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Mount Richon's tutors include PhD and Masters-qualified maths and science educators with Cambridge and WA curriculum experience, an award-winning Chemistry department head, a university-level mathematics curriculum developer, primary specialists with education degrees, accomplished English teachers with IELTS expertise, ATAR 94.9–99+ graduates, and experienced private tutors passionate about mentoring students from early years through Year 12.

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Chiedza

Biology Tutor Armadale, WA
I believe that the best thing a biology tutor can do for a student is help the student develop more confidence in themselves. This will result in them trying their best which is what is most important. I am very patient, positive, persistent and hard working. These strengths help me to motivate students. I am also creative and practical. I always…
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Ajenthika

Biology Tutor Seville Grove, WA
The most important things a biology tutor can do for a student are to explain concepts clearly, adapt to their learning style, and be patient while guiding them. A tutor should also build the student’s confidence by encouraging them and helping them believe in their abilities. Making learning engaging and relevant is key, as it keeps students…
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Noel Xavier

Biology Tutor Seville Grove, WA
Being patient and listening to the student, and being able to instill study habits and life lessons to students. I struggled myself as a student, and I think I can relate to certain obstacles of a student. Although, I did excel in high school as I worked hard. I am proficient in both hard sciences and social…
fiona
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fiona

Biology Tutor Forrestdale, WA
I think one of the most important things a biology tutor can do is create a supportive environment where the student feels safe to make mistakes and ask questions. Learning doesn't happen when a student is stressed or afraid of being wrong. One of my main strengths as a tutor is my ability to explain things in a way that makes sense to each…
Sameena
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Sameena

Biology Tutor Gosnells, WA
Directing the students in the correct way.. My biggest strength is that I can explain and make students understand the Concept and I have great patience to handle…
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Muhammad

Biology Tutor Southern River, WA
Prepare the best tutoring methodology keeping in mind students strengths and weaknesses Build compliance with high school course and curriculum Build and keep interest of student in the subject Do regular assessments to follow improvement strategies I have resilience, patience, subject expertise and excellent teaching methodologies which can…
Aanchal
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Aanchal

Biology Tutor Kelmscott, WA
From personal experience i think that the most important thing that a biology tutor can do for a student is remain positive, patient and listen to what the student says as well as share personal experiences and techniques they may have used to overcome any issues. Remaining calm and respectful towards a student is an essential part of creating a…
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Jannett

Biology Tutor Piara Waters, WA
I wish to inspire all my students to critically think and problem solve. Not just to pass their exams or tests, but to apply these skills to their everyday lives. With the state the world is moving, I believe it is necessary students question what they are told so that they can do their own research and come to their own conclusions. 1) Multimodal…

Local Reviews

Dylan was extremely professional and he came prepared with a range of materials.
Hannah, Armadale

Inside Mount RichonTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Isabelle focused on trigonometry basics and solving quadratic equations, as well as revising exam papers to strengthen understanding.

In Year 10, Ethan worked through compound interest calculations and practiced applying the sine equation, using worked examples for clarity.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Sam tackled fraction multiplication and division before moving onto a brief introduction to quadratic equations and some hands-on geometry activities.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student struggled to keep their notes organised during geometry revision, which made it hard to track errors and slowed down correction—"it would be nice to have notes ready, we can discuss notes organisation next time."

In Year 11, one student did not complete their worksheet and left some homework unfinished, missing out on vital practice for multi-digit operations.

For a Year 10 learner, over-reliance on the calculator during algebra meant working steps were skipped; this caused repeated sign mistakes that weren't caught until late in the session.

Each of these habits led to confusion or lost learning time.

Recent Achievements

A Mount Richon tutor recently noticed that a Year 10 student, who had previously struggled with trigonometry, became visibly more comfortable after working through targeted practice and even finished the tougher ratio questions using a basketball analogy—something he couldn't do before.

In Year 8, another student who used to keep quiet during sessions now comes prepared with her own questions and isn't afraid to ask for clarification when stuck, showing real initiative compared to earlier lessons.

Meanwhile, a primary schooler surprised her tutor by remembering how to convert fractions to percentages weeks after their last session and volunteered to tackle new fraction problems without hesitation.

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 Armadale Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Armadale Senior High School.