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Murdoch's tutors feature a university lecturer and curriculum designer with over a decade of experience, accomplished peer mentors and youth coaches, seasoned private tutors for K–12 maths and science, a creative writing awardee, gifted visual arts graduate, and high-achieving STEM students—including an Olympiad participant and school Dux—passionate about guiding young learners.

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Deki

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Tutoring is not like formal teaching in the school where we teach concepts, assigns activity, monitor assess student’s academic learning. Tutoring is completely focused on what the particular student wishes to progress in; helping students in the area they aren’t confident about, making students to set a goal and achieve the target with…
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Stuart

Info Processing Tutor Crawley, WA
Make the topic interesting and understandable. I am technically competent at most topics, and am capable of explaining them in an understandable manner. Unfortunately, I also care about what the students would think of…
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Aadarsh

Info Processing Tutor Nedlands, WA
The most important thing is helping the student actually understand the material, not just memorise it. Once they understand why something works, they can apply it to different problems, which is especially important in subjects like Mathematics Applications and higher-level maths. It’s also really important to build the student’s…
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Tinashe

Info Processing Tutor Nedlands, WA
The most important things a tutor can do are create a supportive learning environment, build the student’s confidence, and develop their problem-solving skills rather than just giving answers. A tutor should guide students to think critically, reinforce foundational concepts, and equip them with strategies they can use independently in the…
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Nandani

Info Processing Tutor Bentley, WA
Tutors play an important role in a student's life. They play an important role in building students future and inspiring them to be a responsible and capable individual as an adult. As per me, my strengths as tutor are to explain complex problems in an easy way such that they learn the tricks and problems and also enjoy…

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Charlotte’s first session with Olivia went well and we hope to have her back over school holidays.
Sarah, Murdoch

Inside MurdochTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Savannah explored the relationship between fractions, decimals, and operations like multiplication and division while reviewing a NAPLAN practice test.

Year 9 student Ryan worked on solving linear equations for x and y, graphing those equations, and understanding gradients and intercepts using visual aids.

For Year 10, Alice focused on algebraic factorisation techniques as well as revising rotation of triangles in preparation for an upcoming assessment.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student repeatedly relied on glancing at multiplication tables during problem-solving, rather than practicing recall—this habit slowed progress in mastering mental maths and caused hesitation under time pressure.

In Year 10, another student did not use revision materials provided or arrive with specific questions after independent attempts; as one tutor noted, "she needs to come prepared so the session is more beneficial."

Meanwhile, a primary learner skipped double-checking answers in subtraction, resulting in frequent copying errors.

These patterns meant extra lesson time was spent clarifying misunderstandings instead of building new skills or confidence before assessments.

Recent Achievements

A Murdoch tutor recently noticed a Year 11 student who, after initially forgetting how to approach similar triangles, managed to master the method by the end of their session and could solve problems independently.

In another case, a Year 8 student who had previously relied on multiplication charts is now working through times-tables without prompts and even completed a daunting set of questions quickly once encouraged.

Meanwhile, a younger student in primary school has begun expressing exactly where she feels unsure instead of staying quiet—she's now telling her tutor which concepts "make sense" as they work together.

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 Bull Creek Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like SEDA College WA (Murdoch).