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Tutors in Greenfield Park include a School Learning Support Officer and peer mentor, seasoned K–12 maths and English tutors with years of experience at top academies, high-achieving recent graduates who ranked first or second in HSC subjects, Dalyell and MySydney Scholars (ATAR 98+), Olympiad competitors, Army Cadet leaders, and current education degree students.

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Nikolas

Physics Tutor Greenfield Park, NSW
The most important thing that a physics tutor can do for a student is dedicate as much time and effort needed for the student to fully understand the topic. Especially with math based subjects, if the student doesn't fully understand one topic, it is possible that the student can't understand harder concepts. -Explaining complex concepts in the…
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Adam

Physics Tutor Greenfield Park, NSW
I think a physics tutor is best when assisting the student rather than directing the student. A student should point to their respective goal and the tutor will pull them towards that goal. I believe my strong mathematics background gives me a strong edge when it comes to explaining math concepts and ideas in a vibrant way which is easy to…
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Akramullah Baig

Physics Tutor Greenfield Park, NSW
As a physics tutor, the most important thing one can do is instill a passion for questioning and reasoning among students so that they don't just listen to anything like robots but rather listen, reason and ask questions about it which will not only firm their understanding of the topic but also have a long-lasting impact in their lives. Another…
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Sargon

Physics Tutor Greenfield Park, NSW
The best and most significant thing as a physics tutor is to be friendly and being able to communicate your ideas across, the main thing is to be able to communicate the information so the student can understand highly My strengths are I have a great form of communication which everyone says that to me when I ask for feedback, they say I got a…
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James

Physics Tutor Edensor Park, NSW
i believe a physics tutor has to have a solid understanding of all content to provide the best support to a student, has to be patient, must know a range of way to approach a question, and must be readily available to answer questions through online or in person, and a tutor should be friendly and willing to have fun with the lesson so as it…
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Muhammad

Physics Tutor Bonnyrigg Heights, NSW
Focus and to develop student interest is the main thing to teach students. Making time table for every activity that student cannot be bored but feel charm to do work activities. What I realized was that the most important thing for me was for my students to know that they are valued. That I am glad that they are there every single day and that…
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Nathan

Physics Tutor Bonnyrigg Heights, NSW
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to be able to teach a very complex concept simply. This will allow for teaching to be entertaining and friendly, as this wont overwhelm the student into thinking the concept may be too complex to solve. This will allow for a more better environment another important thing a tutor…
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Alan

Physics Tutor Canley Heights, NSW
I think the most important thing a physics tutor can offer to a younger student is their experience, similar to that of a mentor. Beyond course content, tutors can draw from their study, career and life experiences to help the student navigate their path. I am proud of my ability to teach and explain concepts to others effectively and thoroughly,…
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Thomas

Physics Tutor Cabramatta, NSW
Help a student gain the confidence needed to know what they need to do in studying for a subject, as well as the desire to succeed in that area, knowing that they can with the required commitment. Focusing on what a student needs to most efficiently improve their grade, rather than wasting time, so as to provide the most value possible in a short…
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Tony

Physics Tutor Busby, NSW
I think the most important thing a physics tutor can do for their student is to try their absolute hardest to teach their student in their field. But equally important to this is to instill good habits onto their student and inspire them to try their best in their studies. I think my strengths as a tutor involve really caring for my student, and…
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Brian

Physics Tutor Cabramatta, NSW
Any tutor, mentor, educator, or teacher all have something different to offer their students: but the goal is the same and it should be this: to help empower those who can't empower themselves in order to bring forth the best version of that individual into the world. It is through education, knowledge and the reciprocation of knowledge that…
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Daniel

Physics Tutor Cabramatta, NSW
Exposing students to a wide variety of questions ranging from easy-hard as well as hsc style questions will allow students to benefit most from lessons. A student can also be exposed to repetition via theory questions as it will allow them to understand the fundamentals in the long term. Most importantly tutors need be actively engaging with…
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Dinesh

Physics Tutor Warwick Farm, NSW
I believe in these times students lack I confidence and motivation of what learning really is about. They are continuously forced to learn new concepts quickly and they This works to a certain extent but I would pass on my knowledge as a friendly tutor giving the students clear explanations and the reason to learn. At the same time, I will…
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Farid

Physics Tutor Liverpool, NSW
If you truly want to excel in the subject I can go above and beyond, when it comes to your scores at the school. Depending on your performance I may start contacting the school academics to check your progress and plan out an even more customized curriculum. Conceptualizing difficult math problems to make them easy-to-understand. As an Engineer…
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Ali

Physics Tutor Warwick Farm, NSW
Firstly, the most important factor for a physics tutor is her/her knowledge in the field he/she is tutoring. I am proud that I have always tried so hard to learn as much as possible and got highest marks during my studies. Secondly, it is really important to know how to behave and how to transfer knowledge to a student. I am glad that I know how…
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Dr. Shivam

Physics Tutor Liverpool, NSW
The most important things I can do for a student include providing clear explanations of concepts to build a strong foundation, adapting my teaching methods to suit their individual learning styles, and creating a supportive environment that encourages questions and critical thinking. Additionally, using relevant and relatable examples helps make…
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Raj

Physics Tutor Warwick Farm, NSW
Students require reassurance, it is the critical moments before tests and assessments that a students mental capacity is at its most fragile, they require a mentor capable of understanding them and ensuring they do not crumble when it matters most. Tutors need to know when to play the role of the teacher and when to play a friendlier role when…
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Brendan

Physics Tutor Lurnea, NSW
I find that offering consistent and reliable support is the most crucial thing a physics tutor can do, particularly to senior students. Knowing that learning and studying is a difficult and complex process, a tutor must be a mentor students can look to for guidance so that their goals are aligned. My strengths include my adaptability and patience…
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Sushil

Physics Tutor Carramar, NSW
I think the most important skills a physics tutor can do for student is to be patience and communicate. Understand student about their difficulties. Since I am dealing with students and their weaknesses, I must be patient regardless of the circumstances. Also, the only way to do my job as a tutor is to convey difficult information to students…
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Busra

Physics Tutor Hoxton Park, NSW
-Organise the time and effort according to the students needs -Help the student understand rather than scaring them or forcing them to understand -Go down to the students level and rise them step at a time to the level they want to be on -Being energetic and passionate about the subjects i teach -Being clear to my student -Organised and…
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Jayden

Physics Tutor Hoxton Park, NSW
The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is help them set intrinsic and self-motivated goals within their academic journey. I believe this is more important than effective teaching methods of content because no matter how excellent someone's teaching abilities may be, a student unwilling or unmotivated to learn will always face…
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Bikram

Physics Tutor Liverpool, NSW
There are few things such as: Motivate and encourage them to get the results. must create trust and respect. Teacher must listen to the students. Be friendly and inspire them. I Have a passion and calm nature. I understand the students and behavior. I have that energy to provide help to students. I can adapt my self as per the…
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Sehrish

Physics Tutor Guildford West, NSW
- make him feel important - understand his way of approaching things - remove his fear of failure - make him independant - build self-confidence in his students Friendliness Mental aporoach Appropriate methodology Being mindful of kids' age requirements Making lectures enjoyable for kids My mathematical skills are my most valuable…

Local Reviews

Mihir has been a reliable, patient and successful tutor match for our 10 year old son, over the past year. He always shares what they worked on and my son is able to ask questions freely, for his homework and other Year 5 maths areas.
Amber Daines Ungar

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Content Covered

Year 7 student Emily worked on constructing and interpreting histograms and polygons, as well as identifying data distributions like skewness using real data sets.

For Year 8, Ethan practiced solving algebraic equations with fractions and tackled challenging word problems to deepen his understanding.

Meanwhile, Year 5 student Ava focused on adding and subtracting fractions, including finding equivalent fractions through number line activities.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 Mathematics, Emily often forgets to complete homework, as in one week where she failed to complete last week's homework, which led to difficulty recalling steps for equations and trigonometry in later lessons.

In recent senior Legal Studies sessions, a student showed gaps in consolidating key concepts because she did not consistently create or review summary notes—her tutor observed that "she has forgotten key concepts taught at the start of the year."

Meanwhile, a primary student struggled to organise calculations in multi-step measurement problems, avoiding writing down working and losing track mid-task. Missed practice and weak organisation directly limited confidence during revision and test situations.

Recent Achievements

One Greenfield Park tutor noted a big shift in a Year 11 student who, after initially struggling with equations involving fractions, began asking for help whenever stuck and managed to solve all questions independently by the end of the lesson.

A Year 9 student who previously hesitated to double-check her answers is now catching her own mistakes during algebra tasks without prompting.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student, who often guessed at word problems before, now highlights key information first and chooses which operation to use—finishing a full worksheet on her own this week.

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 Wetherill Park Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Johns Park High School.