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Tutors in Ebbw Vale include a Cambridge-qualified senior maths teacher, a Queensland-registered school educator with 10+ years' classroom experience, a seasoned music and maths tutor of 30 years, high-achieving recent graduates (ATARs to 94.75, Junior Dux), primary education specialists, and dedicated mentors with hands-on K–12 support and peer tutoring backgrounds.

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Lexie

PDHPE Tutor Ipswich, QLD
Communication is effective and is able to foster a relationship with them to be able to gain, engage and enhance a students understanding in an area of struggle. Having taught a variety of students with different learning styles and needs, being able to break down the complex theory of things into simple explanations for them to understand and…
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Ma Cristina

PDHPE Tutor Augustine Heights, QLD
Be creative and flexible with learning styles Every student has a unique learning style and a unique personality. To be effective, savvy tutors determine the best way to reach each student via their learning style (more visual, more verbal, more written down, etc.). Tutors can next make inroads by finding things that interest their students…
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Maddison

PDHPE Tutor Booval, QLD
Be understanding and take the time to help…
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Christian

PDHPE Tutor Moores Pocket, QLD
I believe helping the student understand in their own way and time is the most important thing for them. Every student is different and requires different levels of attention or ways to learn different things. So understanding and respecting them is the always important to me. I believe also being knowledgeable is very important also. I’m…
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Cyrus

PDHPE Tutor Redbank Plains, QLD
the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is give them confidence in a subject they had no prior confidence in my strengths as tutor range for being a very patient individual that’s very understanding to being a great explainer of concepts and…
Lachlan
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Lachlan

PDHPE Tutor Springfield, QLD
As a tutor, it's my responsibility to respect my students, to always encourage them and to never give up on them. Moreover, it is my duty to inspire my students and to support them so that they achieve their full potential. I believe that my strength comes from my ability to adapt and accommodate for a students' particular style of learning. Each…

Local Reviews

Anthony is an excellent tutor. He is patient, kind and explains things well.
Meg, North Booval

Inside Ebbw ValeTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Summer worked on BODMAS, with a focus on how brackets affect calculations, and explored spatial patterns using questions from her maths book.

In Year 8, Jamie practised addition and subtraction of integers and then moved onto more advanced topics like ratios, rates, gradients, and straight line graphs, sometimes using mini-exams for consolidation.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Sarah tackled index laws as well as finding the highest common factor (HCF) and lowest common multiple (LCM) in number problems.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student often hesitated to check their own algebra answers, instead waiting for confirmation—she still relies on me to tell her if the outcome is right or wrong—which made building independent problem-solving skills slower.

In Year 11, a student struggled to remember all steps for profit/loss calculations; forgetting formulas led to gaps during revision sessions.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student's tendency to read too quickly meant missing details in comprehension passages and making mistakes at punctuation marks.

One Year 10 learner skipped practicing harder percentage questions, risking weaker recall outside familiar topics. These moments chipped away at confidence during class discussions.

Recent Achievements

One Ebbw Vale tutor noted a Year 10 student who used to freeze up on worded maths problems is now breaking them down independently and selecting the right formula for each step, working with much less prompting than before.

In a recent Year 8 session, a student who'd previously guessed at grammar questions started underlining errors in complex sentences and explaining their choices out loud.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner who once hesitated over reading longer words is now tackling new chapters aloud and even catching tricky homophones while reading together.

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 Redbank Plaza Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Bundamba State Secondary College.