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Rohan

Legal Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to guide them towards a position of personal and academic growth. Irrespective of whether the students growth is minuscule or large, any sort of development should be rewarded. Thus, it is the role of a tutor to assist their student(s) to cultivate the ability to progress. I would say my…
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Michelle

Legal Studies Tutor Rowville, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do are: Create a safe and encouraging space where students feel comfortable asking questions. Help students develop not just subject knowledge but also confidence and independent learning skills. Tailor lessons to the individual, recognising that every student learns differently. Encourage…
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Mariam

Legal Studies Tutor Notting Hill, VIC
Be patient and understanding. Tailor his/her teaching methods according to the student. Also to be emphatic and friendly so the student feels comfortable and at ease. I have excellent communication skills. People generally feel comfortable around me in a short period of time. I’m also patient and understanding. I like to inculcate methods…
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Charlotte

Legal Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
Firstly, I think it is very important for a tutor to build the confidence a student has in their own abilities. Secondly, is presenting multiple ways to learn something/solve a problem. If a student is not understanding a topic it is my job to present the information in a different way and to continue to present it in as many…
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Gavinjit

Legal Studies Tutor Clayton, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is not only explain an answer to a student, but actually make sure that they understand how the answer is derived and can do it themselves. There is no point in rote learning something when you can understand how an answer comes to be. As Albert Einstein said, 'Education is not the learning of…
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Regina

Legal Studies Tutor Rowville, VIC
The patience for students learning pace, as not all students will understand straight away when they are taught something. Every student has their own learning pace and teachers much be patient and work around every kids pace. If they need more time, than i am willing to go over as many times as they need in order for them to understand, go…
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Gautam

Legal Studies Tutor Notting Hill, VIC
The most important thing for a tutor is to understand the needs of the student and then perform. Don't put unnecessary pressure on the students. Understand the student and encourage them in this battle of subjects you are there with them. The words of assurance are the only thing that the students require and then they will perform their best. My…
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Kripa

Legal Studies Tutor Rowville, VIC
Set challenging yet attainable goals together and help them develop a love for learning. Introduce them to more than academics for a healthy use of time and foster a stronger mental health. Establish an environment of no judgement where they feel heard and safe to share their experiences. I am passionate about the next generation, incredibly…
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Legal Studies Tutor Scoresby, VIC
I believe that offering support and further understanding into the subject in question is the most important role of a tutor. As a tutor, ensuring that a student's misunderstandings and queries in an area are explained and clarified is very important. Giving the student a deeper understanding to truly grasp a concept is core as a tutor. To…
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Senvidu

Legal Studies Tutor Scoresby, VIC
I believe that the two most important things a tutor can do for a student are a) help them find clarity through all the content thrown at them at school and b) discover a passion for the subject. I believe a good tutor will be able to narrow down what the student needs to learn in a way that allows them not to feel overwhelmed, and that a good…
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Shreta

Legal Studies Tutor Oakleigh East, VIC
I believe it is very important to be as transparent and honest with students as possible, providing them with constructive yet truthful and sincere feedback that will best allow them to grow and refine their work. I also think it is important to stay current in teaching an evolving curriculum and to provide information that aligns with the dynamic…
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Neha

Legal Studies Tutor Mount Waverley, VIC
The most important thing I would say, would be to cater to each student's unique method of learning. There are many ways of digesting information and of understanding, many students struggle in school because they are forced to fit into only one or two ways of studying and learning, which may not be the most helpful for them. I as a tutor, pay…
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Pihu

Legal Studies Tutor Glen Waverley, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is recognise that their way of understanding a concept can be different and that the tutor needs to adapt to be able to best help the student. Another important thing is that the tutor needs to be able to build a relationship of trust and respect, which would allow the students to feel…
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Victoria

Legal Studies Tutor Bentleigh East, VIC
It is vital, especially in year 12, for a tutor to unlock a student's full potential in a certain subject, in order to ensure that they perform confidently in their exams, fully knowing that they are doing the best that they can, and have utilized all the available resources. Dedication to a student i.e. going above and beyond to cater to a…
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Mady

Legal Studies Tutor Hampton Park, VIC
As a tutor who believes in growth mindset, the most important thing is to build the student’s confidence and encourage in growth mindset. By providing personal guidance, tutors can help students overcome challenges and develop a love for learning. My strength as a tutor lies in my ability to tailor my teaching skills and adapt according to the…

Local Reviews

Very helpful and good at following up
Minh Nguyen, Keysborough

Inside Noble ParkTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Jay tackled simultaneous equations and practiced pattern recognition by working through John Monash practice questions.

For Year 9, Lisa focused on simple interest calculations and solving more advanced simultaneous equations, using both textbook problems and applied examples.

Meanwhile, Year 4 student Noah worked on multiplication concepts—specifically two-digit by one-digit multiplication—and explored division as forming equal groups with visual aids.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 mathematics, not bringing the correct equipment and materials—despite reminders—meant lesson time was lost reorganizing instead of problem-solving. As a tutor observed, "he needs to be more diligent in keeping notes and having his materials ready for tutoring."

For a Year 9 student, an over-reliance on technology led to skipping written working in algebra; missing steps caused confusion when checking answers.

In primary (Year 3), incomplete homework limited consolidation of times tables and multiplication skills, leaving basic errors uncorrected.

After setbacks in essay writing (Year 10 English), frustration quickly set in, making it harder to recover confidence mid-task.

Recent Achievements

One Noble Park tutor noticed that a Year 9 student, Seth, who previously hesitated to ask questions when confused, has started actively seeking clarification during sessions and now explains his logic before hearing the answer—showing real independence.

In Year 10 English, Mitchell shifted from being unsure about how to start argument analyses to confidently drafting introductions on his own and identifying authors' main arguments without prompting.

Meanwhile, in Year 3 maths, Florian—who used to be quiet and unfocused—now talks through problem-solving steps out loud and checks his work independently after adopting new strategies with the whiteboard.

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 Dingley Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Noble Park Primary School.