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Tutors in Collaroy include a 25-year high school teaching veteran, a calculus specialist with a master's and education degree, primary teachers experienced across top schools, and award-winning graduates—such as an HSC subject dux and state-ranked debater—plus multilingual language trainers, seasoned maths tutors, and youth mentors passionate about inspiring K–12 learners.

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Santiago

Physics Tutor Collaroy, NSW
Try to find motivation on the subject by taking into acount the kids interests. I have teached different things troughout my life, such as math, physics, ski and guitar, giving me a different perspective about how kids…
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Simranjeet

Physics Tutor Dee Why, NSW
Relatable examples help students to learn fast and effective and i think, a physics tutor should do that so that students can understand far better and in very easy way Communication skills, easy method of teaching, relatable…
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Selma
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Selma

Physics Tutor Queenscliff, NSW
I think the most important thing is to catch the student's attention by making him relate to math. Also, to make sure that the student did not lose track during the tutoring session. I am a self-confident person that likes to be dedicated in something that I like such as tutoring and math. I am also a positive and an energetic person and I am…
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Maria

Physics Tutor Queenscliff, NSW
Have clear objectives: I want me and my students to know where we are heading, what is our final destination. Having clear objectives help set the pathway to succeeding. Have a positive attitude: As most students don't want to spend more hours studying and be enjoying spare time instead, my goal is to remain positive in order to remind them why we…
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Caitlin

Physics Tutor Warriewood, NSW
One of the most important things a physics tutor can do for a student is give them a personalised teaching experience. Often there are other factors at play in the progress of a student's learning than just their mental ability. Being able to recognise and connect to the child will open up numerous learning pathways to allow them to reach their…
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Tiana

Physics Tutor Manly, NSW
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is being prepared. I have had 1-1 Spanish tutoring in the past, and every week my tutor would arrive prepared with documents and interactive lessons, which were fundamental in enriching my learning of the subject and making the sessions more enjoyable. Additionally, the tutor needs to…
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carla

Physics Tutor Balgowlah, NSW
- Be patient - Give real examples to make them understand it easier - Provide extra information / exercises - Help them with your experience and your knowledge. I am so patient and I know how to explain things in a easier way for them to understand it better. I like to give a lot of examples and play while…
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Akshay

Physics Tutor Frenchs Forest, NSW
As a physics tutor, it is important that you pass on the right knowledge to the student. Make them think about things by themselves instead of giving them straight away. A tutor, shouldn't discourage students if they ask a dumb question, they should resolve all their queries with a good understanding. A tutor's job is to support a student and be…
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Beatrice

Physics Tutor Seaforth, NSW
I believe the most important things a physics tutor can do for a student are to build their confidence, tailor lessons to their unique learning style, and create a supportive environment where they feel comfortable asking questions. Beyond just teaching content, a tutor should inspire curiosity, foster a positive attitude toward learning, and help…
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Samuel

Physics Tutor Balgowlah Heights, NSW
I have helped pupils achieve top grades and acceptance into the best schools and universities. I have also helped pupils less naturally inclined to mathematics to achieve passing marks in critical exams which allowed them to pursue their academic careers in the direction they chose. Tutors can help pupils unlock their own futures in whatever path…
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Ian

Physics Tutor Forestville, NSW
A great tutor should focus on building a student's confidence for learning by fostering understanding, critical thinking, and a safe environment for growth. By clarifying concepts and questions carefully step-by-step, tutors make learning approachable. Positive reinforcement for progress while setting and tracking achievable goals offers clear…
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Mahsa

Physics Tutor Killarney Heights, NSW
Apart from conveying knowledge, the most crucial thing a physics tutor can do is to make students feel good about the subject they are studying. When students have a positive mindset and feel confident, they are more motivated and engaged in the learning process. I possess a strong foundation and deep understanding of mathematics. Moreover, I can…
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Zenisha

Physics Tutor Dee Why, NSW
The most important things a physics tutor can do is provide the students with all the knowledge and resources on a particular problem and help them solve their mistakes in a way they never repeat that again. I think that my relationship building techniques with the students are my biggest strength as I am really outgoing students feel comfortable…
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Tomas

Physics Tutor Dee Why, NSW
Have patience and be polite. They need to feel comfortable explaining the subject as many times the student needs in order to…
Kenny
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Kenny

Physics Tutor Dee Why, NSW
the best thing a student can do for the student is to be coherent and clear in the way to give information My biggest strengths as a tutor are my patience and my ability to give students the skills to learn diligently and to work…
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Margherita

Physics Tutor Dee Why, NSW
A tutor bust be loyal to the students and transmit them the passion for knowledge. We do not learn only for passing the exams but mostly for ourselves, to grow as people and try to be the best version of ourselves. Constance and discipline help in our everyday life, pushing us beyond our limits I have lot of patience and I can explain things easy…
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Max

Physics Tutor Cromer, NSW
- Help them overcome confidence barriers and the misguided notion that intelligence is the only true metric for academic success - developing a relationship with the student to engage them with the topic and hence maximise the content covered in a session - help them develop a study system whereby they can achieve the highest academic…
William
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William

Physics Tutor Wheeler Heights, NSW
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is give explicit praise when there is improvement and progress, and stay calm and methodical when improvement and guidance is needed. My strengths are definitely communication and interpersonal skills, adding an element of trust, comfort and engagement compared to a more robotic tutor.…
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Rafael

Physics Tutor North Curl Curl, NSW
Alter their approach depending on the different needs of the student Being able to comunacite well and find ways to discribe difficult…
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Peter

Physics Tutor North Narrabeen, NSW
I think the biggest benefit a physics tutor can have is to help instill in a student a sense of confidence in their ability to learn. Regardless of how much subject matter a student is able to retain, they will have a lot of learning to do beyond when they are being tutored, so I believe it is at least as important for students to be ‘learning…
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Riley

Physics Tutor North Narrabeen, NSW
It's the responsibility of a physics tutor to meet students where they are at. Tutors should come to learn the boundaries of what their students do and do not understand and create structure and context for pushing those boundaries to ultimately envelop the knowledge they need to succeed. This can sometimes mean "back-filling" missing knowledge or…
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Dean

Physics Tutor Beacon Hill, NSW
Be interested and passionate about a student's learning, keeping positive and encouraging no matter their progress, while trying to find new ways to enhance their academic understanding. I love to help people out academically or in any other areas, I am patient and I have had many great teachers to learn from, both about my subjects and about…
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Beatrix

Physics Tutor Freshwater, NSW
I consider the most essential things a physics tutor can do for a student to include; teaching content in an engaging and interesting way, making lessons enjoyable and motivating the student to learn, providing clear explanations and being patient with the student when teaching while remaining dedicated to achieving learning objectives. Physics…

Local Reviews

Both Natalia and Kiara are very happy with Abigail and things are starting off really great.
Colette

Inside CollaroyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 11 student Anan focused on PEEL paragraph structure with an emphasis on crafting clear topic sentences, and analysed poetry by Auden.

Year 12 sessions included detailed comparative analysis of The Tempest and Hag-Seed for the Textual Conversations module, as well as composing creative responses that explored Atwood's reimagining of imprisonment themes.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student worked through algebraic equations and practiced interpreting functions and their graphs using real examples from recent homework.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 English, writing habits affected progress: planning was often skipped, leading to weak thesis statements and underdeveloped essay structure. One tutor noted, "He started essays without a clear plan, which made topic sentences vague."

In Year 9 Mathematics, over-reliance on finger counting for times tables slowed down complex multiplication; a student repeatedly paused during multi-step problems to count rather than recall.

Meanwhile, in Year 8 Science projects, translating research into presentation format proved challenging—notes were gathered but not organized into a final product.

Each instance left less time for deeper analysis or independent application of skills.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Collaroy noticed a Year 11 student who, after previously struggling to connect ideas in essays, now confidently links and explains her arguments using improved PEEL structures.

Another high school student made a noticeable leap by applying formulas independently to tackle complex area questions—something he found daunting just weeks ago.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who was hesitant to ask questions now enthusiastically seeks clarification and has begun tackling long multiplication without prompting.

Last session, she completed all her single-digit multiplication problems from memory and explained each step aloud.

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 Dee Why Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Pittwater House Schools.