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Cottage Point's tutors include a UNSW-trained mathematics mentor with an ATAR of 98.9, HSC state rankers in Japanese and advanced maths, experienced K–12 private and community tutors, accomplished peer leaders, school subject duxes, and award-winning creatives—many with leadership roles in youth programs, sports coaching or national-level academic competitions.

Angelita
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Angelita

Tutor Berowra, NSW
Adaptability is crucial - being able to modify teaching methods, explanations, and pace ensures that students can grasp challenging concepts. Every learner is different, with distinct strengths, weaknesses, and learning styles. An great tutor recognizes these individual differences and tailors their approach accordingly. I understand that…
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Parmis

Tutor Berowra, NSW
Making sure a person has a full understanding of a subject is very important. At school the content is memorised instead of understood, which leads to weak foundation. As a tutor, it is important that your student comprehends all aspects if the subject and is confident in applying their knowledge and skills I am patient with the student and am…
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Brittany
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Brittany

Tutor Berowra, NSW
One of the most important things a tutor can do is motivate a student to try their best. A tutor should commend a student when succeeding, and encourage them when they are struggling. I go beyond the syllabus and love to teach students all the skills I have picked up over the years, such as study habits and stress management. With my tutoring,…
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Habel Abraham

Tutor Berowra, NSW
I believe the most important asset a tutor can have is the ability to listen. Student's often come to tutors with different intentions in mind, some to extend their current knowledge and accelerate themselves, while others intend to re-establish their foundations. It is crucial that the tutor listens to and understands the students needs and…
Rebecca
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Rebecca

Tutor Berowra Heights, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be able to listen and understand from the students perspective, so that they are able to teach them in the manner that is best for the student. At the end of the day, if the student is able to gain the satisfaction of conquering even the smallest of concepts with the help of their tutor,…
William
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William

Tutor Church Point, NSW
Being a good listener and adjusting to what I think is best for them for me is very important. Some students may be fully motivated to do the best they can and I can therefore assign them with homework, whilst also ensuring they don't feel either overwhelmed or not receiving enough, which therefore requires communication. The next important thing…
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Ellis

Tutor Church Point, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is to provide the student with deep understanding of concepts so that the student can approach future challenges with the confidence that they can work through it on their own, even if it is unfamiliar. There is so much more to mathematics than just memorisation as so many people believe, they key is problem…
Kai
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Kai

Tutor Mount Colah, NSW
A tutor should be able to personalise and adapt to each and every student. Everyone learns at different paces and styles and I think it's most important to understand a students strengths and weaknesses. I would like to say that I am a very patient person, ready for any challenge and obstacle. I also have experience from young children in Years 1…
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Vinh

Tutor Mount Colah, NSW
Facilitate learning, inspire curiosity, provide support, and tailor teaching to individual needs. My strength in tutoring lies in my ability to effectively communicate principles and concepts to young…
Stella
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Stella

Tutor Mount Colah, NSW
Confidence in their abilities and knowing that they have someone they can go to for help and having someone that believes in them I think I am good at explaining things in multiple ways that makes it easy for others to understand and my passion for learning makes me want to continually become the best tutor I can be for…
Tristan
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Tristan

Tutor Hornsby Heights, NSW
- Ability to explain concepts clearly at a level the student can understand - Ability to quickly diagnose strengths and weaknesses so they can focus on the latter - Having a positive mindset and encourage the student rather than criticise them if possible. - Assigning work between sessions that is relevant - Being reliable I am reliable,…
Chris
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Chris

Tutor Hornsby Heights, NSW
I believe it is just as important to be an encouraging and steady influence - building confidence and dispelling fears - as it is to impart knowledge and study skills. I pay attention to the factors that influence how a student learns best, and apply those to each individual circumstance. As a high achiever who has earned degrees in several…
Bee
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Bee

Tutor Mount Colah, NSW
To help the student love learning and feel like they genuinely want to continue their education because they want to and not because they feel forced by any social pressures. Also to help them figure out what kind of field they would like to pursue as a career they will enjoy. I believe one of my greatest strengths is breaking down and…
Jess
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Jess

Tutor Berowra, NSW
Push the student to be the best they can be, igniting a passion for the subject which causes them to put the work in both in class and in their own studies. I am passionate about the subjects I want to teach, allowing me to potentially share that passion with students. I am patient as i understand the struggle of topics, especially year 12…
Thomas
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Thomas

Tutor Berowra, NSW
Teach. Not just the lesson at hand, and not just the syllabus, but to teach generally, and to teach widely. I have an incredibly wide knowledge set, dabbling in English, mathematics, language in general (including quite a bit of Latin), history, science, and philosophy most of all; but these aren't truly separate fields, given how thoroughly they…
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Ishan

Tutor Berowra, NSW
A tutor should create a supportive learning environment, explain concepts clearly, and encourage independent thinking so the student becomes confident and capable on their own. I’m patient, a good listener, and able to explain concepts in different ways to suit each student’s learning…
Alyssa
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Alyssa

Tutor Berowra, NSW
Understand that students learn in different ways and have different requirements. As a tutor I will aim to cater to every student individually meeting their specific learning needs. My strengths lie in my ability to break down tasks to help make them more manageable before building up in…
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Georgie

Tutor Duffys Forest, NSW
I think the most importnat things a tutor can do is support the student, bulid their confidence and create a safe space to ask questions. Some of my strengths include being patient and supportive. I'm good at breaking down tricky concepts into simple steps and I listen carefully so I can explain things in a way that suits each student. I try to…
Luke
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Luke

Tutor Duffys Forest, NSW
Teach them the tools to learn efficiency Patience. Knowing how to find a solution to a problem I don't…
Riley
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Riley

Tutor Church Point, NSW
Listen. I think it is pivotal for a tutor to be able to listen to the student. Be it regarding concepts or content, or just a tutors teaching style. Listening and responding to feedback is essential. Determination. When teaching a student something for the first time, it can be very difficult for them to understand a concept. So, as a tutor, I am…
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Gursher

Tutor Church Point, NSW
1. Help them towards their study milestones so they have an unhindered path towards any given career of choice. 3. Understand something rather than memorising it. I hold this statement in significance. Having studied in different countries I understand the difference in teaching. Tutoring being 1 on 1 or in small groups allows for this. I…
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chhadaphea

Tutor Church Point, NSW
In my view, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to serve as a catalyst for independent learning. My primary goal is not simply to help them complete the current assignment, but to equip them with the tools, study habits, and critical thinking strategies necessary to succeed on their own long after our sessions end. This…
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Anri

Tutor Church Point, NSW
Cater to their personal needs and ensure they feel supported by celebrating their wins. I love interacting and supporting others with their goals and endeavours. I am able to explain complex concepts in a simple way to ensure others understand and are able to explain it to others…

Local Reviews

Very happy with Gloria, she was very kind with her time, patience and professionalism.
Heather

Inside Cottage PointTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Charlie worked on multiplying and dividing fractions, as well as strategies for converting between improper fractions and mixed numbers.

For Year 8, Jess focused on scientific notation and significant figures, tackling practice problems to strengthen her accuracy with large and small numbers.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Ryan completed work on annuities and loan repayments in financial mathematics, calculating future values using formulas relevant to real-life finance scenarios.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student often skipped writing out working in algebra and surds, which cost marks on recent tests—"full pages with no working in his latest tests and lost a lot of marks there."

In Year 11 Financial Maths, a student relied heavily on calculator methods for frequency tables but hadn't memorised the key formulas, so struggled to choose between the BAC and 'hours to wait' formulas under test pressure.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 learner frequently missed critical question details when calculating discounts or reading word problems, leading to incomplete answers even after correct calculations.

Recent Achievements

A Cottage Point tutor recently noticed a Year 10 student who used to mix up compound and simple interest formulas is now confidently choosing the right one for each question, even adjusting for monthly or quarterly compounding without prompts.

Meanwhile, a Year 12 student has gone from needing step-by-step help with network diagrams to drawing them independently and accurately, even explaining how loops count as just one edge.

On the primary side, one Year 4 student who hesitated over improper fractions can now convert them to mixed numbers at speed, handling new questions on her own.

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 Berowra Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Cowan Public School.