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Tutors in Connells Point include a seasoned K–6 maths tutor from St George Girls High, experienced peer mentors and camp leaders, a creative writing postgraduate who tutors for The Writers' Studio, selective school graduates with top subject awards, high-achieving university students in science and law, and youth coaches skilled at engaging primary-aged kids.

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Charlotte

Legal Studies Tutor Grays Point, NSW
Ensuring the student is comfortable within the learning environment and is engaged in the learning process, and explaining the concepts in multiple ways to improve their understanding. I am a highly committed person who genuinely enjoys learning new ideas and concepts. Despite this, I have struggled with stress and time management around…
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Xi

Legal Studies Tutor Banksia, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for their students, besides helping them improve in their areas of need, is to support them and encourage them to perform to their very best and increase their confidence in their abilities in order to do well in exams. My strengths are my approachable nature as well as my understanding of the students'…
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Sana

Legal Studies Tutor Lakemba, NSW
The most important thing is to make sure that the student has completely understood the concept. It is useless to move forward if they don't understand the basics. I am able to understand the thought process of a student and their weak points. This allows me to help construct their concepts from the base up and ensure they can solve any…
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Tom

Legal Studies Tutor Oatley, NSW
Show them another way of learning Give them confidence Make a difference I am passionate about the subject I am experienced with just under 10 years of tutoring (in mathematics) I hold NSW teaching qualifications (DipEd for secondary studies and NESA accreditation) I communicate well and am able to adapt to a student's learning…
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Sahil

Legal Studies Tutor Hurstville Grove, NSW
There are 3 things a tutor must do in order to be successful and respected: listen, care and try (all three of these are my strongest points). My ability to connect with the student, empathise with their weak points and endeavour to provide them with specific questions and techniques will be a great asset for the EzyMath team. My strengths are…
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Timothy

Legal Studies Tutor Oyster Bay, NSW
Be consistent, patient, and communicate well. I communicate well and am…
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Calvin

Legal Studies Tutor South Hurstville, NSW
I believe that being patient towards a student, while encouraging the student to be highly committed and willing to learn is very important for being a tutor. I also think that when tutoring, given the limited time available to teach each student, should also have a focus on helping the student learn methods and fully understand the topic to be…
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Zena

Legal Studies Tutor Illawong, NSW
Show commitment, whether its through showing up on time, or taking some of your spare time at home to mark their work. Also to support and encourage the individual to achiever their very best. I can explain a concept in many different ways, so if the student doesn't understand, I can easily explain in other ways until they get it. I can also adapt…
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Thomas

Legal Studies Tutor Caringbah South, NSW
I believe the three most important things I could do for a student is academic support, addressing study habits and confronting weaknesses. I believe focusing on these three aspects will do the upmost for the student in the short and long term. I’ve grown up and worked with people from across the socio-economic spectrum, I think I have a…
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Jason

Legal Studies Tutor Brighton-le-sands, NSW
Aid and guide them in their learning, and optimise their potential for understanding As a tutor I attempt to identify the strengths and weaknesses of each student, then through a combination of developing consistent learning patterns and reward systems address the weaknesses while reinforcing the…
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Shiyi (Clara)

Legal Studies Tutor Clemton Park, NSW
Give insight and experience to tackle questions and exam conditions Communication, Clarification, Organisation, detailed…
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Feras

Legal Studies Tutor Clemton Park, NSW
I think it's a question of what a tutor can BE rather than do. I found in my experience that I always responded to teachers who were enthusiastic and portrayed a genuine care for the learning of the student. In a metaphorical sense, the tutor must think like a student in an empathetic way rather than merely be a one way stream of instruction. If a…
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Ramiz

Legal Studies Tutor Clemton Park, NSW
Finding out whether a student is a visual, auditory or kinesthetic learner is important. By discovering how the student learns best, I believe he will be able to reach his true potential. To do this, a tutor must be malleable in his teaching methods and communication. Furthermore, it is crucial that the tutor and student create a bond that reaches…
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Martina

Legal Studies Tutor Punchbowl, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is believe in the student. This along with teaching them the value of hard work is significant as it pushes a student to access their potential knowing that they are supported. The value of hard work is also an imperative that should be conveyed through the tutors lessons regardless of the content taught. I…
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Anthony

Legal Studies Tutor Belfield, 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…

Local Reviews

I just wanted to reiterate how happy we were with Nikki both as a tutor and role model for Emily.
Georgina, Oyster Bay

Inside Connells PointTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 Grace reviewed equivalent fractions and practised converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages using her homework tasks.

For Year 11 Olivia, the focus was on algebraic techniques including simplifying expressions and preparing for more advanced year 8 material through challenging problems.

Meanwhile, Aimee in Year 10 worked on mastering indices with targeted revision before her test, followed by a start on key algebra topics from her upcoming assessment chapters.

Recent Challenges

A Year 12 student, preparing for exams, was observed practicing questions under timed and closed-book conditions; however, she had not completed the assigned homework, which limited feedback on weaker topics.

In Year 9 algebra sessions, a student repeatedly avoided writing full working due to anxiety about errors—leading to confusion in multi-step equations and less effective revision.

For a primary student in Year 5, switching from grid to lined paper was overlooked despite being necessary for the exam format.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 English learner arrived without required notes, making it difficult to apply language techniques in assessment preparation.

Recent Achievements

One Connells Point tutor noticed a big shift with a Year 11 biology student, who moved from just reviewing content to actively structuring exam answers and asking for clarification on tricky topics—something she used to avoid.

In maths, a Year 10 student started choosing when to use the sine or cosine rule on her own, rather than waiting for prompts, showing real independence compared to earlier sessions.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner who previously hesitated with fractions was able to simplify and find equivalent fractions without support by the end of her lesson.

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 Oatley Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Connells Point Public School.