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Tutors in Modbury Heights include high-achieving graduates, experienced teachers, subject specialists, and passionate mentors from top Australian universities. Many have received academic awards or hold advanced degrees, and all share a genuine commitment to helping students succeed.

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Radia Shams

Tutor Valley View, SA
A tutor has to be patient and welcoming for their students. The reason these students come for tutoring is because they face difficulty keeping up with school. So they should be given the space to understand at their own pace, in their own method and a teacher needs to recognize that. We need to recognize the method which we choose to teach a…
Anagha
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Anagha

Tutor Redwood Park, SA
The most important things a tutor can offer is ongoing support, record of the student’s growth and achievements, providing help outside of what the student already is aware of, treating them as an individual who is already capable and just needs a little help in unlocking their abilities and lastly help students set and meet their long term and…
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Ashly
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Ashly

Tutor Valley View, SA
I believe that in order for anyone to understand the material being taught - the tutor must begin with the fundamentals and basics; breaking down the information and then ensuring the student is able to explain it back is what I believe works best. This requires patience, which I believe is an essential quality a tutor must maintain in order for…
Shiphrah
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Shiphrah

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
I believe that getting high grades in school is not the most important goal for my student (although this is something we work towards), but rather what is most important for me as a tutor is to see them learn, progress and improve each time. I want to teach them the value of hard work while building up their confidence and motivation to tackle…
Fiona Shane
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Fiona Shane

Tutor Ingle Farm, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to empathise with the student. Understanding the student should be done before everything else. If the tutor and student has established a good relationship then the learning environment will be calm, open, and comfortable. Being the big sister of four wonderful kids with different…
Alexander
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Alexander

Tutor Modbury, SA
Be adaptable to individual students and across each time you see them. People learn in different ways at different times. Sometimes students have had a bad day, so you may have to adapt the lesson to make sure they get as much out of it as possible. Preparation is also very important. If you a stumbling around thinking of things to do next,…
Baani
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Baani

Tutor Gilles Plains, SA
A tutor must treat each student as unique and motivate them to learn in a manner that they are most likely to succeed in. A tutoring lesson should give a student the confidence to apply a concept based on their understanding of it. -Patience -Prior experience -Communication skills -Willingness to learn -Fluency in…
Nividha
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Nividha

Tutor Ingle Farm, SA
I can make their every doubt clear and I think making the basics and concepts clear, I can be very helpful to them. In India also, students use to come to me anytime for discussing their personal and academic problems. Being patient is my biggest strength. Apart from that, I am determined, helpful, kind and passionate. I am ambitious about being…
Anisha
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Anisha

Tutor Pooraka, SA
I believe a good tutor needs to connect with the student and understand their student’s capability so that the student can be guided and helped to revive their performance in the classroom. Tutors must teach at the pace of their students and must tailor methods of teaching for that individual student specifically. A tutor needs to be friendly as…
Joshua
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Joshua

Tutor Salisbury East, SA
Developing a structure for revision and learning to help students achieve the best grade they can for their subject and to make sure the student understands the topics being taught to them by their teachers. Being able to decscribe concepts and problems in different ways that will help students to understand what is being taught to them or what is…
Ankit
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Ankit

Tutor Wynn Vale, SA
Can make the subject interesting and make the student enjoy studying. Few of my strengths are as follows:- 1. Can make my way of teaching interesting. 2. Allow the child to follow at his pace…
Mathuranthakan
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Mathuranthakan

Tutor Pooraka, SA
Making the subject easier than it was so they can understand easily. Rather than remembering things, understanding things in the right way is the best approach. I can make the students understand the idea behind the concepts. I use simple concepts to make the students understand the subject. Then develop the complexity of questions by making them…
Mohammad Mohib
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Mohammad Mohib

Tutor Gilles Plains, SA
Make sure students have confidence in themselves. I feel students get nervous during assignments and exams because they lack confidence in themselves. It is important for tutors to ensure student have confidence in their answers. 1. Being a Civil Engineering student, I understand the places another student might be facing trouble. 2. I have the…
Karl
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Karl

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
To boost the student's self-esteem and confidence in tackling problem-solving situations to achieve personal development and academic progress. Also, to help them pursue their field of interest and career ambitions. Forming professional yet friendly connections with students, parents, and peers allows me to better understand their challenges,…
satwinder
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satwinder

Tutor Pooraka, SA
1) tutor can do some extra time to weak students. 2) tutor can interact with students as their friends to maintain their comfort levels 3) tutor can try to engage students by various teaching ideas such as through speeches or through any act related to topic etc. as a tutor, my strength is to teach the student by going to their levels.…
Dinura
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Dinura

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
- Providing a comprehensive understanding of course content - Providing necessary practice material to assess understanding - Fostering a love for learning and encouraging growth - Pushing students to reach their potential and achieving their goals in life. - Being approachable and friendly. - Being organised and timely - Setting measurable…
Elnur
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Elnur

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to encourage them and to make them feel comfortable as everyone's learning pace is different if they do not understand now then they will get it later. I also believe that having patient is really important letting them know you will be their to assist them when they need so they don't feel…
Shagun
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Shagun

Tutor Pooraka, SA
Primarily, a tutor needs to be a good listener. Listen the problems of an individual carefully and provide the solution. Tutor can be a mentor not only of the academic but can be a mentor of other emotional and mental problems. Patience is the baby step to become an effective tutor. Some children might need patience levels that may put me through…
Gordon
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Gordon

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
- Help the students to progressively improve for each tutoring session - Reassure students that they are able to solve problems without the tutor's help - Encourage students to attempt all question, before asking for help - Go through the question with the student - Allow the student to voice their opinion to solve the question - I can connect…
Warunika
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Warunika

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
Understanding their feelings depending on different behavioral patterns and teaching according to the level of understanding of the student. Provide solutions for the students' problems at best. Try to motivate the student and make confidence to improve a positive mindset. Follow learning strategies and help to solve problems on his own. Being…
Bisma
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Bisma

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
A tutor is supposed to ensure learning and the growth of the students academic skills. Also to make sure their goals are strong enough for them to reach success in the future. I am patient and I do not back down if the student is not ready to learn. I use different tactics to engage the student such as asking them what they struggle with and…
Andres
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Andres

Tutor Hope Valley, SA
Something that sets me apart from many other tutors is that I’m very relatable, something which I think is very important to a student. Personally, I’ve known in the past what it’s like to sometimes struggle academically, however, experience has shown me that part of it what it takes to succeed is a great work ethic and an awesome mentor.…
Leonard
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Leonard

Tutor Golden Grove, SA
I consider that the most important things a tutor can do for the student are - to give the student confidence in the subject (in this case mathematics) - to make the learning process motivating and enjoyable - to develop reasoning and critical thinking - to make the student see the applicability of the learning. I am familiar with a variety of…

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Content Covered
In primary, tutoring often targets core arithmetic—addition, subtraction, times tables, fractions, and building number sense—while also pushing for deeper comprehension, not just rote rules. High school sessions shift to algebraic thinking, graphing, interpreting questions, and developing strong exam strategies. There’s a big emphasis on breaking down word problems, revisiting tricky homework, and test prep for NAPLAN or semester exams, always tailored to what each student finds hardest right now.
Recent Challenges
Some primary students rush through comprehension or maths tasks without fully reading instructions, leading to incomplete or off-target answers. In high school, it’s common for students to have scattered or unclear working, which makes multi-step problems harder to check and fix. Other frequent hurdles include forgetting materials, leaving homework unfinished, or spending revision time catching up on missed basics instead of moving forward—all of which can hold back progress and lead to confusion.
Recent Achievements
Tutors are noticing students becoming more proactive during lessons—regularly checking their own work, spotting errors, and making corrections without being asked. There’s a clear shift toward students verbalising their steps in maths and explaining their reasoning aloud, rather than rushing through problems. Tutors also report that learners are reviewing their test results with more care and taking the initiative to improve, showing greater confidence and ownership of their progress.