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O'Connor's tutors include a certified primary school teacher and maths specialist, an assistant university lecturer awarded for topping mathematics, a violin and academic mentor with a 98.5 ATAR, an engineering dean's commendation recipient, experienced K–12 English and dance coaches, peer mentors in biomedical science and law, and multiple subject duxes and award-winners.

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Sofia

Info Processing Tutor Murdoch, WA
Listen to what they're actually struggling with instead of assuming. Create a space where they're not afraid to make mistakes or ask questions. And focus on building their understanding and confidence, not just getting through the material as fast as possible. Using real-world examples and analogies can really help students remember things more…
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Haider

Info Processing Tutor Winthrop, WA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to teach them in an effective manner and trying to be on the same level as a student to ensure they fully understand the content and help build self- confidence in them. Overall, I would say I am hardworking, organised and well prepared. I try my best to prepare in advance and…
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Amaya

Info Processing Tutor Winthrop, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are fostering understanding, building confidence, and providing personalized support. My strengths as a tutor include clear explanation, adaptability to different learning styles, and providing constructive feedback in a supportive…
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Shilpa

Info Processing Tutor Brentwood, WA
Sometimes children do not study subjects because the method in which they receive it is not interesting enough. My goal as a tutor is to make it interesting for the student and so that he develops a liking for the subject. This in due course can help a student identify his true potential. I have a good command over the subjects and can explain in…
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Rodrigo

Info Processing Tutor Ardross, WA
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Hareeni

Info Processing Tutor Bull Creek, WA
Help and guide them towards achieving their goals Communication Skills Able to break things down in a way that makes kids/beginners easy to…
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Parvitha Sai

Info Processing Tutor Bull Creek, WA
I believe that the most important thing that any tutor can do for their students is to build a good relationship with students. This will help students to interact freely with the tutor and explain their difficulties without hesitation. This will benefit tutor as well to understand their students well and to bring changes in their teaching ways if…
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Cynthia

Info Processing Tutor Dalkeith, WA
Motivate the student to learn more and create an interest in the subject. I can learn material quite fast and think of different ways to explain…
Hin
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Hin

Info Processing Tutor Rossmoyne, WA
From my experience, the desire to learn and succeed must come from within, but once that feeling is there it is the tutor's responsibility to cultivate and grow this passion and to translate it into continuous improvement. Hence, one of the most important things that a tutor can do is understand the student's needs and to meet those needs in a…
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Julia

Info Processing Tutor Nedlands, WA
I believe tutors need to create a supportive environment where students feel comfortable being open about what they’re struggling with. This way, they’re never embarrassed to ask for extra help, which allows me to address their needs more effectively. When students feel safe to speak up, it leads to better results and helps build their…
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Chenula

Info Processing Tutor Nedlands, WA
Being able to accept each student and make sure they both have fun and understand the required knowledge or material well Attentive listening and Empathy for…
Monissha
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Monissha

Info Processing Tutor Rossmoyne, WA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to foster understanding, build confidence, and encourage independent learning. Helping students truly grasp concepts, celebrating their progress, and equipping them with problem-solving skills ensures they can succeed both during tutoring sessions and on their own. My key strengths as a…
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Gleb

Info Processing Tutor Rossmoyne, WA
The most important part of tutoring is passion for sharing knowledge. This may mean going for unpaid overtime, figuring out different teaching methods in your own time, and being happy by simply making a difference in someone's life. I understand what it feels like to struggle in a subject, so I believe I can use that understanding to provide high…
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Sucharitha

Info Processing Tutor Rossmoyne, WA
A tutor can 1. Boost the student's confidence. 2. Enhance their ability to understand the concepts with tailored lessons 3. Improve their overall academic performance. 4. Help to build a positive attitude towards learning by breaking down the concepts with a structured plan, which in turn improves their interest. My strengths are 1.…
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Fake

Info Processing Tutor Jandakot, WA
To help a student understand the core concepts being taught so that they can solve problems from first principles. To show a student different methods for learning effectively and to encourage them to adopt those methods. To convey the importance of being outside of one's comfort zone when it comes to learning. To teach a student the importance…
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Mahmud

Info Processing Tutor Crawley, WA
A tutor must ensure the student is comfortable with them and can easily express their concerns and learning difficulties. I think i am patient and caring which ensures that the students understand and learn…
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Ferdinan

Info Processing Tutor Nedlands, WA
Although I have no professional experience as a tutor, I think that the most important thing a tutor can do for their students is to be able to give them the right amount of time and space for them to learn independently- but always be ready to be bombarded with questions. A tutor should be capable to communicate well with their students to…
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Joseph

Info Processing Tutor Claremont, WA
I think it's important to equip a student with the skills to learn and study independently, rather than having them memorise answers to pass a test. I think it's also important to unlock the motivation of the student, why do they want to study this subject? What will passing mean for their future? I strive to be a role model, exemplifying…
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Padmeswari

Info Processing Tutor Crawley, WA
I believe the most important role of a tutor is to understand their students well, recognizing both their strengths and weaknesses. By focusing more on areas where students struggle, a tutor can provide targeted support. Additionally, keeping study sessions engaging is essential, as a dull environment can hinder students' ability to grasp new…
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Leo

Info Processing Tutor Cockburn, WA
In one word I think it is support. But not just "support". It is also encouragement, patience, continuing support throughout. Supporting the student to achieve better grades, gain better self esteem and confidence. Support student to have a good mindset walking into tests and exams. Support student to have outstanding logic, which isn't only…
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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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Sreelajoyoti

Info Processing Tutor Nedlands, WA
The most important thing a good tutor could do is to communicate in a way that makes the learner feel motivated, enthusiastic, and confident. Make sure the teacher is hardworking and acts as an inspiration for all students. Be knowledgeable to answer all sorts of questions. Personal relationships are crucial to student achievement; the more…
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Kavishani

Info Processing Tutor Nedlands, WA
Make sure the student completely understands the subject content and make him/her feel confident for her exams. Considering my strengths, I have great communication skills. Also, I ensure the student I teach completely understands what has been taught by providing more examples and repeating the content if he/she does not understand the topic in…

Local Reviews

Karmel is fantastic. My daughter has responded really well in only the first few weeks. He is very patient and explains things at a level that she can understand. Her teacher has also noticed an improvement. She also likes him and doesn't protest when it comes to extra maths after school!
Alina, Bicton

Inside O'ConnorTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Jimmy worked on rounding numbers using number lines and practiced long division with multi-digit numbers, reinforcing understanding through worksheets and visual aids.

Year 9 student Abbi focused on solving quadratic equations using the quadratic formula and tackled challenging problems involving surds and fractional indices.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Isabel revised trigonometry concepts, including perpendicular and parallel lines, and strengthened her grasp of simultaneous equations by completing exam-style practice questions.

Recent Challenges

In Year 5 English, one student highlighted almost every word in a comprehension passage, making it hard to focus on key information—"he took considerable time to read because he highlighted almost every word."

In Year 7–8 Maths, repeated reminders were needed for one student to write down full working for multiplication and not just the answer; feedback on this was often overlooked.

A Year 10 student didn't review notes before lessons, which meant valuable lesson time was spent repeating prior material rather than progressing.

Meanwhile, a senior student struggled with organizing files and notes efficiently, slowing revision for tests.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in O'Connor noticed that Jimmy, who previously found rounding quite confusing, managed to complete a worksheet on his own this week and now applies the concept independently—just last session he needed step-by-step guidance.

In Year 10, Isabel made a significant leap in her recent maths exam, moving from 60% to 81%, especially impressing with her ability to tackle complex worded problems after initially struggling with them.

Abbi, working on quadratic equations in high school, went from needing frequent reminders to now solving standard quadratics quickly and without any help.

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 Willagee Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Caralee Community School.