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Ameena

Chemistry Tutor Kingsgrove, NSW
I think adapting to students learning style is vital to allow for the most growth in their education. Tutors are exceptionally valuable as the one on one or small class dynamics allow for the specific needs of a student to be catered for, giving their learning attention in a way that can be difficult to access within the schooling system alone.…
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Yamyyn

Chemistry Tutor Rockdale, NSW
I believe a tutor can help a student find the most suitable way to learn a subject that they might be struggling with in a traditional classroom. With enough encouragement and flexibility in their approach, a tutor can build a student's confidence in their own ability to learn, understand, and grow. I'm flexible with my teaching approach - I don't…
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Shantanu

Chemistry Tutor Brighton-le-sands, NSW
Be a friend. This is how I was taught by my tutors and this is how I taught as well. If there is a deeper bond than that of just a student and teacher, the student really shines. The students open up more to the teacher. This helps the teacher to plan on how to help the student. I can understand what the student needs. I can connect with the…
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Hala

Chemistry Tutor Gymea, NSW
The most important thing is to empower the student. The best thing would be to help them understand how their own minds work, how their own (unique) learning process works- that can make them unstoppable. My long chain of experience. My passion for empowering minds. And my ability to explain difficult concepts in many different ways for many…
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Ashima

Chemistry Tutor Gymea, NSW
Act as a friend, philosopher and guide . A teacher should not solve all the problems for students,he should work as a guide to solve problems and most have ability to correct them. Lesson planning Methods of teaching classroom management Numerical are my strengths Can work according to students ,institution and curriculum…
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Bart

Chemistry Tutor Sylvania, NSW
I think that a tutor shouldn't just rote teach a student problems so that they can pass exams, this leads to little useful learning on the students part. I think a tutor's most important job is to teach the student problem-solving strategies/learning methods as well as thoroughly work through the in's and out's of the content; alongside problems…
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Flynn

Chemistry Tutor Sylvania, NSW
The upmost important thing a tutor can be is a mentor. Striving to be a positive role model in any students life is key. By teaching through knowledge and past experiences it can benefit more ways than just academic. Being a student can sometimes be difficult and everyone experiences it differently. Whether being an upcoming test or being…
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Rafaha

Chemistry Tutor Kirrawee, NSW
In my opinion, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to personalise their learning in order to teach to the student’s strengths and minimise their weaknesses. I believe that different students have different learning styles and study techniques that work for them, and it is important that this is catered to in the students…
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Cooper

Chemistry Tutor Gymea Bay, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to create a safe learning environment. This will encourage students to speak more openly about problems from troubling question to problems in the overall schooling which are impeding their academic growth. My strong knowledge of my chosen subjects and academic experience allows me to…
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Kenshi

Chemistry Tutor Caringbah, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to instill confidence and foster a growth mindset. Beyond imparting knowledge and academic skills, a tutor plays a critical role in nurturing a student's self-belief and belief in their own abilities. By providing encouragement, support, and positive reinforcement, a tutor can empower…
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Zuzanna

Chemistry Tutor Kirrawee, NSW
Help them go over area they previously struggled in…
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Aeson

Chemistry Tutor Kirrawee, NSW
Probably to make sure they understand the underlying material rather than just giving the answers. Helping them through problems, and actually encouraging and motivating them along without just revealing the answers will help develop their problem solving skills, making the next problems easier to overcome. I adapt to specific student's different…
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Kellie

Chemistry Tutor Sylvania, NSW
A tutor must be able to develop and understand a student. A student will need to understand the concept themselves and it is our job to assist them to understand any issues that arise in their development. To put it simply, tutors are guides and the student is the captain. Therefore we must be able to resonate with each student and treat each one…
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Lucy

Chemistry Tutor Dolans Bay, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is identify their individual needs; Every student is unique and has different learning styles, strengths, and weaknesses. I think it is key to identify their individual needs and tailor your teaching style and strategies accordingly. I believe that I have a strong understanding of the…
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Caleb

Chemistry Tutor Sutherland, NSW
Having general conversation as well as learning the content is very important for the student to become comfortable with the tutor as once the student is familiar and comfortable with the tutor, they become more eager to learn, enjoy the learning process with a now friend as well, they are not scared to ask for extra help when they need more of…
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Kieran

Chemistry Tutor Sutherland, NSW
Tutors can provide a one-on-one situation where they're able to realise the students weaknesses and target those areas. They can also be someone else for the students to ask questions where they may be too shy or unable to during a large classroom environment. Tutoring can also help reinforce content that students learnt that day or week. I am a…
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caitlyn

Chemistry Tutor Lilli Pilli, NSW
Tutors need to be able to listen, support, and communicate with their students in a way that makes them feel comfortable to ask questions and admit when they don’t really understand what’s going on. By being an approachable person, students are less likely to feel anxious and in a comfortable environment, are more likely to absorb the…
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Mike

Chemistry Tutor Blakehurst, NSW
In my perspective, the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to make sure that the student is well-prepared both academically, and mentally (e.g. stress management etc.). I think my strengths are my communication skills and holistic approach to teaching, built upon a large amount of prior tutoring…
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Jaydon

Chemistry Tutor Cronulla, NSW
Establishing good habits. I believe that habits are key to getting things done, especially tasks students may not want to do. By creating accountability and helping students develop healthy study habits, I find I can significantly enhance their learning experience. Having been tutored for over two years during high school, often for more than 12…
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Richard

Chemistry Tutor Sandringham, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is to take in feedback from the student so that they can adjust their teaching to help the student better understand the topic one of my strengths is that I am very approachable which i believe is beneficial for tutoring as it allows for the student to ask questions more…
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Luna

Chemistry Tutor Sandringham, NSW
Build their confidence in their own abilities, and take the time to understand their needs as a learner and inspire them to enjoy learning rather than see it as a chore. Having my students be excited to come to tutoring, and seeing them light up telling me about the marks they’ve achieved and their improvement, is what drives me. Thus, the most…
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Jake

Chemistry Tutor Sans Souci, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor needs to be able to do is to communicate with and listen to a student and understand what they need help with in order to best help them in their learning I’m patient, adaptable, and skilled at breaking down complex topics into simple, understandable concepts. I work towards each students needs, ensuring…
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Catherine

Chemistry Tutor Hurstville Grove, NSW
Tutoring doesn't simply consist of teaching students what they need to know in order to improve their marks at school. Tutors must be able to understand the content themselves and have passion in the knowledge they are extending to students in order for them to truely understand what they are learning, rather than memorise knowledge. The most…

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Inside MirandaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Diyian worked on fractions, decimals, multiplication, and long division to build confidence with number operations.

In Year 8, Shayan tackled past selective exam questions and refined his writing skills through assignment support.

For Year 9, Amber focused on solving algebraic equations from her school textbook and completed NAPLAN English tasks covering spelling, punctuation, and grammar.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 maths, messy and inconsistent handwriting ("Neat handwritten is needed, otherwise, examiners wouldn't be able to read his work") made it difficult to track working steps during algebra exercises.

A Year 11 student repeatedly skipped writing down intermediate steps in equation solving; as one tutor noted, "Need to write down everything in mind on paper and formulating equations." This led to confusion when reviewing errors.

Meanwhile, a Year 6 student arrived without prepared questions for English comprehension practice—this limited the depth of discussion possible that session.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Miranda noticed a big change in one Year 10 student who used to rush through financial maths by memorising answers; now, she takes time to actually work through each step and explain her reasoning aloud.

Another high schooler had been hesitant to tackle algebra on his own but recently solved a tricky problem independently for the first time.

In primary, a Year 4 student's hand-writing has noticeably improved—she now spaces out her words and slows down when copying text, something she struggled with before.

Last session, Shayan achieved an excellent 90% score on his maths test after weeks of targeted practice.

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 Miranda Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Port Hacking High School.