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Frankston's tutors include a veteran school teacher with over a decade at Peninsula Grammar, an astrophysics PhD researcher and university lab instructor, peer mentors and volunteer maths coaches, Maths Olympiad top 2% achievers, ATAR 94+ scorers, SEAL program graduates, and passionate education undergraduates—all bringing proven academic excellence and real K–12 teaching experience.

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Grace

Physics Tutor Frankston, VIC
I think one of the most important things a physics tutor can do for a student is create an environment that allows for them learn how to effectively study. Encouraging students to tackle challenges in their studies themselves through teaching useful study skills is just as important as being a resource for learning the content. I believe…
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Jessica

Physics Tutor Frankston, VIC
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to make the student feel more confident about themselves and make school a positive experience. My strengths as a tutor are that I am very patient and diligent. I would make sure that I explain the topic the student had problems with in different ways and as many times as the student…
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Harrison

Physics Tutor Frankston South, VIC
to identify gaps in a student's understanding of a subject and to then address it so that the student has a solid grasp on the subject, I understand mathematics very well, and so am able to explain it quite well. And I also have a lot of experience with working with children and can get them to understand things…
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Odin

Physics Tutor Langwarrin, VIC
Give them a deep understanding of the topic which they are learning and related fields Able to get students engaged whether they want to learn or…
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Mathias

Physics Tutor Seaford, VIC
To be a support and to try to help the students with their learning, improve their learning and to help them with developing independence so that they learn on their own and to assist them with various learning strategies that will improve their grades. An easygoing nature, being methodical and logical and understanding what students' weaknesses…
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Markos

Physics Tutor Bonbeach, VIC
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to inspire the student to learn as it is the student who has to be able to go over and understand the process. By inspiring the student with different ways of learning the tutor will be able to be more successful. I am understanding as to what the problem or difficulty in the area…

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Content Covered

Year 7 student Riley focused on adding and subtracting negative numbers, then practised multiplying them in more complex sums.

Year 9 student Sarah worked through bivariate data analysis, interpreting scatterplots and discussing lines of best fit using real-world examples.

For Year 10, Liam tackled financial maths concepts including calculating interest and depreciation, applying formulas to practical scenarios.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student, faced with probability problems involving multiple dice, felt "a bit overwhelmed and unsure where to begin," leading to hesitation on multi-step questions.

In Year 8, confusion about which formula applied meant errors distinguishing between perimeter and area during geometry work.

A Year 10 learner, when graphing algebraic equations, sometimes rushed—one tutor observed this resulted in "errors that could have been avoided by slowing down."

For a Year 7 student working on fractions and decimals, trouble remembering procedures led to repeated stumbling over conversions. This pattern left some questions half-finished as time ran out during practice.

Recent Achievements

A Frankston tutoring session saw a Year 11 student move from hesitating over matrix multiplication to working through each step independently, which had been a sticking point in earlier weeks.

Another tutor noticed a Year 9 student who used to quietly guess at statistics questions now confidently explains the difference between dependent and independent variables and accurately identifies strong or weak correlations without prompting.

Meanwhile, one primary student who struggled with times tables has started recalling tricky sums in order during lessons—last week he answered every multiplication question without pausing for help.

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 Carrum Downs Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like SEDA College (Victoria) - Frankston Park Function Centre.