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Tutors in Dolans Bay include a 20-year NSW primary teaching veteran and reading specialist, a recent UK-trained primary teacher with first-class honours, an ATAR 99.10 IB graduate now at Northeastern University, UNSW maths scholars (including HSC top ranks), seasoned peer mentors, and subject duxes excelling in maths, science, debating, sport coaching, and leadership.

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Joey

Economics Tutor Kogarah Bay, NSW
The most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student is modify lessons to suit the needs of the student and provide resources to ensure the student can succeed; whether that is getting ahead of class schedule or just answering questions that the student is struggling with. Hopefully building confidence and skill along the way. I am…
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Krish

Economics Tutor Oatley, NSW
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Bang Ying

Economics Tutor Hurstville Grove, NSW
The best thing an economics tutor can do is to understand the hardships as a student, compared to teachers, having recently completed some of these courses, we can provide some tips and hacks to help students learn and excel. I am very patient and has studied through multiple programs, I am also multilingual which helps me in communicating with…
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Chigozie Collins

Economics Tutor Bangor, NSW
Ensuring that every student understands each subject and providing a safe learning environment for all students. strong communication skills, dedication, commitment and problem-solving…
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Kenshi

Economics Tutor Caringbah South, NSW
The most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student is to instill confidence and foster a growth mindset. Beyond imparting knowledge and academic skills, a tutor plays a critical role in nurturing a student's self-belief and belief in their own abilities. By providing encouragement, support, and positive reinforcement, a tutor can…
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Tamsyn

Economics Tutor Port Hacking, NSW
I believe the most important thing for an economics tutor to do is encourage their students. School content will be challenging for everyone at some point and it is often hard to persevere when we do not understand the content. By being patient with students and helping them until they grasp the concept tutors are able to assist students in…
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Ted

Economics Tutor Woolooware, NSW
Understand the students needs, and be able to connect with them positively so that they are able to get the most out of the tutor. Communication skills to younger students, as well as being able to apply topics or areas of study to real world situations to help a student understand it…
Elliot
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Elliot

Economics Tutor Cronulla, NSW
Changing a students mindset and reigniting their passion for learning. Some students can lose belief in themselves and don’t know their true ability to learn and apply knowledge. Getting that spark back in them and making them become confident in their own ability can be very rewarding and can make learning fun again. I’m a good listener, I…
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Jaydon

Economics Tutor Cronulla, NSW
Establishing good habits. I believe that habits are key to getting things done, especially tasks students may not want to do. By creating accountability and helping students develop healthy study habits, I find I can significantly enhance their learning experience. Having been tutored for over two years during high school, often for more than 12…
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Prikshita

Economics Tutor Miranda, NSW
In my opinion, a teacher must always be willing to learn those concepts for his students which they want to know. Also , a teacher must even provide them with some learning methods so that they can get grasp over any topic easily. Moreover, a teacher must always motivate a student and help him to think out of a box. Apart from that, teacher can…
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Aryan

Economics Tutor Sylvania Waters, NSW
Help them build confidence in themselves and their abilities I think I am great at building a comfortable environment with new people in general (this would extend to my…
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Gian

Economics Tutor Taren Point, NSW
The most important aspect of tutoring, besides providing students with better grades, is allowing them to feel comfortable when I am tutoring them. A logical concomitant of comfort is a better ability to learn and as a consequence better results. Thus, I place a great emphasis on understanding the idiosyncrasies of the student and allowing them to…
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Julian

Economics Tutor Sylvania, NSW
- Making sure the student fully understands the method of solving a problem so that it can be applied to a range of other questions - Understanding areas of weakness and doing more practice in those areas as well as providing alternative ways of thinking about a problem The ability to relate to the students’ perspective, and the ability to…
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Dimitri

Economics Tutor Sylvania, NSW
- Being patient and persistent with teaching students - Being creative and willing to explore different methods of teaching to ensure students learn in a way that suits them. - Maintaining a positive attitude towards students, remaining calm and supportive. I believe my strengths as a tutor include, being patient with students, being able to…
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Marco

Economics Tutor Sans Souci, NSW
What I consider to be the most important things an economics tutor can do for a student include: Being able to communicate to the student in a way which their brain can understand the content best such as visually for example. Secondly being patient is a key factor because you dont want the student to be stressed or anxious but want them to be…
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Joseph

Economics Tutor Oyster Bay, NSW
Build a relationship with them. I believe that the learning will be far more effective for the student if there is a strong relationship between myself and the student. This way, I will be able to differentiate my teaching methods to best suits the learning needs of the student. I am extremely patient. I am very calm and believe myself to be very…
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Riley

Economics Tutor Jannali, NSW
The most important thing an economics tutor can do is understand the position and situation of the students, therefore they can better tailor their lessons to said the student. Furthermore, this approach allows for better tutoring of students that may not be able to concentrate or dislikes the subjects. Furthermore, it is important for a tutor…
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Omar

Economics Tutor Ramsgate Beach, NSW
Guide students, and allow room for error in order to learn Patient,…
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Gavin

Economics Tutor South Hurstville, NSW
One of the most important things an economics tutor can do is to support the student providing them confidence to tackle the task in front of them. Second to this I think is to provide them a roadmap of how to deal with a situation where they don't know the answer or the approach to the question. Teaching that not knowing the answer to the…
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Ayden

Economics Tutor Hurstville Grove, NSW
The most important things an economics tutor can do for a student include fostering a positive learning environment, personalizing instruction, building confidence, and encouraging a love of learning. As a tutor, my primary strengths are in my ability to communicate complex concepts clearly, and my strong subject…
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Jordan

Economics Tutor South Hurstville, NSW
Great question — and honestly, what matters most depends a bit on the student’s needs, but here are some core things that I think every great tutor should do: 1. Create a Safe, Supportive Space A tutor should make students feel comfortable asking any question without fear of judgment. Learning only happens when students feel safe to say,…
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Matheus

Economics Tutor Allawah, NSW
The most important thing an economics tutor can do is teach a student not just how to solve problems or answer questions, but the mindset needed to succeed in approaching unknown questions. I have a high degree of communication and awareness- if I can see that a student is struggling with a particular idea, I am able effectively explain and…
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Jahnvey

Economics Tutor Oatley, NSW
Verbal communication skills Material in hand Explain with own experiences and examples Flexible and discipline Boost confidence Group discussion Engaging with new methods Cooperative Excellent atmospheric…

Local Reviews

We had twice weekly lessons to prep Charlie for his Year 7 assessment exam as he was looking like he would fail. We got the results back this week and he achieved 68% - not fabulous but definitely much better than he would have without David so we are both very happy. Im really happy with the preparation David does, his level of communication with me & feedback & he has made a good connection with Charlie which is the most important. So far Im very very happy.
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Inside Dolans BayTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 Thomas explored addition, subtraction, time-telling, shapes, and skip counting to identify his current strengths.

For Year 8 Lucy, recent lessons focused on angle relationships such as co-interior and alternate angles as well as types of triangles using diagrams for clarity.

Meanwhile, Year 10 Michael revised probability terminology and practiced working with tables and x-y axes to deepen understanding of statistics content.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student tended to rush through algebraic equations, skipping written steps—"he skipped showing steps in algebra, which hid sign errors"—which led to confusion and extra time spent correcting work.

In Year 12, a student avoided collecting sources during research for Ancient History, leaving her scrambling later to track down details she needed for essays.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 learner struggled with messy handwriting in maths; unclear numbers made calculation errors more likely and frustrated her attempts at self-checking.

One Year 5 student sometimes left homework incomplete after a busy week, so practice on fractions and division lagged behind expectations.

Recent Achievements

A Dolans Bay tutoring session saw a Year 10 student finally start using her own notebook to organise maths prep—she'd previously just relied on loose worksheets, but now tracks practice problems and corrections herself.

Another tutor in the area noticed a big shift for a Year 11 student who used to avoid probability questions; after some targeted revision, he surprised himself by tackling advanced problems without hesitation.

In primary, one Year 4 student had struggled with understanding money but recently began calculating change in real-world scenarios with minimal prompting, finishing an activity about shopping totals all 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 Caringbah Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Caringbah Public School.