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Hewett's tutors include a seasoned university physics lecturer and academic mentor, experienced K–12 teachers with education degrees and school placements, Kumon maths instructors, an ATAR 96 achiever inducted into 'Club 90', passionate primary specialists, language graduates, creative youth leaders, and reading mentors dedicated to nurturing students' confidence and skills.

Brett
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Brett

Tutor Hewett, SA
Give them the skills to self learn and think critically. Build confidence through practice and achievement. Connecting practical real work examples of the use of mathematics and problem solving. from simple ratios in forex conversions to transducers in process production plants that Electronically simulate the derivative and how this can be…
Ryan
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Ryan

Tutor Hewett, SA
The most important thing is for a tutor to help a student understand the concepts, rather than giving them answers, to help them towards understanding the work independently. I consider myself to be patient with my students as they learn at their own speeds, while providing them with the path to find the answer…
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William
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William

Tutor Hewett, SA
Make education and enjoyable part of students lives. I believe I have a wit and humor that makes me an engaging person for younger people, and can help engage students in a learning environment that provides a different stimulation to the…
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Hongrui

Tutor Willaston, SA
I think the main thing that a tutor needs to do is help students to improve their learning outcomes. students feel more confident learning that specific subject with continual support. I'm passionate about learning and teaching math. I'm patient and flexible. I understand that students all learn differently and it is important to support them by…
Corey
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Corey

Tutor Gawler, SA
To show compassion. We have all been where the student was once and understand some of the difficulties that they are facing learning the coursework for the first time. It is also very important that they are calm and focused during their studies and I believe it is the responsibility of the tutor to keep the student relaxed while working through…
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Rylee

Tutor Gawler, SA
I think supporting their studies not to necessarily raise their grade but so that they understand the topic and how to apply it best I think I'm good at explaining topics in multiple ways if a student isn't understanding the content. I also think I'm good at researching different extensions and explanation…
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Mollie

Tutor Gawler East, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to listen to their concerns and also find the gaps in knowledge they have to be able to work with them and focus on helping to learn what they are struggling with to help them through their education. The strengths I have as a tutor are that if I do not know the answer to something, I would…
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Jakub

Tutor Evanston, SA
Giving the student a different experience to school, and showing them that the education experience isn't only limited to school and that high level education goes beyond what you are taught at school and university Being able to work may way through to any topic by breaking it down and working our way into the topic (filling any gaps of knowledge…
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Bradley

Tutor Evanston Park, SA
Expanding on what I have written earlier, I think that one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is be prepared, and always willing to learn. I think this requires being a bit humble, and accepting that, even with something that may appear to be far below the tutor's learning, there may still be things that aren't known or have…
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Alex

Tutor Willaston, SA
Impart a strong knowledge about the subject material and be able to solve mathematics problems finally! I have a lot of patience and really care about making sure students understand formulas and technical concepts. I have a clear and concise way of teaching and I have found my students appreciate…
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MYLEEN

Tutor Gawler, SA
For me, I want them to learn on their own. Guide them and teach them and do it on their own ways. And seeing them growing and achieving their goals is very important. I think its the eagerness to solve the problem and play with numbers. I will try my best to get the right answer till i am…
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David

Tutor Gawler East, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is teach them ways of learning that work for them. If they can learn properly the grades and interest in the subject should naturally follow. My strengths as a tutor lie in my good understanding of mathematics from studying it at university for 4 years, and because I have struggled for…
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Ana Maria

Tutor Evanston, SA
I think the most important thing we can do as tutors is provide confidence. It’s the core of everything. Confidence radiates from knowing the content, trusting yourself with the hard work you’ve put in and reflecting upon past mistakes with a positive mindset to move forward. Whether it be in studying, work or life, confidence is key. My…
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Allana

Tutor Evanston, SA
Have faith in them to and be patient. Give the student a chance to look over their work and develop autonomy of their learning. I allow children to build confidence. This is through giving them the terminology to explain their processes and promote an understanding of what they are…

Local Reviews

All is going well with Joanna, Alyssa is very comfortable and happy with her.
Lisa, Hewett

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Content Covered

Year 4 student Alice worked on addition and subtraction skills in line with curriculum expectations, including the borrowing method for subtraction.

Year 8 Alyssa focused on applying order of operations (BIDMAS) to equations and interpreting worded maths problems, particularly those involving perimeter.

For senior student Elysia, lessons concentrated on revising long division using step-by-step working out, as well as simplifying fractions from her TAFE course materials.

Recent Challenges

A Year 4 student skipped homework practice for times tables, which slowed progress and meant lesson time was spent repeating basics instead of advancing.

In TAFE-level maths, another student struggled to retain division and BODMAS methods between lessons—gaps appeared after breaks, as "she forgets how to do the Maths process."

A senior secondary student came to revision sessions without prior review or questions prepared; as a tutor observed, "sessions could be better utilized if the student completed their own revision prior."

These habits led to missed opportunities for deeper learning and made each session feel like starting from scratch.

Recent Achievements

One Hewett tutor saw a real shift in Elysia's approach to maths: where she used to get lost in multi-step BODMAS problems, she now talks herself through each operation aloud and uses colour-coding to highlight her next step—strategies she created and now relies on independently.

Jasmine, a high schooler, surprised her tutor by not just tackling negative numbers but actively drawing on earlier calculator methods to solve new algebra topics without prompting.

Meanwhile, Jai (Year 4) took initiative during science-based maths sessions, choosing his own skip-counting challenges with Lego and showing off his new ability to count by 3s out loud for his mum.

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 Gawler Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Hewett Primary School.