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Tutors in Newton include a high school dux with an ATAR of 99.70 and multiple merit awards, an experienced school teacher and STEM specialist, university-level tutors in maths, physics and psychology, passionate youth mentors and coaches, competition-winning mathematicians, creative writing awardees, and K–12 educators with degrees in education and hands-on classroom experience.

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Zehra Aziz

Chemistry Tutor North Adelaide, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are: 1. Give one-on-one attention to students 2. Improve academic skills, self-esteem and confidence 3. Encourage self-paced and self-directed learning 4. Provide a positive and distraction free environment 5. Help overcome learning obstacles 1. Effective communication 2. Unique teaching…
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Jacob

Chemistry Tutor North Adelaide, SA
To be understanding and patient and to constantly adapt teaching style to better student outcomes. I’ve got an immense amount of experience and a high level of knowledge and teaching style across all areas I…
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Vikas

Chemistry Tutor Prospect, SA
A tutor should build trust with the students and then can help students to win over their weaknesses by understanding their strengths and weaknesses. A tutor can provide a good enjoyable environment to engage the students in their studies and achieve their goals. I have patience, which is the most important thing while tutoring, I have good…
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Delmol

Chemistry Tutor Adelaide, SA
Make students understand the concept using real world examples rather than just giving notes I have strong base in Maths and science. Confident to answer the questions…
Haider Ali
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Haider Ali

Chemistry Tutor Adelaide, SA
I think a tutor can teach a student how to learn a topic after it is explained by the tutor. Because at the end, it is the student who needs to learn by themselves after something is being taught to them. A tutor should make sure that anyone can learn those topics on their own if they are introduced by the tutor. My first strength as a tutor is my…
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Samara

Chemistry Tutor Adelaide, SA
The most important is to be there and present when students are struggling. To be observe the weaknesses of each students and provide ways of improvement. Be compassionate and patient, ask students if they have understood that particular concept. I'm good listener, ensuring that students are comfortable to tell me when they are unaware of certain…
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Edbert

Chemistry Tutor Adelaide, SA
I consider the most important thing a tutor can do for a student are to guide and help the students to get on the right pathway and helping them understand their choices. I have lots of patience towards my students, always trying to understand my students, always being punctual, helping my students when help is need and be kind to…
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Chiv Houng

Chemistry Tutor Adelaide, SA
I believe support and encouragement are the most important elements that me as a tutor can help my students. Some students do not like to be pushed, and they need time for themselves as well, so supporting and encouraging them will direct them towards success. Some other students may experience difficulties in study (do not get a good result), so…
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Timothy

Chemistry Tutor Myrtle Bank, SA
The goal of tutoring should be to empower students and thus the primary focus of tuition should be to develop confidence and independence rather than reliance. For this reason, I believe the most important component of tutoring is not working through content, but reflecting and future planning to ensure the student believes they have the skills…
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Cameron

Chemistry Tutor Athelstone, SA
Facilitating a comfortable learning environment and building a healthy relationship with my pupils is the aspect of tutoring which is most essential. I enjoy when students ask questions, respond to the content of the sessions, and make progress which reflects both the maximisation of personal ability, and the learning environment I am…
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Olivia

Chemistry Tutor Woodforde, SA
Finding those teaching strategies that will benefit that individual student the most; always looking for new materials to help improve the student, giving encouragement and support and all times, listening to a student when he/she expresses any difficulties, being patient and considerate when teaching I think my stengths are being able to give…
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Emmad

Chemistry Tutor Magill, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do is clearly communicate a concept or idea to the student, and be patient as everyone absorbs knowledge at different paces. I am friendly and enjoy meeting new people. I also am understanding to students, as everyone is at a different stage in their academic road to achievement. I am punctual and…
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Jovia

Chemistry Tutor Campbelltown, SA
Be patient, I know from experience it can be hard for students to learn when you feel rushed or your questions are unimportant. Therefore, allowing students to feel as though they can take the time to ask all types of questions to support their confidence is invaluable to an educator. I am patient and judgment-free, I allow students to ask…
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Zicheng

Chemistry Tutor Magill, SA
I believe that as a tutor, personalise students' study plan is very important, because every student has unique learning requirements, challenges and strengths, so it is crucial to remodelling teaching methods to tolerate their situations, at the same time providing support, monitor their progressing and help them to build confidence. It is also…
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Maximilian

Chemistry Tutor Hectorville, SA
Understand the way that the student learns and why they are having difficulty with the given aspect. Content knowledge, approachable making for an easy and friendly learning…
Anna
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Anna

Chemistry Tutor Athelstone, SA
I think the most important thing a tutor can be is patient and supportive. As tutors, we have already completed these subjects, and so we know the 'pressure points' and ways to deal with them. It is our job to pass on this knowledge and help others. If someone is receiving tutoring, most often they are struggling with one or more parts of a topic…
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Stephen

Chemistry Tutor Highbury, SA
To help the student learn and understand the material. Provide support when they are having a tough time learning and understanding. Hopefully these things lead to an increase in confidence with the work. Strengths - It was not all that long ago when I was doing maths subjects at high school and university and had to deal with being under…
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Wing-Hong

Chemistry Tutor Auldana, SA
A tutor can make an immense difference in the learning attitude of a student, the benefits of which are numerous as having the right mentality can prompt students to become more disciplined, focused and interested and can in turn improve their academic outcomes long term. My strengths as a tutor would be my patience, approachability and…
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Cooper

Chemistry Tutor Paradise, SA
They can teach them to appreciate how amazing math is, and why it is so interesting to study. I also believe they need to teach them how to go about solving new problems (the process) and how they will then use these skills in the future. I have been volunteer tutoring since year 11 (2020) and have gained proper training as a PASS (Peer Assisted…
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Amber

Chemistry Tutor Rosslyn Park, SA
I consider tutoring to be important in two ways: academics and self-growth. Being a tutor to me means bringing out the best in someone academically as well as providing them with the tools they need to become independent, life-long learners. I think a great tutor is someone who can help their student grow to love and appreciate the subject of…
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Curtis

Chemistry Tutor Windsor Gardens, SA
A tutor's role is to help guide a student through problems to discover the information for themselves, not to simply complete the question and move on. A tutor should also be available to answer any question a student may have, ensuring they understand the content being delivered. Moving at a pace suited to the student while also moving at the…
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Konstantina

Chemistry Tutor Wattle Park, SA
When each session ends, students should be comfortable with the content covered, and also comfortable with applying the concepts in a variety of ways. Tutors need to enable students and help their way of thinking on how to approach different kinds of questions, especially questions that students don't know how to approach. Also, it is important…
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Bich Thuy

Chemistry Tutor Klemzig, SA
Make the students understand the problems so that they can solve the problems by themselves and utilise the knowledge later on. I am patient and persistent. During my practical demonstrations, if the students did not understand one way of explanation, I always tried to explain the problems from a different…

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I highly recommend Ezy Math Tutoring. Initially it took some time finding the right tutor for my daughter but the communication was always very open and prompt. I was given constant up dates on the progress which was great. My daughter clicked very well with her tutor and felt comfortable with her from day 1. I was expecting quite a few lessons in order for her to feel comfortable but it didn't take long at all. Chloe does a lot of preparation in her own time too and has given my daughter valuable tips on referencing and exam prep. I'm very happy with Chloe and more importantly my daughter is.
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Content Covered

Year 6 Ava practiced calculating percentage increases and decreases, as well as finding percentages of amounts in real-world scenarios.

Year 10 Doyle focused on factorising quadratics using techniques like splitting the middle term, and also worked through solving simultaneous equations by isolating variables and substituting between equations.

Meanwhile, Year 11 Brea completed catch-up work on derivatives, concentrating on foundational differentiation rules to strengthen her understanding after missing recent school lessons.

Recent Challenges

Several students across both primary and high school levels frequently left homework incomplete or unfinished—this was especially evident in Years 3–6 mathematics, where repeated reminders ("Kalani should remember to do her homework") signaled a pattern.

In Year 11 Mathematics, a student had difficulty with time management while solving problems, which led to unfinished test questions and reduced accuracy under pressure.

For one senior Chemistry learner, missing notes during multi-step stoichiometry tasks meant calculation errors persisted across lessons.

A Year 7 student's disorganized written work during simultaneous equations made it harder to identify where mistakes occurred, slowing their progress and deepening frustration mid-task.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Newton noticed that a Year 10 student who used to rush through equations is now double-checking his work and catching small calculation errors on his own during lessons about simultaneous equations and factorisation.

In a recent senior maths session, another student showed real growth by solving several logarithmic equations accurately after initially struggling with converting between different forms.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who once hesitated to tackle larger multiplication problems completed multi-digit calculations without prompting and even used multiplication to check her division answers for the first time.

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 Campbelltown Public Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Thorndon Park Primary School.