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Matthew

Physics Tutor Ashgrove, QLD
I think a common misconception about a tutor's job is that their whole purpose is to get their tutee an A+. While this is obviously a wonderful side-effect of tutoring, the most important thing a tutor can do is to develop and improve a student's ability to problem-solve, learn, and work effectively to complete their academic goals. The difference…
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Pamudi

Physics Tutor Albany Creek, QLD
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to make the subject matter enjoyable for students. 1. I believe my strengths would be being able to empathise with students, having a positive attitude towards learning, teaching and my subject, I have excellent communication skills and I'm patient and tolerant. 2. While I was a peer tutor, I…
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Mayank

Physics Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
Acoording to me the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is make a positive impact on his life by not forcing the society standards for learning and growing as every child has a different mind and way of approach to things around them. A tutor is one of the best person who can analyse this and make learning a creative activity instead…
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Hamid Reza

Physics Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
Truly personalize the learning. Incorporate connections to the student's interests. Teach to the student's strengths. Minimize the student's weaknesses. I suppose that my background in science can prove my strengths in this job. I have been able to publish more than 7 articles in authentic journals worldwide, and further, a book in…
Ryan
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Ryan

Physics Tutor Windsor, QLD
A tutor must give a student confidence and help them to not be overwhelmed by new topics. Once a student believes they can learn something, it is much easier to actually learn it. Tutors must also be personal and understand what method of teaching is most effective for each individual. As a recently graduated student, I am able to understand how…
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Noah

Physics Tutor Gordon Park, QLD
The most important things a tutor can do is to understand how their student learns, be knowledgeable on the subject, and above all try. Understanding the subject matter is important but if there is no effort to adapt to the student then it is usually a waste of time. I am flexible around teaching styles and explanations of concepts. I can assist…
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Keerti

Physics Tutor Herston, QLD
- not only explain questions/ideas/concepts but also allowing them to explain it back (whether it is by asking questions or some other means) so that the tutor is able to better understand how well the student has grasped the information. - a tutor has to be able to do is teach students how to approach questions, what syllabus descriptors are…
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Nicholas

Physics Tutor Albany Creek, QLD
If the tutor can give the student space to figure out the solutions to their problems and only step in once the student shows signs of struggling it is more beneficial for the student as this method will allow the student to learn to solve problems on their own. I am able to adapt my approach to teaching concepts for each student, meaning that I…
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Harrison

Physics Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is relate to their learning. A great tutor will adapt their learning styles and pedagogy to frame the student and enable them to learn in the best way possible. For example, you may have several students across the week, yet all of them are different. A great tutor makes an effort in…
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Tony

Physics Tutor Lutwyche, QLD
Being able to fluently explain unknown and difficult concepts to students. Help students engage in the subject in a positive and encouraging way. Help students their full potential and achieve desired academical results. I am academically achieving in Math and Physics. I have high patience when trying to explain or teach a new concept to someone.…
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Richard

Physics Tutor Windsor, QLD
I think its most important a tutor supports students while they are first learning an unfamiliar topic, helps them practice to gain confidence, and ensures they are able to perform independently by providing constructive feedback. I have a practical approach and have mentored students of ages 18 to 55. With mathematics and physics education there…
Liam
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Liam

Physics Tutor Chermside, QLD
Believe in their potential and support their growth. I learn knew skills quickly and take on any challenge. I am good at explaining problems to others and I am organised. I can be quiet and shy at times which can hinder work especially with…
Roland
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Roland

Physics Tutor Eatons Hill, QLD
Tutoring one-on-one as opposed to teaching to a group allows a much more tailored approach to an indivudal student. Not everyone learns in the same way, so finding the perfect way for an individual student to understand a topic is the most important thing a tutor can do for a student. I'm told by my ex-students that I am very patient and willing…
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Cyril

Physics Tutor Windsor, QLD
Definitely the most important thing a tutor can do is to help them understand the content that they are studying in order to help them reach their goals. I am able to communicate effectively and will therefore be able to impart my knowledge onto the student. I have had recent experience with year 12 exams and have done well in them. I will be able…
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James

Physics Tutor Auchenflower, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make sure there is continual improvement in their work. If there are signs the student is not improving, then it's important to look for weaknesses or anything the student is struggling with and work on those areas. I know at uni, and when I was at school, the feeling of understanding…
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Edward

Physics Tutor Auchenflower, QLD
Imparting an enjoyment of learning something new. I am only with the student for a short time compared to their time in school, so increasing intrinsic motivation to learn has a much greater effect in the long run, as well as decreasing the chance of burnout due to stress in the higher grades. Being able to engage a student through different…
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Roberto

Physics Tutor Auchenflower, QLD
Create in the student both a strong basis to build up knowledge, correct and reshape the wrong concepts and ideas which are preventing him/her to succeed and nurture a good learning culture on him. Strengths: Experience, flexibility and leadership skills Weakness:…
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Steven

Physics Tutor Wooloowin, QLD
The most important thing for a tutor is to enrich the learning for the student to help him/her develop useful skills in the future. It is important the student understands the concepts and is motivated to achieve more. I believe my success as a tutor comes from my ability to listen and communicate effectively with others. I have a strong…
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Tam

Physics Tutor Auchenflower, QLD
Help them see improvements they have made in their learnings. Encourage them when they are confident with their capabilities. Being able to put ideas/topics in a way where students can…
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Wai Lim Elvin

Physics Tutor Milton, QLD
The most important thing is to probably instead of spoonfeeding the information to the student, communicate the importance of practice, discipline and routine. Moreover, to guide them along with their curiosity instead of just giving them questions to do. I think my adaptability would be useful for fields that I might not be as experienced at. My…
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Viqar

Physics Tutor Fortitude Valley, QLD
First of all, it is the responsibilty of a tutor to fulfil his course requirements professionally and in such a way so as to not only develop an understanding of the concepts taught, but also inculcate critical thinking to analyse the taught concepts. Secondly, students are the future of any nation. Teaching good behavior and respect for others in…
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Shane

Physics Tutor Spring Hill, QLD
I think the most important quality to bring to tuition is a sense of drive to motivate students. Often High school students are unaware of the importance or usefulness of academics and I believe it is important to also educate them on why it is important to achieve good grades. High academic achievement can give a student a plethora of pathways in…
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Jeremy

Physics Tutor Kalinga, QLD
Allow the student to learn how to do the question but with prompts not showing the student everything. Communication, relationship…

Local Reviews

We are delighted with Jacques! Ben is very comfortable with him and Jacques gentle manner has helped Ben become less nervous with the student/tutor process. We are looking forward to seeing the results in future.
Nola, Arana Hills

Inside KeperraTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Chloe worked on representing fractions visually and placing them accurately on number lines, while also building confidence with mixed fractions using diagrams.

In Year 9, Emily focused on algebraic techniques including expanding brackets and calculating the distance between two points in the coordinate plane.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Josh explored Pythagoras' theorem and trigonometry concepts such as angles of elevation, applying these through real-world word problems.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student in algebra mixed up x and y coordinates, as the tutor noted, "he kept reversing them when plotting points," which slowed progress on Cartesian plane questions.

In Year 10, a student hesitated to show working when expanding brackets—small sign errors went unnoticed until the end.

A senior student preparing for trigonometry relied heavily on calculator shortcuts rather than showing steps; this made it hard to spot mistakes in angles of elevation tasks.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 student arrived without key materials for probability revision and struggled to get started—momentum was lost before any practice could happen.

Recent Achievements

One Keperra tutor recently saw a Year 10 student who had struggled with binomial functions begin to solve these problems independently, using powers more confidently than before.

In a Year 7 session, a student who used to skip over data analysis tasks was able to explain the difference between mean, median, and mode out loud and chose their own examples without prompting.

Meanwhile, in an upper primary group, one child who previously hesitated to tackle fractions now drew diagrams to show mixed numbers and could accurately label halves and quarters during word problems.

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 Arana Hills Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St William's Primary School.