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Tutors in Engadine include a K–12 classroom teacher with five years' experience and a Bachelor of Education, maths tutors with ATARs up to 96.5, a seasoned SLSO supporting high schoolers with disabilities, youth mentors, state-level academic award winners, experienced sports and music coaches, peer leaders, and university scholars in STEM and law.

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David

Tutor Engadine, NSW
Looking back on some of the best tutors I've had over the years, I have found certain characteristics which left a lasting impression on me. These people focused on the concepts of mathematics and used lots of examples relating any piece of math we already knew to give us a deeper understanding. They were extremely approachable and used different…
Jade
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Jade

Tutor Engadine, NSW
Being able to give a helping hand, rewarding watching success grow. Confidence and building great trust with the children. Aswell as…
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Mitchell
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Mitchell

Tutor Engadine, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student would be to provide the student with techniques and strategies that they understand and can equip to solve the difficult problems they face. - 5 years primary school teaching experience - clear and confident in teaching - understanding of how K-6 students think and learn - can…
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Emma

Tutor Engadine, NSW
The most important thing that a tutor can do is to always be there for the student at any time to help them. It is also very important to be extremely patient with them and always support and encourage them to keep trying. It is important to guide the students through questions and to be able to alter techniques depending on the student to help…
Shane
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Shane

Tutor Engadine, NSW
Putting in the necessary work outside the tutor classes and structuring a lesson that will give the highest benefit for the time provided, which shows a respect for the students learning and a desire to provide the most quality education you can. Being friendly, sociable, and patient with the student so that the learning environment is…
Caitlin
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Caitlin

Tutor Engadine, NSW
Provide them with the tools and methods to be able to answer questions confidently, so that they are able to feel that they can rely on their own abilities to succeed in the understanding content with support from me. Also, I create an environment where my students feel they can admit when they are confused and don't understand something so that I…
Laura
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Laura

Tutor Engadine, NSW
I believe that establishing the foundations of problem solving and critical thinking is the most important thing, as this provides the skills for students to identify how to approach unfamiliar question formats with readiness and confidence. I think my positive attitude and enthusiasm for learning helps students to feel comfortable asking…
Isabella
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Isabella

Tutor Engadine, NSW
To make them feel safe and comfortable, build up their confidence to apply their knowledge to problems. It is imperative that students feel comfortable to both reach out and develop security within their own abilities to achieve their academic goals. Communication, patience and resilience. I believe establishing a safe and friendly environment is…
Chigozie Collins
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Chigozie Collins

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…
Liem
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Liem

Tutor Sutherland, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is make the student passionate about their subject. If the student isn't motivated to learn, no amount of lecturing or assignments will help them. There are so many small things about each subject that are super interesting to learn about, but without the right tutor some students miss out. As a young tutor…
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Ho

Tutor Sutherland, NSW
Many students struggle with self-doubt in math. Encouraging them, celebrating small wins, and showing them they can succeed makes a huge difference. I genuinely enjoy helping students understand math, which makes your lessons engaging and inspiring. My enthusiasm motivates students to develop a deeper interest in the subject. expertise allows you…
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Marko

Tutor Sutherland, NSW
I think patience is the most important skill a tutor can have. Some students don't understand a concept right away, I had to have a concept explained to me multiple times before and if the tutor was patient I was not scared to ask. I think as I have been tutored before I knew what worked for me and what didn't so I could apply those ideas. This…
William
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William

Tutor Sutherland, NSW
I think the most important part is to get to know the student on a personal level, which gauges an idea on their learning style, to which the tutor can model their lessons accordingly. Communicatory skills, knowledge of high school maths and physics…
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Olivia

Tutor Grays Point, NSW
I think there are a couple of important things a tutor can do for their student. The first is being a patient person who is going to push them to do the best they can, not rush them through their work. The second is being someone the student feels comfortable making mistakes in front of as mistakes are one of the most important parts to learning.…
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Ewan

Tutor Menai, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do is help the student gain a proper understanding of concepts to aid all their personal study and school work. They should work to build a passion for the subject in the student so they begin to enjoy the study rather than see tutoring and studying as a hassle, which will help their exam performance…
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Lily

Tutor Sutherland, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is ensure the tutor works towards the students strengths and attempts to minimise their weaknesses. Tutors should also be considerate to their student by considering their needs and how they like to learn so that their student's highest potential is achieved. I believe I am patient, flexible,…
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Manh Trung

Tutor Sutherland, NSW
In my opinion, there are two most important things that a tutor can do for a student. Firstly, a tutor should be able to help students reemphasize key ideas of main concepts so that students have a strong base knowledge. Understanding the main intuition fully is crucial for students to be confident in the subject and further build up more…
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Charlotte

Tutor Sutherland, NSW
Ensuring the student is comfortable within the learning environment and is engaged in the learning process, and explaining the concepts in multiple ways to improve their understanding. I am a highly committed person who genuinely enjoys learning new ideas and concepts. Despite this, I have struggled with stress and time management around…
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Emica

Tutor Sutherland, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for students is to help them develop a strong understanding of the concepts they are studying. Tutors must be able to communicate key information and complex or abstract ideas, simplifying and translating it in a way that the student can understand. A tutor should assist students in being able to apply…
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Akanksha

Tutor Sutherland, NSW
Inspire. Children are an inspiration to their teachers. As mentioned before, children are an inspiration to me since I get to learn from them as much as they get tutored from me. Understanding and patient. A lot of parents and teachers lose their patience and become unempathetic while teaching little children, however they're still learning and…
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Jacob

Tutor Bonnet Bay, NSW
I consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student is helping them improve in areas they may be struggling in, as well as helping them further in other areas. My strengths come from the fact that I have been doing maths tutoring for school students weekly for over a year, giving me experience in providing students confidence in the…
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Joy

Tutor Gymea, NSW
I teach the best ways to student. Way how to learn and study their home works and school subjects in a way that they will get distinctions and flying colours. Patience, persistent and never give up attitudes. Never afraid of hard work. I am passionate to give my all and best to help my students doing well and achieved good results in…
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Zenan

Tutor Gymea, NSW
The Important thing is to give students a sense of confidence in their ability. This will require the tutor to integrate complex ideas into simple, straightforward concepts. Once the student realizes their capability, they can endure failures, learn from mistakes and try again. My strength as a tutor is definitely my close and friendly…

Local Reviews

So far so good, Jaimee is getting a lot out of the tutoring.
Linda, Engadine

Inside EngadineTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Olivia focused on double-digit multiplication and solving word problems involving time conversions.

For Year 10, Jack worked through algebraic expressions using BIDMAS rules and practiced applying percentages to real-life scenarios.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Sarah tackled Critical Path Analysis by interpreting network diagrams and also completed practice questions on annuities from past HSC papers.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student hesitated to attempt questions independently during sessions, only engaging after repeated prompting—"I had to encourage her before she'd try new problems," a tutor noted. This made it difficult for her to check her understanding of algebra and percentages in real time.

In Year 11 English, another student's writing lost coherence because they ignored their own plan and struggled with structuring arguments when stuck for ideas; missed full stops crept into their short answers.

Meanwhile, one Year 12 student often left homework incomplete or failed to specify revision needs, leading to less targeted practice ahead of exams.

Recent Achievements

One Engadine tutor noticed a real shift in a Year 11 student who, after struggling with exam mistakes in the past, now pinpoints where she went wrong and actively corrects her approach for next time.

In Year 9 maths, another student who used to avoid asking for help now openly requests clarification when stuck, especially on tricky algebra problems.

A younger student in Year 4 recently surprised their tutor by choosing to tackle long division independently—a big step up from needing prompts just a few weeks ago—and finished all ten problems without errors.

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