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Concord's tutors feature a 4-year veteran secondary Maths and Physics teacher, high-achieving graduates with ATARs up to 99.3, experienced K–12 English and maths specialists from Dux Tuition and Kumon, peer mentors, Olympiad distinction recipients, accomplished musicians, and university students in law, medicine, engineering, actuarial studies and advanced computing—many with leadership or teaching awards.

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Lindsey

Legal Studies Tutor Chippendale, NSW
I believe the most significant aspect of a tutor is integrity and maintaining a level of respect to my students. In supporting my students, besides academic help, mental supports are also critically vital, hence it is crucial for me to ensure my students are well-balanced of both academic and social aspects. Regarding teaching, I believe I can…
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Jayveer

Legal Studies Tutor Harris Park, NSW
Understand the problems of students and help them solve those problems. This can significantly improve their confidence. Furthermore, a tutor should always be receptive to the opinions of other students. Perseverance, understanding, discipline, dedication and a calm…
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Shabnam

Legal Studies Tutor Marsfield, NSW
I think the greatest gift a tutor can provide to a student is support. School can often be an isolating and intimidating experience, and often students, despite being remarkably talented, feel afraid to take risks and go beyond what is expected of them. A tutor can also make the learning experience far more rewarding and enjoyable. Students feel…
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Isaac

Legal Studies Tutor Haymarket, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are build understanding, confidence, and consistency. A tutor should explain concepts clearly and in a way that matches the student’s learning style, not just repeat content. It is also crucial to create a supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and making…
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Benjamin (Benji)

Legal Studies Tutor Sydney, NSW
A tutor or at least a teacher is someone who can give students a helping hand, perhaps a friend is too informal but someone they can relate to. I think being able to understand your student and what makes them improve or how they can improve is also essential as a tutor and a teacher. It is useless to spoon feed facts and knowledge to a student if…
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Ryan

Legal Studies Tutor North Strathfield, NSW
I believe as a tutor, the most important thing is to pass on crucial skills. Tutoring lessons involve not only achieving the best academic results but also learn crucial skills that can be applied by the student in many aspects. I believe effective and open communication is a strength for me as a tutor. I can understand the needs of the student…
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Sujan

Legal Studies Tutor Strathfield, NSW
Tutoring can be challenging, especially when it comes to motivating your learner. You see the potential they have, and they often hear about the potential they have, but they do not feel as though they got what it takes. Living in such a busy and demanding time can often make us feel the time constraints on everything we do and we expect our…
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Claudia

Legal Studies Tutor Burwood, NSW
The most important thing is to make sure your student knows they can do it and that anything is possible when they put there mind to it. I’d encourage my students to do as much extra work as possible which I would provide and heaps of past papers. And to also always ask questions to ensure they are constantly engaged and learning My strengths…
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Samantha

Legal Studies Tutor Burwood, NSW
When I was tutored in high school, I found that the most important thing my tutor provided was a high level of support while also encouraging me to develop my own skills and ideas. She allowed me the autonomy to develop and refine my abilities, within the framework of relevant areas of study and school curriculum. She also provided additional…
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Jhanvi

Legal Studies Tutor Burwood, NSW
To be able to understand each student is unique and to use different methods to make them learn different topic. One student can be auditory learner another can be kinesthetic. Secondly, to be patient and to listen to the students before jumping into conclusions 1. Communication skills 2. Empathy 3. Teamwork 4. Collaboration 5. Punctuality…
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werwer

Legal Studies Tutor Burwood, NSW
As a tutor cannot take exams or do homework for the student, the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to have faith in the student's ability and assist the student in every way possible to ensure that the student has faith in their own ability to achieve their goals. Patience, passion and empathy. Patience as it takes time to…
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Chia Wei

Legal Studies Tutor Rhodes, NSW
Give them reassurance and hope that they're not "hopeless", they just need to work at it a bit more, or to have it explained in a different way As someone who was not "naturally brilliant" and had to work quite hard outside of classes to achieve good grades, I intrinsically understand the difficulties students face, and I am able to break…
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Gyeonghan

Legal Studies Tutor Enfield, NSW
Relate, understand, simplify. Recognising the students aren't all 'similar' and the necessity to break things down and sometimes simplify concepts is a necessary virtue for a tutor to have l. Being able to connect with the students both emotionally and mentally through understanding their…
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Dana

Legal Studies Tutor Rhodes, NSW
Being patient, understanding and ensuring that the tutor is in no way condescending towards the student. Going above and beyond for students, as well as being able to connect with them on their level Throughout my degree, we've been taught how to relay information to various audiences. Being able to explain concepts age-appropriately is definitely…
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Subhana

Legal Studies Tutor Rhodes, NSW
Effective tutors take the time to understand the student's strengths, weaknesses, learning styles, and goals. This allows them to tailor their approach and provide targeted support also creating a supportive and encouraging atmosphere is crucial for effective tutoring. Tutors can foster a safe space where students feel comfortable asking…
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Anthony

Legal Studies Tutor Strathfield South, NSW
Being patient but pushing the student to the best of their abilities. Can easily communicate with kids and have experienced what they are going…
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Aidan

Legal Studies Tutor Meadowbank, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is not just teaching them well but being able to maintain a positive relationship with the student and make sure they enjoy the lessons and not just another chore like activity My strengths are my communication skills, interpersonal skills, motivation and enthusiasm in being a reliable and friendly person…
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Isaac

Legal Studies Tutor Lilyfield, NSW
Helping to build confidence and personalised learning systems that help students individually retain and interpret content. As the final step in a students high school journey is topically the HSC exams; I emphasise building practical exam-based skills that target preparation, written-communication and impromptu problem-solving. I am patient and…
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Ni Luh Gede Kesha

Legal Studies Tutor Lilyfield, NSW
The most important thing is to understand the student in order to realize their goals and how to help them achieve it. I am compassionate and willing to adapt to a students…
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Alannah

Legal Studies Tutor Lidcombe, NSW
Some of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to understand them, take the time to get to know them and make them feel comfortable to learn. As a tutor its important to create a positive atmosphere around learning, making it fun! Especially for younger grades, turning learning into a game can promote engagement and memory…
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Muskaan

Legal Studies Tutor Leichhardt, NSW
Be understanding of the student and their unique needs I'm understanding and patient and happy to explain in different student tailored…
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Mohammad

Legal Studies Tutor Silverwater, NSW
It is important to understand that not all students are on the same level, hence you must find ways that work for them individually. By doing so, they are thought more effectively There are tons of strengths which a tutor can hold, however there are certain ones which include Patience Understanding Expressive knowledge These strengths are…
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Nashita

Legal Studies Tutor Silverwater, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is be patient and personable with the student. Tutoring is very different from a school environment, in that the benefits that exist are going at a pace that is suitable to the student's needs. Tutors are understanding and can target specific difficulties in a student's learning. We also not only identify…

Local Reviews

We have had James tutoring for us, his so knowledgeable and explains everything well. Bailey gets on so well with him. Bailey has come from a C grade to a B grade. I'm very happy.
Tanya, Concord

Inside ConcordTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Hanna focused on adding and subtracting fractions as well as strategies for multiplying and dividing both proper and improper fractions.

For Year 8, Thomas worked through expanding brackets in algebra and practiced factorising expressions using guided examples.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Olivia explored data analysis by finding mean, median, mode, and range from survey results, then interpreted interquartile range to compare different data sets.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 algebra, a student often skipped setting out their working clearly, which made it harder to spot where small errors—like missing pronumerals or confusing operation signs—crept in. As one tutor noted, "he focuses on getting to the answer as soon as possible instead of correctly," especially when expanding brackets.

In a senior year exam scenario, another student's revision revealed a pattern: only familiar problems were practiced, leaving gaps in handling more complex inequalities and exam-style reasoning.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student struggled to keep written work tidy and found it difficult to check back over answers when practicing fractions.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Concord recently saw Tyler, a high school student, make a noticeable shift from struggling with algebraic fractions to independently working through them and applying skills across topics like expanding brackets and factorising expressions.

Another secondary student started openly asking for help when stuck on practice exams instead of staying silent, leading to fewer repeated mistakes—something that hadn't happened in previous weeks.

In Year 4, Mael moved from needing constant prompting during maths sessions to now finishing addition questions without reminders and spelling new vocabulary words accurately by 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 Strathfield Council Library Service—or at your child's school (with permission), like Concord Public School.