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Collingwood's tutors include a Master of Teaching trainee with classroom placements in science, a former French high school Dux and maths medalist, an early childhood education specialist, VCE award-winning engineers, seasoned K–12 maths and science tutors, a Rubik's Cube Guinness World Record holder, and multilingual teachers with international experience inspiring young learners.

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Joseph Kevin

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
Tutor helps to develop interest of a particular subject in students life. A lot many times, students like the subject because the way of delivery and the personality of the tutor. I believe to have the character and passion to transform young minds in understanding and applying fundamental concepts. I have good people and communication skills.…
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Sahil

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
1. Convey to the student that if they are finding a subject hard, it is natural. They just haven't found a way that works for them and we are willing to explore that 2. A tutor should understand their student's potential and work accordingly and find ways of teaching that work for them 3. Be patient with a student and have empathy and give them…
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Simon
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Simon

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
In mi opinion, a tutor should take care of the students in terms of ensuring that they understand each one of the concepts and topics explained. He/she should not hesitate in repeating an explanation as many times as necessary if the student doesn't understand any topic. After finishing my bachelor in Aerospace engineering and some international…
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Mohammed

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
The most important virtue that I consider for being a tutor for a student is having the patience to understand what they are expecting out of me, in order for me to give them back the necessary skills and training they require to excel in their domain. In addition to this, having a practical approach other than the traditional teaching style is…
Kevin
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Kevin

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
Empathy. Teaching is fundamentally a transfer of knowledge, but that transfer only works if you first understand how the student thinks, where they're stuck, and what's making them anxious or disengaged. A good tutor adapts their explanation to the student's learning style rather than repeating the same approach that didn't work the first time.…
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Chintan

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
As per my opinion, I think the most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to be their friend and guide and help them as their friend. More often than not, students fear approaching tutors. But if you have maintained a friendly relation with your students, your students will not hesitate in coming and speaking with you. This way, a…
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Kumar

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
Tutors can make the students to understand the topic from the scratch, so as to make sure the kid is able to solve the problems on its own. In this way, student excels in the class at school, and it helps in boosting up the confidence. After working for overall 2 years with kids, I have become really patient and understand and read when and which…
Muhammad Ahmar
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Muhammad Ahmar

Engineering Studies Tutor Carlton, VIC
Clarifying difficult concepts, promoting critical thinking, offering individualized guidance, boosting confidence, encouraging independence, and establishing a secure learning atmosphere are among the most crucial things a tutor can accomplish for a student. Together, these activities improve the student's comprehension, drive, and capacity for…
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Yike

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
Teach Students How to Think, Not Just What to Memorise My most important role is to help students develop independent mathematical reasoning. Instead of relying on memorised formulas or copying worked examples, I encourage students to understand the principles behind each problem and recognise how to approach new questions. Identify and Fix…
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Aaditya

Engineering Studies Tutor Carlton, VIC
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is be patient and provide a steady, and provide safe reliable environment where a student feels comfortable making mistakes, I'm focused on being a mentor who always shows up prepared. Instead of spoon-feeding the answers, I like to break a problem down into logical blocks and ask the right…
Purwa
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Purwa

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
A tutor must recognise the level of understanding of a student and then explain concepts to that level. This will ensure progress of the student. 1) I have patience to keep explaining till the student understands it. 2) I teach each student differently based on their level of understanding. 3) I prepare myself well before the session, try to…
Sudhir
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Sudhir

Engineering Studies Tutor Carlton, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do for students is to teach as well as keep them motivated on their progress. A tutor shapes a child or an adult to get the best out of themselves and helps them gain courage and be brave with their studies. I have a great way of teaching in where I combine practical and application based teaching. I am…
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Li

Engineering Studies Tutor Carlton, VIC
In general, I believe that the best way to teach Maths/Science is in a way which the student understands the concepts rather than just giving the student a method to produce an answer, which is how these subjects are commonly taught. 1. I am self-directed, energetic, and enthusiastic. I have completed my Bachelor of Engineering + Management…
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Andi

Engineering Studies Tutor Carlton, VIC
To support and give great motivation to the student is the most important thing. Having the thought that everybody can learn and be able to success in learning if the student found interest in the subject. I often explain the solution with step by step method, trying to simplify complex solution, and I often use easier example or simulation in…
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Jaideep

Engineering Studies Tutor Parkville, VIC
Every student has different expectations from a tutor and thus the most important thing might vary from student to student. Some of them might just be looking for a pass in the subject whereas others might be looking for really good grades. For some grades wont even matter and they strive for understanding the subject thoroughly. I believe the…
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Arafat

Engineering Studies Tutor Carlton, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student to lift them up what they feel mostly interested while learning anything. To motivate them while they do something new and bring any new idea to resolve any problem. That will help to develop the psychology of a student in more positive way to move forward with their willingness of thinking…
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Derrick

Engineering Studies Tutor Parkville, VIC
Match the understanding and growth of the students while encouraging and providing interest and guidance to the subject of study. I believe everyone has the potential for great performance. Patience, clear communication, critical thinking, and collaborative…
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Le-May

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
To inspire a student to be curious and develop a love of learning, as people are not often motivated to improve in areas in which they lack passion. The last family I had tutored had told me that after my sessions with their son, he had stopped crying every time he had to complete his school homework. From this experience, I have come to…
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James

Engineering Studies Tutor Carlton, VIC
Help them grasp concepts and apply them themselves and teach them how to solve problems slowly so they can repeat the process later on in life I think I am good at explaining and walking someone through the concepts and the ideas behind what I’m teaching instead of simply showing how its…
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Dharitri

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
1. Build a good rapport and understand the abilities of student 2. Tailor lessons into bits and chunks so that it's easier to understand 3.Set goals 4. Provide constructive feedback back 5. Make learning more fun 6. Pour a lot of confidence and courage 7. Continuous monitoring Being an engineer and having a parent from teaching…
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Akshat

Engineering Studies Tutor Melbourne, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to empower them with the skills and confidence to become independent learners. This involves not only imparting knowledge but also teaching critical thinking skills, problem-solving strategies, and effective study habits that will serve them beyond the tutoring sessions. I may excel at…
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Sajol

Engineering Studies Tutor Carlton, VIC
Being approachable to students and willingness to hear, understand and solve a student’s problem are what I consider to be most important traits of a tutor. I believe my greatest strengths are being empathetic towards students and being able to adjust my teaching methods to cater to each individual students learning capabilities and methods in a…
JORDAN MAYRON
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JORDAN MAYRON

Engineering Studies Tutor Parkville, VIC
-Keep them interested in continues learning -Help them with discovering and potentializing their strengths -Transform their fears into strengths -Make them feel comfortable during the sessions. - Reliable - Funny: This is important if you do not want to get the student bored after 5 minutes of teaching. - Punctuality: It's better to be…

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Content Covered

Year 6 James explored addition and subtraction strategies before using visual models to deepen understanding of multiplication.

In Year 9, Maryam practised solving simultaneous equations by both substitution and elimination methods, then applied these skills to real-world worded problems.

For Year 11, Sarah focused on graphing sine, cosine, and tangent functions, learning how to use the unit circle and exact value triangles for trigonometric calculations.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student preparing for VCE exams struggled to select the right formula without relying on notes—"she needed help deciding which method fit each scenario."

In Year 9, a student's algebra working was hard to follow; lines were crowded and steps not set out, leading to confusion when checking answers.

A Year 7 learner avoided writing working for fraction problems, hesitating to attempt questions unless sure of the process.

Meanwhile, in upper primary, incomplete homework left gaps in measurement skills and worded questions went unanswered. The result: confidence dipped after setbacks and valuable revision time was spent relearning missed basics.

Recent Achievements

One Collingwood tutor noticed a big shift in a Year 10 student, Celeste, who now tackles trigonometric problems independently after previously needing lots of prompting—she worked through all the [0, 2π] domain questions with barely any hints.

Another high school student, Maryam, who used to get stuck on simultaneous equations, managed to solve them using both methods without waiting for step-by-step guidance.

In primary sessions, James (Year 3) started speaking up when unsure about new times tables instead of guessing quietly; last lesson he tried the three times table aloud and checked his answers himself.

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 Fitzroy Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Collingwood College-Collingwood Alternative School.