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Caversham's tutors include a school Dux in Maths and Physics, an ATAR 99.95 graduate, seasoned high school and primary tutors, university medalists in engineering and science, experienced classroom teachers with education degrees, a Guildford Grammar academic mentor, and award-winning student leaders—offering expertise across maths, English, science, mentoring and K–12 support.

Mohamed Hijaz
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Mohamed Hijaz

Tutor Dianella, WA
To guide him so that the next time he can tackle a similar question, independently. Motivate him so that he is confident to undertake his units and not feel he is not good enough. Show him with correct technique mathematics is easy. I am a Mechanical Engineering graduate and Physics and Mathematics has been my strength. I graduated with first…
Jordan
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Jordan

Tutor Bayswater, WA
A tutor should go out of their way to help a student, prioritizing the student's needs above their own Clarity: I can explain complex concepts in simple, understandable terms. Resourcefulness: I can provide various resources, including examples, practice problems, and detailed explanations. Adaptability: I can tailor my teaching approach to…
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Purity
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Purity

Tutor Belmont, WA
Providing academic support to the student by ensuring that they understand whatever you are teaching them, keep on checking on them consistently to monitor their progress and also building a friendly environment or rapport with students so that they can freely ask questions whenever they feel lost. I have enthusiasm, that is I love what I do and I…
Chloe
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Chloe

Tutor Belmont, WA
Be able to help them gain a passion for learning and understanding, and to be able to build resilience and perseverance when encountering problems or concepts they do not understand. I hope students will be able to form a healthy relationship with their academics and find fulfilment and joy in the work they do. I am good at breaking down complex…
Ambika
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Ambika

Tutor Belmont, WA
Answer them their question without being irritated till they do not get answer. That I can make them understand everything very…
Harshdeep
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Harshdeep

Tutor Dianella, WA
Besides imparting knowledge, a tutor should model a students curiosity, build his personality as a whole and increase his confidence with the central idea of stimulating the holistic development of the student. Besides knowledge and previous experience, my credentials make me a superlative candidate as a tutor. Good communication skills, clear…
Dikesh
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Dikesh

Tutor Redcliffe, WA
A tutor can guide and help the student in the teaching-learning process. First, the tutor should find innovative ways of teaching learning and different methodologies and engage them so that their learning happens in the best way possible. A tutor should focus on practice and assessments. He/she can share the tips and techniques on how to study…
Mehak
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Mehak

Tutor Ascot, WA
The most important thing that can be done is to give as many resources as necessary. I say this because of all the tutors I have had, the most helpful was the one that gave me access to endless resources which constantly had me practicing my content which greatly assisted me in realising my weaknesses. Another important factor would be to be as…
Nabeela
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Nabeela

Tutor Malaga, WA
They can learn about their student and work with them in the best way possible. I am good at explaining and I do no mind doing explaining a concept a few…
Lauren
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Lauren

Tutor Malaga, WA
Mainly to help them find confidence in their learning and know that it's ok to ask for help when they don't understand things. It's also important to ensure the student feels comfortable and to ease their stresses. I am a good listener and will do my best to teach people and explain things in a way that they understand and are comfortable…
Reet
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Reet

Tutor Bayswater, WA
The most important thing that a tutor can do is be present for their students. We have to be active, be present and treat everyone with kindness. I try to give equal opportunities to every students, understand their problems and try to solve…
Iqra
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Iqra

Tutor Ascot, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to encourage and empower the student by acknowledging their progress, fostering a positive mindset, and helping them to overcome doubts. Furthermore, promotes problem-solving skills, encourages the student to think independently, and addresses their unique needs or challenges. I believe as…
Chiedza
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Chiedza

Tutor Redcliffe, WA
I believe that the best thing a tutor can do for a student is help the student develop more confidence in themselves. This will result in them trying their best which is what is most important. I am very patient, positive, persistent and hard working. These strengths help me to motivate students. I am also creative and practical. I always find a…
Viren
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Viren

Tutor Ascot, WA
I think the most important thing is to adhere to the students needs and their form of learning. If a student is more of a visual learner then I would adapt my teaching style to suit them. I also feel that being available after class hours for queries and concerns is vital but also be able to provide guidance and a good role model not only…
Kevin
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Kevin

Tutor Belmont, WA
Do 100% what I can to help the student achieve their goal. In the beginning, I need to understand the student's strength and weakness will allow me with different teaching techniques to help the student achieve their goal. During the class, provide an enjoyable study environment to maximal the students' understanding. After the class,…
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Eric

Tutor Ellenbrook, WA
Being able to understand their skill level and help them to achieve their goals. Giving them sufficient time, motivation and materials/testing for them to be able to achieve those goals I am very persistent. If a child gets something wrong I am willing to help them try until they achieve their goal/s. I am also very approachable and…
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Marquez

Tutor Ellenbrook, WA
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster genuine confidence and create a supportive environment. It's crucial to reassure students that needing help doesn't reflect their intelligence but is a step toward improvement. When students make mistakes, I avoid showing frustration and reflect on whether I taught it…
Krystal
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Krystal

Tutor Ellenbrook, WA
Really take the time to understand what a student's learning needs and preferences are. Then address them by applying relevant and appropriate strategies in teaching so that they are going to engage with their work and allow it to lead to quality learning. Continual support, encouragement as well as positive and constructive feedback are also…
Michael
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Michael

Tutor Ellenbrook, WA
When I teach a concept to a student in a way that they won't forget, then I'm giving them a positive benighted that will be with them for the rest of the lives. I'm good at taking hard maths concepts and explaining and teaching them in simple terms. I often find that things students are struggling with are things that have been tought in ways they…
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Mohaimen

Tutor Redcliffe, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster a supportive and encouraging learning environment, tailor their teaching to the student's individual needs, and build the student's confidence and independence in learning. By providing clear explanations, setting achievable goals, and offering consistent feedback, a tutor can…
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Anne

Tutor Dianella, WA
Tutor can really provide the extra help that students need to connect them back to the class I am patient , understanding , kind, funny and well…
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Vivek

Tutor Dianella, WA
I think it is important to teach the fundamentals so that students have a clear understanding of the basic concepts. I believe it is also important to clearly communicate ideas so that they can then communicate them clearly themselves. Moreover, it is crucial to encourage students to think critically by giving them the opportunity to independently…
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Elizabeth

Tutor Bayswater, WA
Assuring a student that there is nothing wrong with them and helping them figure out how they learn a certain subject best. I believe I am good at listening to students and interpreting what their needs are - allowing the session to be truly catered towards them and a valuable use of their…

Local Reviews

The tutor was punctual, communicated well and explained the content clearly to my daughter.
Sean McMorrow, Caversham

Inside CavershamTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Jazmine worked on division using hands-on games with tokens and also reviewed her 4 times tables, while another session focused on reading analogue clocks and practising setting different times.

Year 8 student Myra explored mixed, proper, and improper fractions for her upcoming test, then tackled addition and subtraction of decimals as well as time word problems to strengthen confidence in new topics.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Sarah concentrated on surd conversion, addition and subtraction before moving into indices and applying index laws to more complex algebraic questions.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student entered a test without his prepared notes, relying heavily on memory and needing constant reference to incomplete materials—he has lost a lot of the notes that I gave him to review for his test.

In Year 8 algebra sessions, another student repeatedly forgot steps discussed earlier in the lesson, which made solving multi-step equations much harder without examples to follow.

For a primary student, distraction during time-telling activities led to confusion with terms like "quarter past," as she often guessed rather than processed the question.

In each case, missing organization or not pausing to process led directly to lost confidence and missed answers.

Recent Achievements

A Caversham tutoring session with a Year 10 student saw him shift from quietly following along to confidently explaining the laws of indices out loud, even pausing to ask for clarification when unsure—something he hesitated to do before.

Another high schooler made noticeable strides in algebra; she now completes all her homework independently and comes ready to discuss which questions tripped her up, instead of leaving them blank.

Meanwhile, a younger student who previously relied on fraction circles for every question surprised her tutor by correctly placing improper fractions on a number line without any physical aids.

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 Guildford Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Caversham Valley Primary School.