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Karl

Economics Tutor Hope Valley, SA
To boost the student's self-esteem and confidence in tackling problem-solving situations to achieve personal development and academic progress. Also, to help them pursue their field of interest and career ambitions. Forming professional yet friendly connections with students, parents, and peers allows me to better understand their challenges,…
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Kehkashan

Economics Tutor Kensington Park, SA
I believe a tutor can give them a right direction and help them to become a life long learner. A Tutor can change the life and thinking of her students by inculcating the love of knowledge in her students. I am very good at meeting individual needs of my students as I believe every students is unique and has a capability which enable her/him to be…
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Pegah

Economics Tutor Hazelwood Park, SA
Personally, building a students confidence within a subject is the most important aspect of tutoring. This means providing personalised support and encouraging critical thinking to allow for subject understandng to occur. As more understanding is built, students confidence grows as well. I have strong subject knowledge for both mathematics and…
Jessica
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Jessica

Economics Tutor Leabrook, SA
Find their weaknesses and guide them to improve in those areas such that the student can become more well rounded and continually achieve higher. I can empathise with students and motivate them to perform to their fullest…
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Manzurul

Economics Tutor Beulah Park, SA
Most important thing a tutor can do is to make the student comfortable with the subject. if the student has apprehension about the subject, it will deter his or her learning process. I can understand when a student is having difficulty to understand the subject. I, then, revise my tutoring plan, trying to bring it to his understanding…
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Madhavi

Economics Tutor Beulah Park, SA
Definitely the most important thing a teacher can do for a student is to develop a supportive, strong and friendly relationship which makes the student feel comfortable and supported and enables them to share their hard feelings, questions and queries and emotional baggage with the teacher. I would like to be a goodwill hunter than being a strict…
Sonam
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Sonam

Economics Tutor St Morris, SA
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make things easy for the students to learn. This means by making the students understand and gain knowledge easily which will help them for the long run. As a tutor,my strengths are mainly my communication skills and am very good at figuring out the weak spot of a student. I am…
Omer
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Omer

Economics Tutor St Georges, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are clarify difficult concepts, build confidence, and encourage independent thinking. A tutor should not just provide answers but help students develop a deeper understanding of the subject by guiding them through problems and encouraging critical thinking. Equally important is creating a…
Taison
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Taison

Economics Tutor Glenside, SA
The most important thing is to answer their questions and teach them well, not just know copy the answers down but actually understand what's going and teach them my own experience As a Chinese background student, I think my math is good and I'm a people person as I have customer service for more than two years and I really want to make more…
Syed
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Syed

Economics Tutor Glenunga, SA
I think it is important for a tutor to not only further the knowledge and skills of a student but also help the student develop confidence in their abilities and make the relevant subject enjoyable. As someone who has worked individually throughout high school, I have developed efficient and valuable learning techniques that can only come with…
Thomas
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Thomas

Economics Tutor Evandale, SA
One of the most important roles of a tutor is to provide students with a framework of learning techniques and methods that will remain applicable in future areas of study. A tutor should also foster a love or appreciation of learning through active engagement with their pupils; this is by far the most important thing a tutor can do for a student.…
Grace
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Grace

Economics Tutor Frewville, SA
I think the ability to listen to the needs of each student to tailor your methods to them is vital in maximising their success. In the same vein, I think it is important to provide students with learning strategies that they can approach problems with in the future, to help build their toolbox, rather than approaching each new assignment or…
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Dhairya

Economics Tutor Rostrevor, SA
According to me, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is understanding the student's learning style and then modifying the teaching technique according to meet the student's need. It is very important to create a positive and supportive learning environment that should encourage the student to ask questions and make mistakes. As a…
Charlie
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Charlie

Economics Tutor Kent Town, SA
Understand the learning process from their perspective and try to accommodate their needs. Additionally try to actually teach the students rather than show them how to do it. I am extremely patient with people, especially after helping my sibling with subjects over the last few…
Harrison
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Harrison

Economics Tutor Frewville, SA
- To always be supportive of the students when they are facing problems in their learning. - Being able to explain concepts clearly as well as making concepts easier to understand for the student. - Being able to understand and relate to the student's problem. Being able to put myself in the students shoes and understanding the problems that the…
Sahana
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Sahana

Economics Tutor Frewville, SA
I believe a tutor should possess excellent organisational, communication skills and good subject knowledge and Curriculum knowledge. It is important to understand the difficulty students go through in learning a particular subject. As a tutor we need to be patient. Above all, its the impact on children; we could be the reason a student develops a…
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Anant

Economics Tutor Eastwood, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for their students is to foster a supportive and encouraging learning environment. This involves not only teaching the material but also building the student’s confidence in their own abilities. A tutor should inspire curiosity and provide the tools for students to become independent learners, so they feel…
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Fajer

Economics Tutor Payneham, SA
1) Being an active listener - understanding their problems and needs and working to help and support them to overcome these problems and meet these needs. 2) Being innovative with teaching style and strategies depending on the individual child's own unique problems and needs. 3) Building a strong relationship that revolves around the tutor…
Jaden
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Jaden

Economics Tutor Payneham, SA
Listening and adapting My friendliness and ability to adapt to each student's learning…
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Zebah

Economics Tutor Kent Town, SA
As a tutor, it is important that I am capable of providing a safe and comfortable for my students for them to be able to ask questions and learn. It is also that I take into consideration the specific needs of the student in regard to their learning. As a tutor, I believe my strengths would include my ability to communicate and form a rapport with…
Ilma
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Ilma

Economics Tutor Kent Town, SA
Understand what the problem is. Being considered towards my student and creating a customised…
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Arghya

Economics Tutor Kent Town, SA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is to help the student build confidence in their own ability to learn. It's not just about giving answers, but about encouraging curiosity and helping them develop problem-solving skills. A good tutor should be patient, supportive, and focused on helping the student understand the "why" behind…
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jaspreet singh

Economics Tutor Kent Town, SA
a tutor should understand the needs of a student i m very flexible with my students and i can make them understand concepts in easy…

Local Reviews

Vanessa was excellent with our daughter. Our daughter said she was very knowledgeable and explained things very well and she was easy to follow and understand.
Mirella Stone, Erindale

Inside ErindaleTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Jack worked through multiplication strategies and early decimal concepts using visual aids to strengthen understanding.

In Year 11, Maya focused on solving quadratic equations and interpreting their graphs, building skills for upcoming assessment tasks.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Alex practiced exam-style questions involving complex numbers and began revising composition of functions in preparation for next term's topics.

Recent Challenges

A Year 4 student often avoided showing working for subtraction and multiplication, especially with times tables above 5x. "He hesitated to attempt harder multiplications," a tutor observed, which meant money problems and fractions felt overwhelming in the moment.

At the senior level, a Year 11 student missed a lesson entirely, causing gaps when starting new algebra content; test preparation was rushed as a result.

In another case, a Year 10 student tended to forget to write full answers ("Forgetting to add +c" in calculus), which led to marks lost despite understanding the method.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Erindale recently noticed some real progress with a few students. One high school student who used to struggle with integration felt much stronger during their latest session and even reported that their most recent integration test was probably their best yet.

Another secondary student, previously hesitant to ask for clarification, has started to openly discuss mistakes on practice questions, making it easier to address gaps together.

In the primary years, Aryo—who often got distracted—has begun working through his homework more independently and even remembered to bring it along without reminders.

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 Burnside Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Peter's Collegiate Girls' School.