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Tutors in Cordeaux include a national-level debater and school Dux, an HSC graduate with academic honours across science and humanities, a university maths education student with classroom support experience, a seasoned junior sports coach and peer mentor, international academic high achievers, and dedicated youth leaders skilled in mentoring and working with children.

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Poppy

Tutor Kembla Heights, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is tailor their approach to each student’s unique needs, fostering the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills. This not only helps students gain confidence but also equips them with the tools to tackle educational challenges and take ownership of their learning. My…
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Lovepreet

Tutor Figtree, NSW
According to me, the most difficult part of life is being a student. Because there is a strict rule that students must pass all the subjects even when they are already mastered their favorite subject of study. But they lose their confidence and focus in their mastered subjects and they get lower grades. But the most important thing is that there…
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Ian

Tutor Figtree, NSW
help the student grow and develop skills to be able to solve problems on their own explaining concepts and high proficiency in…
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Khadija

Tutor Mount Pleasant, NSW
Patiently teaching a student can help the student increase their confidence and their trust in themselves that they are able to do something really creative. The bond between a student and a tutor is a really strong one because good and dedicated tutoring can bring out a positive change in a student. I am a determined teacher whose aim is to make…
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Chris

Tutor Cordeaux Heights, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is provide questions weekly to test the understanding of a topic, i found that crucial during Year 12, the way you understand Maths and Physics is by applying the knowledge you were given in class to as many questions as possible so that during the HSC you are able to recognise patterns in…
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Bilal

Tutor Mount Keira, NSW
some of the most important things in a tutor is patience, understanding, and communication. without these three main skills tutoring would not work, and information would be lost in translation or children would feel too pressured to retain and information. I possess adequate knowledge to teacher science, maths, and ancient history as I did these…
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John

Tutor Balgownie, NSW
A good tutor needs to have a variety of qualities in order to bring out the best in a student. Tutors need to be able to personalize learning, no two students learn the same and as such it would be incorrect to assume that the same teaching strategy will work for every student. Tutors should also not simply teach content to students, they need to…
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Thi Phuong Anh

Tutor Mount Keira, NSW
To me, the most important things that a tutor can do for students are not just knowledge but also the study methods so that they are able to perform well in any subjects. Furthermore, a competent tutor should give students inspiration and motivation towards studying and help build their confidence in their abilities. The first crucial thing is…
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Jamal

Tutor Figtree, NSW
What I consider to be the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to build and reinforce their confidence in their abilities and potential for growth. By fostering a light-hearted atmosphere of fun, curiosity, and creativity, a tutor can engage students and inspire them to apply themselves not just for the joy of learning, but also…
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connor

Tutor Cordeaux Heights, NSW
Help the student develop and understand things they didn’t think were capable. Secondly, help them reach goals and meet school work deadlines effectively. Being able to keep the child engage and entertained while on topic. During my time as a tutor I was always finding myself getting the kids more intrigued each…
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Sarah

Tutor Balgownie, NSW
As a tutor, the most important things I can do for my students is to listen, give them time and create a safe space for them where they feel comfortable enough to ask questions and leave each session having learnt something new. I can empower students by acknowledging and tailoring learning content to meet each of their specific and individualised…
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Yvonne

Tutor Farmborough Heights, NSW
The most important thing is to work with the student’s thought process and not against it. Also to explain things at a good pace for the student to keep up and not fall behind. To make sure the student understand al the detail of a certain topic, before moving on to the next topic. I am patient, calm and good at explaining things in a simple and…
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Georgia

Tutor Mount Pleasant, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for their student, is tailor their teaching application to the student's needs and personality. Each individual is different, and there is no single one way of teaching. I believe students incredibly appreciate a teacher or tutor that will listen to their needs, and to see where their main focal…
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Eva

Tutor Balgownie, NSW
Making them feel comfortable to ask any questions and begin to enjoy the subject they are doing. I am very extroverted and am a very big people person. I have over 2 years of experience working the children and teenagers of all ages including those of the spectrum.…
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Muhammad

Tutor Keiraville, NSW
The tutor not only teaches the student to learn a particular subject, but making a relationship of the studies with the real word problems is also very important for the future of the student. My strengths are my passion for tutoring, my confidence, commitment to the tasks and a very nice…
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Xingyan

Tutor Balgownie, NSW
Through tutoring courses, it is not only to improve academic scores, but also to learn how to study and how to treat life. Making students realize that there is always a solution to a problem builds their confidence and influences others. I do this by clearly and effectively teaching the fundamental concepts behind the material and making it…
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Waleed Bin

Tutor Keiraville, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to provide personalized support, foster a positive learning environment, and instill confidence. By understanding each student's unique learning style and challenges, tutors can tailor their approach to maximize comprehension and retention. Creating a welcoming and encouraging atmosphere…
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Pierre Jan

Tutor Keiraville, NSW
Although my goal is to see them be at the top of their class, it is more important to see improvements in their tutor lessons and use the knowledge I give them at school to refine their skills I am very easy going and I have a lot of patience. So I am good with kids that are struggling to understand. I use the 4 predominant learning styles:…
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Gabriel

Tutor Keiraville, NSW
By constantly refreshing and teaching students the content of their subjects, tutors should build the confidence in their students that they can learn almost anything with enough time and perseverance. I have a lot of patience and can try to explain things from multiple different angles since I've been that student struggling to understand a…
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Sophie

Tutor Keiraville, NSW
Tutors need to be able help their students learn how to problem solve. Too often tutors prioritise getting the correct answer or achieving a high mark. Although that is one of the main reasons students have tutors, they need to support students so they can take on new questions rather than approach them with a memorised trick without understanding…
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Stephanie

Tutor Keiraville, NSW
I think that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be empathetic and patient, and I know that that's something I can do with diligence and dedication. I believe that as a tutor, my patience and ability to balance my study with that of others, are the most applicable strengths. During the period of time for which schooling…
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THI NGOC HANG

Tutor Keiraville, NSW
Always try our best and always be our best to always show the student that they can do it and that they can achieve their goal and their longing dream and that everything will be okay because they are in good hands. My strengths are Math quadrant and the being patience. Also, learn from my past mistake and carefully approaches the problem and also…
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Emily

Tutor Keiraville, NSW
Patience! Not everyone learns at the same pace, so it is important to take your time with students so they get the most out of the tutoring sessions. I believe I am good at adapting teaching styles, depending on the student. People learn in different ways, and I think I'm good at catering to how people learn to help them…

Local Reviews

Joe is a great tutor and would completely recommend him to anyone who should need in any help with both maths and physics.
Rewan

Inside CordeauxTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Zali practiced addition and subtraction with a focus on worded problems, then explored perimeter in measurement.

In Year 10, Danu completed HSC-style questions to prepare for her trial exam and reviewed key biology content gaps related to an upcoming assessment.

Meanwhile, Sebastien in Year 12 worked on comparative essay writing techniques for Module A English, including structuring paragraphs that integrate analysis of The Tempest and Hag-Seed.

Recent Challenges

A Year 12 student preparing for HSC exams showed a need for greater discipline in study sessions and more practice with past exam papers—needs more structure with and discipline with study sessions, one tutor observed, after missed opportunities to address recurring errors in advanced maths.

Meanwhile, a Year 9 student repeatedly avoided showing full working in algebra, leading to confusion when reviewing quadratic factorisation steps; "providing more evidence and working out" was noted as an ongoing hurdle.

In English, a Year 10 learner struggled to stay on topic during comparative essay writing, losing confidence mid-task as unclear structure caused arguments to drift.

Recent Achievements

A Cordeaux tutor noticed that a Year 11 student who used to rush through essay writing is now breaking down English tasks into clear steps and asks for feedback on his structure before moving forward.

In Year 9, another student began showing her working in maths problems rather than just writing answers, something she previously avoided because she worried about mistakes being seen.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner who struggled with fractions last term is now independently recognising fraction patterns and can explain her reasoning out loud when tackling new problems.

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 Eagle Vale Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mount Kembla Public School.