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Hazelwood Park's tutors include a university medallist and school dux, seasoned K–12 maths and science teachers with postgraduate credentials, an IB graduate from the Ignite Program, award-winning debating and music mentors, experienced Kumon instructors, accomplished tennis and taekwondo coaches, and former principals with decades of classroom leadership across primary to tertiary levels.

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David

Info Processing Tutor Dulwich, SA
Give the student confidence in their own ability. Patience and flexibility. When it comes to mathematical ability, it is important to let the student develop their own approaches to…
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Natasha

Info Processing Tutor St Morris, SA
The most important thing is for a tutor to understand the student and listen to them. They need to accomodate to what the student thinks they need work on, but a tutor should also offer suggestions as well as motivate their student, encouraging them and helping them to be the best they can be. My strengths would be that I am a good motivator and I…
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Iyanah

Info Processing Tutor Firle, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to adapt to their learning style. In my experience, everyone learns differently and learning to personalise one's teaching style is a key part of a student's success as it enables them to truly grasp the topics taught in an easily understandable way. I find it works extremely and plays a…
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Pushkar

Info Processing Tutor Frewville, SA
Being patiently empathetic towards a student can be the best thing a person can do for their proper learning! Inclusion of fun learning methods that incites them to learn and be better and developing a core interest in the subject at hand can go a long way in their overall development I am very empathetic and understanding of the pupils needs and…
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Pankaj

Info Processing Tutor Frewville, SA
To understand the weakness of the student and to address it with corrective action to motivate him to perform with more confidence and subject expertise while taking away the student's fear or anxiety that may come up with studies. Patience, perseverance, good listener, excellent mentoring skills, content management skills, ability to adapt to the…
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Samuel

Info Processing Tutor Firle, SA
Help him to develop - confidence and skills to learn new concepts and solve problems on his own. - appropriate background knowledge for future studies. I also encourage students letting them know when they have taken a step forward I think that my friendly temperament and patience have always helped me in my approach to students of all ages…
Luca
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Luca

Info Processing Tutor Eastwood, SA
The most important thing is to help the student to understand that it is a matter of engagement and exercise. Once a student understand that, the rest is easy. I am good to guess, I work hard, I like to talk and meet people. I want to help in the right way and help others to be independent, it is not important just to help but to learn a…
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Yvonne

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
Firstly, a tutor can give guiding questions instead of displaying the answers straightaway. This way, the students can be prompted to think of a way to get to the solution. Secondly, I believe a tutor should build the foundation first before going deeper into the subject. I am a patient person. I would give time for the students to digest the…
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Abhinav

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
A good tutor is one who could provide as much knowledge as he can to his/her students so that the student feels confident about his/her basics and build upon those basics to learn advance concepts and eventually apply them into real world to get the most reliable accurate solutions. Professional Problem…
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Arjun

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
I believe patience and empathy toward students who are struggling is one of the most important factors while being a tutor. I also posses organisational and planning skills so that I can structure lessons and prepare for sessions effectively so that all sessions are optimised. Adaptation to a student’s learning pace is also very crucial as each…
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Hrishikesh

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
Being a role model they can look up to by understanding their perspective of the concept and making them feel heard is what I consider the most important thing a tutor can do for a student. Ability to relate with the students, form a connection and provide a unique explanation based on their…
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Prithviraj

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
For me, the most important thing a tutor can do is help students stop fearing what they don’t know. Once that fear is gone, they can focus on real learning instead of just chasing marks. A tutor’s role is to guide them to see mistakes as part of the process, build their confidence, and make knowledge something they’re curious about rather…
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Nazmus

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
A tutor must provide the students a proper guideline, whether it is about studies or anything else. Teaching is a noble profession and it is the respect you earn through it values your opinions and suggestions. So I believe the best a tutor can do for a student is to guide him or her with fruitful suggestions and solutions. I always prefer…
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Varidhi

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
I believe, building a student's confidence whilst giving them a realistic idea of their capabilities and short-comings and helping them shape up healthy attitude towards learning is the most important aspect of a tutor's job. My strengths as a tutor would include: 1. Willingness to try different approaches of teaching/ explaining the concept with…
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Pranjal

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
-Keep the student interested - Make the class interactive - Ability to clearly express the topic I'm teaching - Giving background as to why we are studying…
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israel

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
building a relationships that eventually foster the students growth and success. great communication and story telling skills. i also know how to break complex concepts into memorable analogies that always…
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Dip

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
Teach them how to learn on their own, navigate problems by themselves, and be self-dependent Being able to pinpoint where exactly the student feels stuck and teach them how to navigate out of it on their own, without giving them the…
Nitish
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Nitish

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to create a supportive learning environment, build their confidence, and foster independent thinking. A good tutor doesn’t just provide answers, but helps students develop the skills and strategies to solve problems on their own. Encouraging curiosity, patience, and a growth…
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Chowdhury Nur E Alam

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
Figure out the style of the students understanding and shape the teaching style of the concepts accordingly I can break down complex concepts into smaller sub concepts to make it easier for students of all level to…
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Liya

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
The most important part of being a tutor is being friendly and available so students feel comfortable asking questions about what they find difficult. A tutor can either boost a student's confidence or lower it. Tutors need to encourage students to believe in themselves and to understand how each student learns at their speed. Tutors should also…
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Brian Sze Kai

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to teach the student to enjoy learning, and impart a good studying method. After all, even the best tutor cannot help an unmotivated student, and a lack of self-motivation is the biggest obstacle that many underperforming students fail to overcome. I am good at following the student's pace.…
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Rithik

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
I consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student to be providing personalized guidance, fostering understanding, and building confidence in the subject matter. I often think my strengths as a tutor are patience, knowledge, and clear…
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Simranjeet Singh

Info Processing Tutor Kent Town, SA
Being a tutor, one can do a lot of things for a student apart from teaching. A tutor has the responsibility of mentoring the students in career and general life. The tutor should be empathetic and able to understand the student to provide relevant support. I am a high achiever myself. Being a uni student, I can relate to the students' problems in…

Local Reviews

Our daughter found the tutor very helpful and very nice.
Mirella, Erindale

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Content Covered

Year 6 student Armando focused on volume calculations for 3D shapes including spheres and prisms, and practiced expanding algebraic brackets.

In Year 10, Ethan tackled bivariate statistics—interpreting coefficients of determination and using calculators—and worked through least squares regression and interpolation.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Lara concentrated on critical path analysis with networks and dummy links before beginning the Hungarian algorithm, applying these concepts to assignment tasks.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student showed hesitation when faced with worded problems, especially in algebra and financial maths, leading to missed steps in setting up equations. As a tutor noted, "she needed reassurance before deciding which formula applied."

In Year 12 revision, another student's working was sometimes unclear—labels were missing and calculations hard to follow on matrix questions.

For one Year 11 task, assignment requirements weren't clarified with the teacher early on; this caused uncertainty close to the due date.

When work isn't clearly labelled or feedback is not acted upon promptly, confidence drops just before assessments.

Recent Achievements

One Hazelwood Park tutor noticed that Armando, a senior student, moved from missing lessons due to illness to proactively arranging extra sessions with his teacher and then scoring B+ on two practice exams, identifying where he could still improve.

Alia, also in high school, began attempting all worksheet problems independently before seeking help only for trickier parts—a big shift from her earlier reliance on step-by-step guidance.

Meanwhile, Addison in Year 6 now regularly asks for help when unsure instead of staying silent; she smoothly carried over algebra skills into new topics and handled a recent quiz on fractions without hesitation.

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 Burnside Primary School.