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Tutors in Emu Plains include a current high school maths teacher with international experience, a Penrith Selective dux and peer mentor (ATAR 96.85), an experienced homeschool educator of six, a university science medalist, K–12 subject leaders from selective schools, medical science undergraduates, and multiple tutors with proven mentoring or teaching assistant roles for children and teens.

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Varnie

PDHPE Tutor Werrington, NSW
Sharing knowledge and experiencing of learning. Tutors are responsible for helping students to understand different subjects, by assisssting and encouraging the students in the learning processes. tutors should review materials used in classes and explain any answers, doubts or questions students may have regarding to that topic As well as my…
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Yashu

PDHPE Tutor Werrington County, NSW
A tutor must provide academic guidance and support to the students by assisting them with any struggles they may be having in a subject to boost their academic performance. Building a relationship and cultivating a connection with students is also very important because the more the student connects with the tutor, the more comfortable they will…
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Kaleb

PDHPE Tutor Regentville, NSW
Be empathetic... Often students are going through a lot more than just school and/or sport, and sometimes tutors do not realise this when they're loading them with a lot of information. By being empathetic and patient that tutor is able to consider that needs of the student and alter sessions accordingly to ensure the greatest bang for the buck. I…
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Olivia

PDHPE Tutor Regentville, NSW
I believe ensuring the student understands and takes away a good learning experience each session. I believe working on the child’s weaknesses and progressing their strengths is important for their learning experience. My strengths are being able to explain topics in different ways for students. Especially in PDHPE and Business Studies I…
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Laura

PDHPE Tutor Jamisontown, NSW
I think that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is ensure that the information and skills being taught are useful to the student. To be able to identify the areas of which a student is having a hard time and adapt their way of teaching. Understanding that the students learning is the number one priority when teaching and that…
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Gloria

PDHPE Tutor Caddens, NSW
The most important thing a tutor should do for a student is make them feel good about themselves. If the student develops a mentality where they feel as if they will never be able to learn something, they wont. It will be my job as a tutor to encourage them to believe in their own capabilities and further expand on this with different teaching…

Local Reviews

Ted benefited greatly from the tutoring support he received from Grace last year.
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Inside Emu PlainsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Alexia focused on understanding decimal places and reviewed her recent test to identify specific mistakes.

Year 9 student Alexia worked through practice questions on composite shapes, kites, trapezoids, circles and arcs, as well as calculating the volume of triangular prisms.

In Year 12, James tackled exam-style problems involving probability—distinguishing between independent and non-mutually exclusive events—and practiced key statistics skills such as finding mode, median, range, and interquartile range.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student preparing for HSC maths avoided showing working in series questions, making it hard to pinpoint where misunderstandings occurred—"he wasn't naturally seeing what the question was asking," as one tutor observed.

In Year 9 algebra revision, incomplete homework meant missed opportunities to clarify misconceptions before a test.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 student often practiced only familiar decimal and Pythagoras problems, leaving harder topics untouched.

During calculus applications with a senior student, fatigue led to skipped written steps and confusion in worded velocity problems; this left gaps when tackling multi-step exam tasks under pressure.

Recent Achievements

One Emu Plains tutoring session saw a Year 12 student, Alistair, shift from just listening during calculus lessons to actively working out equations on his own and even spending extra time practising his calculus rules at home.

Meanwhile, in Year 11 chemistry, Jack moved from needing help to intuitively finding where to look for answers during reaction questions—he's now choosing problem-solving paths independently.

For a younger win, Rumaysa (Year 6) has gone from rushing through maths problems with mistakes to deliberately writing each step and double-checking her work 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 Penrith City Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Our Lady of The Way Primary School.