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Christie Downs' tutors include an ex-school Dux and Golden Key scholar in biomedical engineering, a former Assistant Professor of Mathematics with postgraduate credentials, seasoned teachers and youth workers, a private tutor with five years' experience, a Kumon-trained teaching assistant, award-winning maths competitors, and educators with proven mentoring backgrounds across music, English, science and special needs.

Chloe
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Chloe

Tutor Christie Downs, SA
Be supportive of test grades and show them on ways to improve for next time. Go through with them the questions that they got wrong so next time they know how to do it. Having the ability to change my pace to adjust to each student and their learning abilities. Some students require more attention and focus on topics whereas some are quicker and…
ANNETTE
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ANNETTE

Tutor Lonsdale, SA
Helping them to understand problems, explaining concepts clearly and repeating things until they fully grasp it. I think patience, adaptability and perseverance are my strengths as a…
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Platon
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Platon

Tutor Noarlunga, SA
The tutor supports the student in exploring and identifying their strengths and weaknesses as a learner through feedback and one-on-one discussions. This empowers them to adopt complementary study habits that target areas for improvement - an essential life skill that is valuable across all areas of employment. I tailor my teaching sessions and…
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Nividha

Tutor Noarlunga, SA
I can make their every doubt clear and I think making the basics and concepts clear, I can be very helpful to them. In India also, students use to come to me anytime for discussing their personal and academic problems. Being patient is my biggest strength. Apart from that, I am determined, helpful, kind and passionate. I am ambitious about being…
Rachel
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Rachel

Tutor Christies Beach, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to figure out plans and way to explain and allow the student to learn in a relaxed and enjoyable way. It shouldn't be a rigid session and needs to be a flexible learning system in order to allow and aid them in learning the topic. I am able to take a complex idea and explain in it simple…
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Heng Yi

Tutor Christies Beach, SA
Responsible Patience Confidence - in the subjects a tutor teach Creative - in teaching method and explains question Friendly Honesty - no one knows everything, be honest about what you don’t know rather than make up a wrong answer on the spot (pretend confident and under control), do some research and get back to the question :)) 1. I…
Cian
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Cian

Tutor Port Noarlunga, SA
Be able to communicate information clearly and concisely, as well as being flexible enough to come up with different explanations for topics when a certain method isn't understood. I think it's also very important that a tutor is able to present the information in an engaging way, to help build a passion for the subject. I am friendly and patient,…
Mark
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Mark

Tutor Huntfield Heights, SA
The best thing I can do for my students, is to provide support in developing the skills and understanding they need and to be available and considerate of their knowledge levels and learning styles. My strength as a tutor is my empathy and patience. As a mature-aged tutor and teacher, I am experienced in helping students to engage with their…
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Jayde

Tutor Old Reynella, SA
Be a safe space where the client isn’t afraid to make mistakes, because you don’t learn without making mistakes. I understand that everyone learns differently, so my biggest strength is that I am able to work with my client and get to know their learning style so I can help them learn in the best way that suits…
Danielle
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Danielle

Tutor Seaford Meadows, SA
It is vital that a tutor creates a welcoming, friendly and positive atmosphere to show the student that they are willing and able to help aid them in their learning. A tutor should ensure that the student feels as though they can ask questions to clarify their understanding of content and that they have control over their own learning and can set…
Heather
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Heather

Tutor Sheidow Park, SA
To be honest, which helps to develop rapport and trust, be flexible, and willing to share my own experiences. Teach the student how to learn as the ultimate goal is to help the student become an independent learner. Be patient, as what is obvious or easy for me may not be so for the student. and have good listening skills. Above all, be a…
Joshua
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Joshua

Tutor Sheidow Park, SA
I believe that the most important I can do for a student is being a role model that a student can be comfortable to ask questions and address problems and issues within their academic career. Eliminating the fear of being looked down upon for not understanding a concept and the loss of moral is the first step to improving learning and growth. This…
Anjaly
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Anjaly

Tutor Seaford Meadows, SA
It is the ability of a good tutor to find a student’s hidden potential interests and support him to pursue what he really loves to do in life. A tutor can also make the learners feel motivated and enthusiastic to face the challenges that come along. My desire to help others which can bring a difference is the one I consider as my biggest…
Charlotte
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Charlotte

Tutor Old Noarlunga, SA
To help the student with what they most need help with - this comes from getting to know the student and their capabilites, what they require academically and personally, as well as what they're studying. Furthermore, being supporting and encouraging to a large degree is one of the most important things, and empowering students to achieve their…
Meera
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Meera

Tutor Sheidow Park, SA
I think the most important things a tutor can do for a student is getting them motivated to work hard. It is important that the students themselves have a desire to improve. Another majorly important thing is a focus on understanding and confidence in the concepts rather than finding patterns in repetitive practice. Additionally, tutors should…
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Griffith

Tutor Trott Park, SA
A tutor needs to be able to adapt to whatever questions or queries the student has. In my role as a PASS Leader at Adelaide Uni, I always had material prepared, which occasionally I didn't use because the students wanted to focus on something else. You need to be able to think on your feet and find a way to present the problem in a way the student…
Kurt
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Kurt

Tutor Reynella East, SA
A tutor MUST make the student comfortable with their learning by building a friendship with them, so that they always want to return to EZY Math Tutoring. A tutor must also put aside everything else in their life to assist the student: even if I have a bad day I cannot let that lessen my performance while teaching the student. Finally, a tutor…
Harrison
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Harrison

Tutor Reynella East, SA
The tutor must be supportive of their work and problems as well where students can feel comfortable around you in expressing their opinions and with their own work. A tutor must be engaging from the moment they first meet the student, to how they deliver the tutoring, to the last second that they leave each tutoring session. A tutor must also be…
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Balazs

Tutor Reynella East, SA
Modern curriculum is mostly based on a thought process that works for most students. But not for all, and school teachers don't usually have the capacity to take care of all the students individually. That's where a tutor can help. Everybody thinks about and understand scientific ideas and theories in their own, personal way. A tutor can lead the…
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QIANRU

Tutor Sheidow Park, SA
I believe a great tutor helps students love and enjoy their learning journey. During my time as a notes taker for disabled students at the University of Canberra, I learned that building their confidence and creating a supportive learning environment are crucial for their academic success. For example, providing students with personalised guidance…
Hannah
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Hannah

Tutor Seaford Rise, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them become confident and independent in their study. This will help the student to achieve their personal academic goals. As a black belt, I instruct at a local Taekwondo club to students between the ages of 7 and older. This has helped me learn patience, and understand that each…
Morgan
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Morgan

Tutor Happy Valley, SA
I think that a tutor should be approachable - the student shouldn't be afraid to say that they don't understand something. After all, the tutor is there to help the student through any new concepts and ensure that they are taught in an easy to understand way. The tutor should be able to adapt to the student's most effective learning techiques i.e.…
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Kirollos

Tutor Lonsdale, SA
A student that has a tutor either wants to excel in their studies, or is struggling. If the student is struggling (will know from first day by what they ask and what they say) then it means they either need to be told what the teacher has told them already or the teacher has taught it in a way they do not understand, hence a change of method is…

Local Reviews

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Inside Christie DownsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 10 student Jack worked through quadratic factorisation and expansion using online practice, then moved to solving simultaneous equations and applying index laws.

Year 9 student Riley focused on trigonometry concepts such as finding unknown angles and sides in triangles, plus revising probability questions similar to his recent assignment.

Meanwhile, Year 8 student Zara practiced algebraic techniques with a focus on factorisation methods like difference of two squares and perfect square patterns, and also reviewed how to simplify surds using the index laws.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student hesitated to start her algebra assignment, describing "mental blanks" and freezing when faced with new problems—this often delayed progress on simultaneous equations.

In senior trigonometry, another student confused sine and cosine because of inconsistent labeling on triangles, leading to calculation errors even after grasping the theory.

One Year 5 learner regularly second-guessed her answers during times tables revision, asking for reassurance before continuing ("if I do not respond to her answer she will second guess it").

In Year 4, forgetting to complete homework meant previously mastered skills in time questions were quickly lost between sessions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Christie Downs noticed that Lara, a high school student, has started to identify her own knowledge gaps and now asks for targeted help on tricky topics like graphing parabolas—something she rarely did at the start of tutoring.

Sasha, also in high school, recently demonstrated significant growth by confidently solving all factorisation questions without errors during a session, a big step up from her early struggles with algebra.

Meanwhile, Nicole in Year 4 moved from needing her fingers for times tables to recalling her 5s and 10s instantly and finished a rounding pre-assessment with a jump from 0% to 75%.

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 Noarlunga Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Lonsdale Heights Primary School.