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Tutors in Glenelg North include a secondary mathematics teacher with 15 years' classroom expertise and postgraduate credentials, high-ATAR university students in engineering and robotics (up to 98.35), experienced K–12 private tutors, an IB graduate and scholarship recipient, youth mentors, international curriculum specialists, and passionate peer leaders skilled in coaching, mentoring, and academic competitions.

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Nilesh

Legal Studies Tutor Fulham Gardens, SA
My philosophy is to be a guide by the side, encourage student to take risk and don't be afraid to make mistakes, help learn from mistakes Patience, active listener, the way I explain and relate to my student's prior…
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Zoe

Legal Studies Tutor Cumberland Park, SA
A tutor can make a student feel accomplished while also being able to give them a safe space to mess up and fail, while still letting them know that they are valid and they are succeeding. I think that I am patient but also challenging. I prepare the students for the big things before they even realise that they are ready for the…
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Gloria

Legal Studies Tutor Adelaide, SA
Ultimately, the one thing a tutor can do to help their students succeed is to listen to their needs and work with their strengths. Everyone requires an individualised approach and I am willing to work with students to find the method that works for them! I am open to different approaches and coming up with individualised plans of learning. My…
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Megan

Legal Studies Tutor Adelaide, SA
Be caring and have a listening ear. Not only help in academics but also give life advice. Patience and…
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Ming Fung

Legal Studies Tutor Hindmarsh, SA
The most important things is to help the student enjoy solving problems. Most of the students would feel frustrating when they hit tough questions. It is pretty common to see on students. As a tutor, I would try all my best to assist them get through the questions and empower the knowledge so they would be able to solve by themselves. I am pretty…
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Stephen

Legal Studies Tutor Woodville West, SA
1. A tutor should note the student’s weaknesses and try minimizing their weaknesses. 2. A tutor should provide examples when explaining a concept to help a student understand. 3. A tutor should build a rapport with the student with their students. This way a student will gain courage. 1.Organization- I will be able to plan the lessons and give…
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Matthew

Legal Studies Tutor Malvern, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do is give a student tools with which to find answers for future questions. I am accessible and personable, and enjoy relating to students and their specific educational situation. I am able to break down concepts into understandable chunks, and I love to use analogies to achieve…
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Angelika Amor

Legal Studies Tutor Adelaide, SA
Be patient with them when they're learning. Allow themselves to be open to questions and concerns the student may have, but most of all, support them with their studies. I am very: understanding, empathetic, patient and willing to go about different ways in order for the student to fully grasp the content. I know students learn in a variety of…
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Ka Yan Rachel

Legal Studies Tutor Adelaide, SA
I believe in empowering students by being a source of encouragement so that they build the confidence to solve novel problems. Allowing creativity in problem solving and not being rigid when things are done in a way that is different from what is usually done should be encouraged as well. Ultimately, all students will come across problems that…

Local Reviews

Aldana was extremely pleased with Isabella and the first class went really well. She explained the lesson in an easy to understand manner and made the learning process fun along the way.
Gabriella, West Beach

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Content Covered

Year 4 student Ciara focused on addition and subtraction with money, practicing borrowing numbers and tackling worded problem-solving tasks.

For Year 7, Josh worked through fraction operations including addition, subtraction, and multiplication using examples from homework and targeted practice sets.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Zara revised indices in preparation for an upcoming test and explored square roots along with highest common factor concepts through direct calculation exercises.

Recent Challenges

Incomplete homework was a consistent challenge across several years. For example, in Year 5, "student still did not complete homework," leading to ongoing confusion with double-digit multiplication.

In Year 8, missed homework meant the student struggled to recall fraction methods and couldn't show working when asked.

A Year 10 student often waited for peers' answers rather than attempting questions independently; as one tutor observed, "she waited for Ella before answering because she was unsure."

During problem-solving in Year 7, guessing or giving up too quickly meant time was lost re-explaining steps instead of building confidence with complex tasks.

Recent Achievements

One Glenelg North tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to keep quiet when confused now speaks up whenever she's stuck, especially during problem-solving questions—last session she asked for help and then finished all ten division quiz problems correctly.

In Year 8, another student who often guessed at answers has started checking her work with notes from previous weeks and talks through calculations out loud; she completed her homework independently for the first time.

A younger student, previously unsure about shape names, was able to confidently identify and count sides, faces, and edges by relating them to objects around the house.

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 Glenelg Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Leonards Primary School.