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Tutors in East Fremantle include a UK-trained secondary maths teacher with five years' experience, a university-level engineering tutor and Letter of Commendation recipient, a peer mentor with multiple subject dux awards and ATARs up to 98.5+, seasoned K–12 tutors, academic competition winners, gifted program graduates, and specialist youth coaches and camp leaders.

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Shouvik Barua

English Tutor Crawley, WA
A tutor can create a positive learning environment as being supportive, encouraging etc. He can understand the strength and weekness of a student and work on them. He should be able to provide explanation to the concepts. Moreover, a tutor should provide constructive and specific feedback to the students so that they can improve their…
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James

English Tutor Nedlands, WA
Encouragement is the most important, but it must be coupled with good teaching. My strength would be the ability to convey the information in a form that younger students would be most likely to comprehend. Secondly I believe I have a strong grounding in English, which I think is very important because one must know something very well to teach…
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Renzo
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Renzo

English Tutor Nedlands, WA
Good grades would be the obvious answer. However, if I can spark an interest in the subject for the student the grades will logically follow. A strength would definitely be communication, I find that I can easily get my point across eloquently. I also take pride in my etiquette and friendliness. A weakness that I can see being an issue is lesson…
Stuart
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Stuart

English Tutor Nedlands, WA
Make the topic interesting and understandable. I am technically competent at most topics, and am capable of explaining them in an understandable manner. Unfortunately, I also care about what the students would think of…
Jessica
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Jessica

English Tutor Nedlands, WA
I believe that student's can generally pick up on whether a tutor is invested in them quite quickly. The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is actively show them that they do in fact want them, as an individual, to do better than they've ever done before and show interest in them as a person. I am very good at picking up on what…
James
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James

English Tutor Crawley, WA
A tutor has to be able to accomodate to each students need individually. It's important to understand the needs and habits of each student as each person learns uniquely. This, in turn, provides them with the best possible learning experience which maximises potential and results. - Good Communicator - Vast Knowledge of subjects - Can make…
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Delight

English Tutor North Lake, WA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is give them the tools as well as the confidence they need to excel in their subject and eventually be able to independently tackle problems on their own. -I am friendly and since I am young I can relate to teenagers -Well versed in maths and English -I'm enthusiastic and a great motivator…
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clarisse

English Tutor Spearwood, WA
I believe that a tutor should be encouraging, and help each student excel in their own unique way, as not every student has the same way of learning. I am able to explain concepts well, and am a patient and warm person. I encourage mistakes as without them, there would be no opportunity to learn. I am also a last year Neuroscience student in UWA,…
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Tricia

English Tutor Crawley, WA
To nurture and help them grow as an individual not as a student. To encourage them even when they fail and to help them love the subject of interest instead of seeing it as a daunting task that they hate. I understand the requirements and needs to excel. I also employ a mindset to act as a friend/ peer to peer help instead of a domineering figure…
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Melissa

English Tutor North Lake, WA
I believe a tutor could help a student by: - Establish and maintain a good relationship with the student and parents. - Identify expectations and work towards mutually agreed goals. - Good knowledge of curriculum and teacher requirements. - Understand the learning style of the student and motivations. - Teach study and research skills. -…

Local Reviews

Karmel is great and Heidi has shown progress in her school work.
Alina, Bicton

Inside East FremantleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 Abbi focused on solving quadratic equations using the quadratic formula and tackling more challenging factorising problems involving fractions.

Year 10 Isabel worked through trigonometry questions, including right-angled triangle calculations, and practiced simultaneous equations in preparation for an upcoming test.

In primary, Year 5 Jimmy revised long division skills and completed unit conversions for distance, applying these to practical word problems.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student preparing for Methods exams often skipped steps in long equations, leading to "little errors a long the way that will lose her marks."

She also struggled to keep up with revision between lessons, making it harder to recall content quickly during problem-solving.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student repeatedly lost focus during essay brainstorming and had trouble identifying main ideas in reading tasks—at one point, he highlighted almost every word in a passage, which slowed his progress.

In both cases, missed working and lapses in self-organization left students feeling less confident when tackling new or more complex material.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in East Fremantle noticed that Isabel, a Year 10 student, jumped from 60% to 81% in her recent exam after working on tackling 'wordy' questions she used to avoid.

Abbi, also in high school, now solves standard quadratics and factorises expressions without waiting for prompts—a big change from earlier sessions where she hesitated to try alone.

Meanwhile, Jimmy in primary school has become much more independent with long division; he struggled last week but this time completed several problems solo and even spotted his own rounding mistakes before moving on.

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 City of Fremantle: Fremantle Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Richmond Primary School.