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Ironbank's tutors include a university lecturer with a PhD in Education and decades of classroom leadership, seasoned school teachers with postgraduate credentials in English and languages, accomplished high-ATAR graduates and subject prizewinners, experienced youth mentors, music and sports coaches, STEM competition standouts, and scholars from MIT and Cambridge guiding students at every level.

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Thushari

Tutor Eden Hills, SA
Build relationships and listening carefully to your students. Children are unique and we must be flexible with our teaching styles. Teach them to how to be independent and to improve their critical thinking skill. Be patient and nice all the time. My ability to simplify concepts, and also my passion of teaching are my biggest…
Caitlin
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Caitlin

Tutor Belair, SA
Guide them into reaching their personal best, and provide that extra bit of one on one support they need to reach their academic goals, whether that be getting A+'s or simply passing the class. My strong communication skills, and the ability to explain concepts and ideas in multiple different ways. While being exceptional at something is…
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Noah
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Noah

Tutor Belair, SA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to get them passionate/interested in what they are learning about, motivating them to learn and improve without getting bored. Another important aspect is to help them establish good study habits and a will to understand the concepts rather than just going through repetitive…
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ADAM

Tutor Mitcham, SA
Zachary
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Zachary

Tutor Aberfoyle Park, SA
I think the most important things that you can give a student is confidence in their ability, willingness to ask questions and discipline to study. I am patient, observent and dedicated to my jobs. My weaknesses are that I am new to being a tutor, and a tendency towards…
Claudia
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Claudia

Tutor Flagstaff Hill, SA
To improve their confidence in their abilities and to nurture their growth! I also believe its great to listen and let them talk as well. This way they understand they can always ask questions if they need help! My strengths would be my patience and great communication skills. I'm also a great listener and am very passionate about teaching people.…
Daniel
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Daniel

Tutor Flagstaff Hill, SA
To not just teach them the answer or what process will give them the answer, but to give them a deeper understanding of the reasoning, which allows students to look at a broad range of problem for which they will be able to answer. I believe my biggest strength is only having finished high school a few years ago, which allows for the topics I will…
Sophia
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Sophia

Tutor Mitcham, SA
I believe that it is important that a tutor can help the student to understand the concepts in a way that works for them in a non-judgmental space that feels comfortable and welcoming. I believe that it is important that the tutor helps the student achieve their personal academic goals whether it is building confidence in themselves and their…
Hannah
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Hannah

Tutor Springfield, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is teach them how to critically reason through a problem. Critical thinking is a life-long skill that will serve them well long after they graduate high school. Students who learn this skill will not only score better on exams, but will also make better life-decisions. My background is in…
Charlotte
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Charlotte

Tutor Springfield, SA
To listen to the student. If a student doesn’t understand something, it’s the responsibility of the tutor to try a different method and to have patience with the student. Having struggled myself with maths in school, before fully understanding it, I am used to rephrasing/explaining concepts in different ways, and providing tips to help…
Kye
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Kye

Tutor Springfield, SA
Ensure that students feel safe and have fun Persistence and an open mind to find ways that students can understand foreign…
Mary Grace
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Mary Grace

Tutor Aberfoyle Park, SA
As a tutor I need to be patience and helpful. Be knowledgeable on the aubjects what the students need and make sure they listen to you so they will be able to understand the lesson. Teach the students in focus and help them in their assignments or…
Charlie
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Charlie

Tutor Lynton, SA
Fan their confidence in themselves. Help thme to realise they can cope without being the genius at the top of the class. And that employers often need a range of skills - inclyding practical ones, like beding able to weld. broadly skilled - practically as well as acedemically. With a broad range of hobbies from music - Cello, to sailing. Can…
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Helen

Tutor Eden Hills, SA
I believe one of the most important things a tutor can do is to help the student find confidence that they can achieve, whilst keeping their passion alive for the subject. A tutor is there to help students find the answers so they can realise their full potential. Through my work as a science communicator, I have the ability to alter and tailor my…
Joseph
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Joseph

Tutor Bellevue Heights, SA
since the goal of a tutor is to teach the student I believe that the most important things tutors can do for students Is teach the underlying concept as well as the method to solving a problem, this allows the student to apply what they have learnt in different circumstances if the same underlying concept is used. I have excellent problem solving…
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Chandupa

Tutor Bellevue Heights, SA
The best thing a tutor can teach a student is not the subject content itself but the way to approach learning concepts as these is vital skills that will allow the student in his future studies and in other subjects as well. Relatability and understanding- I am quite effective at identifying the underlying problem a person has to study, as every…
Hannah
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Hannah

Tutor Mitcham, SA
Inspire the student to take an interest in their studies. Help them to become more confident and have more belief in their own abilities. I am patient but persistent. I try to build up the student's confidence along with helping them with problems so that they can learn how to tackle problems on their…
Will
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Will

Tutor Aberfoyle Park, SA
A tutor should inspire confidence, foster curiosity, and create a supportive environment. Encouraging independent thinking, adapting to learning styles, and making concepts relatable are key. Patience, clarity, and motivation help students grow, build skills, and reach their potential. My strengths as a tutor are in my motivation to help students…
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Isabel

Tutor Springfield, SA
I think that patience, encouragement and maintaining a kind and positive attitude despite any struggles will be very important in making any student feel safe and encouraged, allowing for the most effective learning to take place. I believe that I am very patient, and I am a natural problem solver meaning I will make sure to find a way to surpass…
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Kiran

Tutor Torrens Park, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be patient. As I mentioned previously, we were all students once and we understand the difficulties when we're struggling in a subject and the frustration that comes with it. With patience it shows the student that they are in a safe environment and will further give them the…
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Yash

Tutor Panorama, SA
In my experience, the most important thing a tutor can do is to try and be in the shoes of the student and understand what he/she might be going through and then inspire and motivate them to learn and make studying feel like a fun thing to do using teaching methods which fit the student's needs. - A lot of patience and the will to make a positive…
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Raelke

Tutor Panorama, SA
The most important thing is for the tutor to make sure the student feels comforatble during the session. Secondly, a tutor is there is help the student find confidence within themselves within that subject, to the point where the student is willing and wants to try for themselves. I try to instil this through positive encouragement. Thirdly, to…
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Stanley

Tutor Panorama, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to help them see that the subject isn't as challenging as presented in school, as well as create a safe space to share all their struggles with the subject without fear of ridicule in the classroom. I think my greatest strengths as a tutor are my patience and creativity. As I understand…

Local Reviews

We and our son Charlie, are very happy with Griffith’s tutoring.
Samantha

Inside IronbankTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Mia worked through **fractions** and practiced both division and multiplication, with real-world currency examples to strengthen understanding.

In Year 11, Ethan focused on **trigonometric equations** and explored applications within circular geometry using step-by-step diagrams.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Sarah tackled **integration techniques** and investigated how particles move in magnetic fields as part of her advanced physics studies.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student hadn't completed enough revision between sessions, which meant when it came time for his physics and maths tests, he was less confident choosing the right equations ("Hadn't done much revision between our last two sessions so needs to get plenty done…").

In Year 9, a student understood new algebra concepts during lessons but struggled with homework independently—this gap showed up especially when facing unfamiliar problem types at home.

A primary student repeatedly mixed up cents and dollars in money questions; even after practice, these small misunderstandings lingered into weekly homework.

Recent Achievements

One Ironbank tutor noticed a Year 9 student who, after weeks of hesitating to ask for help, started openly explaining how she solved maths problems aloud rather than working quietly in her head.

In Year 11 physics, a student showed real initiative by increasing his own revision time before upcoming tests—he arrived with self-made notes and could clearly outline where he needed more practice.

Meanwhile, a primary student who'd previously guessed at division questions is now pausing to use the correct steps and finished all ten problems without errors for the first time.

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 Stirling Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Scott Creek Primary School.