Ed recipients, and student coaches across STEM and the arts.

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Gloria

PDHPE Tutor Caddens, NSW
The most important thing a tutor should do for a student is make them feel good about themselves. If the student develops a mentality where they feel as if they will never be able to learn something, they wont. It will be my job as a tutor to encourage them to believe in their own capabilities and further expand on this with different teaching…
Varnie
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Varnie

PDHPE Tutor Werrington, NSW
Sharing knowledge and experiencing of learning. Tutors are responsible for helping students to understand different subjects, by assisssting and encouraging the students in the learning processes. tutors should review materials used in classes and explain any answers, doubts or questions students may have regarding to that topic As well as my…
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Yashu
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Yashu

PDHPE Tutor Werrington, NSW
A tutor must provide academic guidance and support to the students by assisting them with any struggles they may be having in a subject to boost their academic performance. Building a relationship and cultivating a connection with students is also very important because the more the student connects with the tutor, the more comfortable they will…
Rajlaxmi
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Rajlaxmi

PDHPE Tutor Colyton, NSW
At the end of the day, I value results as a tutor. Helping students meet their goals is key. Equally important is injecting fun into the learning process, making it more engaging and exciting for students, so they eagerly anticipate each session. As a tutor I have good problem solving skills to address any situation that arises. Furthermore, I can…
Jonathan
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Jonathan

PDHPE Tutor Whalan, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to build their confidence, make learning engaging, teaching concepts in a way that suits their learning style. It’s important to be patient, encouraging, and create a safe space where the student feels comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. My strengths are being extremely…
Daniel
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Daniel

PDHPE Tutor Mount Druitt, NSW
As a tutor, I believe the most important things a teacher could do for their students is making them feel encouraged and secured. Promoting education in today's society is something that should be dominated and put first. In my eyes, a child's education is the first step towards a child's success. Encouraging students and providing them with a…
Laura
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Laura

PDHPE Tutor Penrith, NSW
I think that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is ensure that the information and skills being taught are useful to the student. To be able to identify the areas of which a student is having a hard time and adapt their way of teaching. Understanding that the students learning is the number one priority when teaching and that…
Kaleb
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Kaleb

PDHPE Tutor Glenmore Park, NSW
Be empathetic... Often students are going through a lot more than just school and/or sport, and sometimes tutors do not realise this when they're loading them with a lot of information. By being empathetic and patient that tutor is able to consider that needs of the student and alter sessions accordingly to ensure the greatest bang for the buck. I…
Olivia
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Olivia

PDHPE Tutor Jamisontown, NSW
I believe ensuring the student understands and takes away a good learning experience each session. I believe working on the child’s weaknesses and progressing their strengths is important for their learning experience. My strengths are being able to explain topics in different ways for students. Especially in PDHPE and Business Studies I…
Farida
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Farida

PDHPE Tutor Oxley Park, NSW
Prepare before a lesson -themselves and any resoruces they may want to use. Listen to where the student is at with their learning and understanding, then work from there - work *with* the student. Use the student's strengths to teach them better, eg. giving more examples, or providing x amount of time to complete a certain activity, etc. I…
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Hamza

PDHPE Tutor Whalan, NSW
Reading the needs of a student, to understand what exactly are they lacking proficiency in. Understanding how a student likes to learn and study, and tailoring my delivery to better meet those needs/preferences. Being resilient and easy to approach, to allow students to feel comfortable in asking simpler questions or repetitive questions. Ability…
Umair
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Umair

PDHPE Tutor Whalan, NSW
Help him get to ease with the course, make it not feel like a burden but something the pupil has control over, allow him to see his strengths and focus on the knowledge he is gaining from it, and how he can benefit from it. Algebra is useful in so many fields but kids don't understand that thus don't pay attention, and learn it just to forget…
Karen
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Karen

PDHPE Tutor Emerton, NSW
I believe the role of a tutor extends beyond academic assistance. I empathise with the pressures and challenges students face, and through my own experiences, I have identified effective strategies that can significantly alleviate their stress. Thus, I aim to guide students on how to manage and cope with stressors associated with exams and studies…
Affan
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Affan

PDHPE Tutor Mount Druitt, NSW
The most important thing to do for any student is to be understanding and to listen to anything and everything they have to say. Every single student is different and their approach to certain things are always different so its always important to recognise this and adapt to cater for them. As a tutor with nearly 3 years of experience, I have the…
Amanda
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Amanda

PDHPE Tutor Dharruk, NSW
Guide them and support them in their education. It’s important to let them take control of their studies and become confident in their abilities I’m an excellent communicator and always come down to the individuals level to ensure I’m using the correct teaching…
Mashal
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Mashal

PDHPE Tutor Plumpton, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to become their friend. Children are sometimes uncomfortable with teachers and are unable to fully explain where they struggle. However, if we are able to get them to open up we would be able to better assist them in improving their grades. A student who is comfortable in the…
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Jaweria

PDHPE Tutor Bidwill, NSW
I believe being a constant encouraging force and simply being there for them is one of the most important characteristics a great tutor can possess. A big strength of mine as a tutor is being able to get down to the level and understanding of a student and explaining concepts in a manner that resonates with them the…

Local Reviews

Sai is a wonderful tutor and a lovely person. My son enjoys every lesson and has improved greatly with Sai'sassistance. I highly recommend Sai.
Tamara

Inside CaddensTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Lincoln worked on converting between proper and improper fractions and adding and multiplying fractions, with extra time spent reviewing test questions for deeper understanding.

For Year 8, Adrielle focused on single variable data analysis by defining and calculating mean, median, mode, and range, as well as learning to represent data using stem-and-leaf plots.

In Year 9, Adrian revisited linear equations by solving algebraic problems and graphing solutions to find points of intersection.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 maths, one student often skipped explaining their reasoning and preferred to follow familiar patterns rather than fully understand problem-solving steps; as noted, "he struggled to provide an explanation for his working and often responds with 'I just worked it out.'" This led to confusion when facing unfamiliar perimeter and area questions.

Meanwhile, in senior English, incomplete homework—such as missed annotation tasks—meant valuable feedback was lost.

In Year 6, another student hesitated to attempt challenging word problems after setbacks, sometimes avoiding them altogether. These habits made it harder to catch errors early or build confidence before exams.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Caddens noticed Lincoln, a high school student, now talks through his maths solutions aloud and checks for errors independently—a big shift from when he'd rush without explaining his thinking.

Another recent session saw Adrian in Year 10 dedicating more time to read-aloud and pen-to-paper exercises; he's moved from skipping steps in problem-solving to carefully working through each stage and organizing essays logically.

Meanwhile, Leah in Year 6 remembered tricky content on angles and was able to solve problems about parallel lines with much less prompting than before, finishing her worksheet entirely on her 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 St Marys Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Kingswood Public School.