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Tutors in Oak Flats include a career secondary maths teacher with decades of classroom experience, a 40-year K–12 educator and home tutor, an HSC Extension 2 Mathematics dux and multiple faculty medalist, an award-winning university science student, experienced English and music coaches, peer mentors, and accomplished youth sports leaders—offering deep expertise across all core subjects.

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Melanie

Biology Tutor Shell Cove, NSW
I believe a biology tutor should be a role model. Where they should embody not only the study skills they teach but also be honest, patient and a motivator, all whilst being professional. Through this a student can grow both academically and as a person allowing them to reap the rewards more deeply. A tutors role is to listen and provide their…
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Linyi

Biology Tutor Horsley, NSW
As a biology tutor's job is to be supplementary to a students learning, the most vital role a tutor can fulfill is to be sympathetic and understanding to a student's situation, and to be adaptive in the way they assist the student in order to maximise their potential. My communication skills allow me to help students understand complex topics and…
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Dhoniya

Biology Tutor Berkeley, NSW
Personally, a tutor is someone outside of school who the student can rely on for their studies. Students show their vulnerability here so that tutor can build them to be strong at school. So a tutor can help the student be strong on their subjects and understand the subject with life. Understanding the student on what they need first and being…
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Matthew

Biology Tutor Koonawarra, NSW
Tutors should not be someone that a student can rely on to complete homework or assessments for them. The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to help them help themselves through assistance and guidance, teaching them the know how of becoming an independent learner so that the student is able to achieve at their own pace. I am…

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Content Covered

Year 7 student Molly worked on converting between km/hr and m/s while exploring proportionality and constants in mathematics, as well as using the periodic table to identify features of elements in science.

In Year 10, Laaibah focused on networks by practising shortest path problems, understanding spanning trees, and tackling critical path analysis with activity tables and network diagrams.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Adeel revised past HSC exam papers, covering tax payable calculations, annuities, trigonometry applications, and interpreting least squares regression lines from bivariate data.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9, one student struggled to organize her working clearly in multi-step financial maths problems—her calculations were hard to follow, and as a tutor observed, "she frequently looked at the wrong information when referring back to worksheets."

In senior years, another student avoided writing out every step on HSC-level trigonometry and network questions; missing annotations made it tough for her to track errors or revisit strategies.

A Year 11 student hesitated to attempt challenging exam questions independently, leading to less retention of past material. This meant moments of confusion during revision when older mistakes resurfaced without explanation.

Recent Achievements

One Oak Flats tutor noticed that a Year 10 student, who used to leave most working out blank, is now clearly showing each step when simplifying ratios—making it easier to spot and fix mistakes.

In a recent session with a Year 12 student, Laaibah independently completed several tricky network diagram questions on critical path analysis after previously needing frequent hints.

Meanwhile, a Year 7 student showed new initiative by identifying which algebra topics she struggled with at school and bringing those problems straight to the tutoring session, rather than waiting for the tutor to prompt her.

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 Oak Flats Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Oak Flats Public School.