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Tutors in McGraths Hill include a university lecturer with decades of high school and tertiary teaching, an HSC Extension 1 Maths dux, seasoned K–12 tutors with distinction averages from Baulkham Hills and UNSW, experienced Kumon mentors, peer coaches, and an autism support worker—each bringing strong academic results and proven success guiding students at all levels.

Benjamin
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Benjamin

Tutor Riverstone, NSW
Build a sense of trust and give them the best possible education experience so that they are excelling with their learning and getting their education needs met. - Finding gaps in students' learning - Finding creative ways to help a student learn a topic - Building a repore and personal relationship with the students - Making learning…
Jotame
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Jotame

Tutor Riverstone, NSW
To help the student learn and get to know as much as he/she can. Always encourage and motivate them especially when they say they can’t do it but give them a positive influence that they can still do it. I am very patience when comes to solving problems, have good communication especially with the other party if need to explain things in…
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Dhruvil
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Dhruvil

Tutor Riverstone, NSW
I have rarely ever used the same method of explaining a concept/theory on multiple students. It is really important for tutors to understand the needs and abilities of their students in order to maintain progress. It is also crucial for tutors to have time-management and resourceful qualities in order to ensure academic development in students.…
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Anubhav

Tutor Riverstone, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to be patient with them as they are trying their best to learn as well as to make the lesson as easily understandable as it can be for the student. I feel like I can connect with the students as I have been tutored throughout most of my schooling…
Monica
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Monica

Tutor Riverstone, NSW
Academically speaking, I do not think we should just teach students to solve a certain problem but to help them sum up the method of solving a certain type of problem. Morally speaking, I not only teach math while also teaching students some truths about how to do things and guiding them to become the person who loves life and is useful to…
Paul
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Paul

Tutor Riverstone, NSW
First, learn the theory, the basis of teaching, then exercise and ask questions. Then repeat the cycle until you learn. I have more than 15 years of teaching principally involving calculations in classes and tutoring. I am educated and have…
Hafza
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Hafza

Tutor Box Hill, NSW
Tailor the approach to specific student when they see the student is not comprehending the concept in the conventional way, encourage them and slow down the pace to ensure good results. I possess both the expertise in the subject and an approachable nature, which I think are keys to be a great…
Anindita
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Anindita

Tutor Riverstone, NSW
Hear them out on their thoughts and processes and steer them to their goal/ help them find their goal and help them along the way. My ability to connect with students and easily adapt to their learning styles, and create a supportive environment for them that helps encourage growth and…
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A K M Safayatul

Tutor Rouse Hill, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to foster a positive and supportive learning environment that boosts the student’s confidence and encourages a desire for learning. A tutor should use methods that make the learning interactive and enjoyable. A tutor should encourage students to take ownership of their learning by setting…
Niraj
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Niraj

Tutor Richmond, NSW
Build a Positive relationship, Assess their needs, Provide Clear explanations, Encourage active learning, Foster a growth mindset, Monitor Progress, Maintain regular communication. Strong subject knowledge, Patience, Communication…
Parth
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Parth

Tutor Riverstone, NSW
The most crucial role of a tutor is not just imparting knowledge but doing so in a way that resonates, ensuring lasting understanding. Beyond mere facts, it's about enlightening minds on a profound level, fostering the ability to connect the dots independently. A tutor should guide students to a point where they grasp concepts deeply, enabling…
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Syed Taha Ul

Tutor Riverstone, NSW
Empathize with the student and teach according to the learning capabilities of every student. I am a Mechanical Engineer with an in-depth understanding of advanced mathematics and…
HARRISON
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HARRISON

Tutor Marsden Park, NSW
To me the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is obviously allow them to better understand the content they are learning as well inspiring them to become more eager to learn. My biggest strengths in my opinion would be my desire to help students reach their full potential as well as being very engaged with…
Ruwin
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Ruwin

Tutor Marsden Park, NSW
Ensuring our duty of care over our students and making sure that they gained something from each lesson. Progress will take time and just ensuring that the student is happy whilst enjoying the process is key. I am able to break down quite complex mathematical concepts into bite sized portions that can be understood more easily by the student. I…
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Veda

Tutor Marsden Park, NSW
The most important thing for a tutor is to always be interested in the students life and to remember the small details that they may mention. A good tutor should also act as a mentor in some capacity and offer advice when reasonable. I am able to explain concepts from different angles in order to mold with how the student learns best. I always try…
Joseph Earl
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Joseph Earl

Tutor Marsden Park, NSW
It is to emphatize and to have patience with the student. Not everyone has the same learning curve. Other people learn faster than the others. It is common to get frustrated when your student is not understanding what you are trying to teach him/her, however, do not let your students feel and see that. It may not only hurt their self-confidence…
Parmeet
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Parmeet

Tutor Tallawong, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is build their confidence. It’s not just about teaching the material — it’s about helping the student believe in their own ability to learn and solve problems. When a student feels supported and understood, they stop being afraid of making mistakes and start engaging with the…
Minol
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Minol

Tutor Marsden Park, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor does for a student is allow the student to develop a solid grasp of the content matter and hence achieve the best results. My strengths as a tutor is taking the time to ensure a student has a solid grasp on a concept before moving on to more content. My biology and chemistry teacher did this so I have…
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Chaitalee

Tutor Schofields, NSW
To help them not only get better but help them to be able to stand on their feet and be confident in their subjects, as well as to be able to teach and deepen their understanding of the subject instead of just dumping information onto them. I am understanding and patient, for I too understand their situations as a recent hsc completer. For my…
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Adil

Tutor Tallawong, NSW
Being down to earth and always there for your students - it's really easy to lose motivation or confidence in maths, and I believe that students who KNOW they're capable are far more willing to embrace new concepts and put in effort to understanding it. Explaining new concepts and skills, as well as consistently revising those skills so it isn't…
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Marcheraldo

Tutor Rouse Hill, NSW
A tutor needs to be able to have the appropriate expectation on what each unique student is able to accomplish and thus make adjustments appropriately. As every single student has different learning capabilities and speed, affected by a multitude of factors (i.e. age, environment, genetics, interests, etc.), a tutor would need to be able to make…
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Eden

Tutor Rouse Hill, NSW
Make students feel comfortable and engaged through giving compliments and encouragements. This lets them get rid of any anxiety or feelings of incompetence when starting tutoring. I can make the student feel supported by ensuring they understand school work and homework as well as challenging them for building confidence. As a tutor, my strength…
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Nicolas

Tutor Rouse Hill, NSW
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student is listen and understand what issues they are facing with the work, whether it is not understanding/visualising the concept correctly, or just struggling to follow or understand the steps taken in order to solve the question. The next important thing a tutor should do is ensure the…

Local Reviews

Savio is an excellent tutor and has good understanding of her student needs.
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Inside McGraths HillTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 3 student Ava worked on breaking numbers into tens and ones for addition and subtraction, as well as reading longer passages to build fluency.

In Year 9, Michael focused on financial mathematics by calculating simple and compound interest, then briefly revised simultaneous equations and inequalities from school using real-life examples.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Sarah refined her understanding of algebra by reviewing recent exam errors together, followed by targeted practice on solving linear equations and showing full working out.

Recent Challenges

In Year 12 Business Studies, a student's tendency to only review class notes sporadically led to gaps when tackling extended response tasks; as one tutor noted, "without regular revision, the connections between concepts were missed in practice essays."

In Year 10 Mathematics, another student avoided showing full algebraic working, making it difficult to identify and correct errors—this meant extra time spent retracing steps instead of learning new methods.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 learner left some homework incomplete and forgot key materials for lessons on volume, which slowed their progress through measurement topics. Missed practice opportunities added pressure before assessment deadlines.

Recent Achievements

One Mcgraths Hill tutor noticed Olivia, a high school student, now tackles complex simultaneous equations and selects the right formulas in financial maths without needing hints—last term she often hesitated or needed reminders.

William, also in high school, used to get stuck on algebraic expressions but after revisiting the distributive law is now solving them independently and writes out key details from word problems before working through solutions.

In Year 3, Sannae has moved from relying on prompts for reading tricky words to breaking down unfamiliar ones by herself and spelling "ai/ay" words correctly in full sentences.

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 Hawkesbury Central Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Windsor High School.