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Tutors in Officer include a veteran maths and computer science teacher with international experience, an English tutor published in Australian literary magazines, a Monash Law student with a 95.60 ATAR, Kumon and private tutors for Years 1–12, Nossal High School graduates, early childhood education specialists, and experienced mentors with school teaching and youth leadership backgrounds.

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Zahra

Psychology Tutor Officer, VIC
- Regular check ins to keep them on track -Show them you care about not only their success but them as a person as well -Try and make it as enjoyable for them as possible I am patient and empathic. I think it’s important to connect with the person you are tutoring, that way you can truly get the best out of…
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Farhan

Psychology Tutor Beaconsfield, VIC
- Help them not only in their current studies but build and instill healthy study habits and work ethic for the future. - Being holistic and learning more about the student as I teach them, and being able to adapt as the student requires. I'm a very flexible teacher and not…
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Jordan

Psychology Tutor Beaconsfield, VIC
I think the most important thing is creating a psychologically safe environment so students want to learn and become motivated on their own My patience with students as well as my ability to explain concepts in more personalised…
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Negin

Psychology Tutor Cranbourne North, VIC
As a tutor thing I would do for a student would be to first see there understanding of the topic and make sure make them comfortable with the whole topic issue and always check if they ok mentally which is very important I can explain something multiple times and it’s totally fine with me and each time I explain it in dept and not make the…
Maria
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Maria

Psychology Tutor Narre Warren South, VIC
Always receive feedback from the student, ask the student if they are understanding and explain in their own words any concepts we learned at the end of the session. Ask the student any questions they have. Provide notes/examples step by step so that the student can learn and ask any questions about why that is so. Always be there to support the…
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Olivia

Psychology Tutor Pakenham, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is be organised and be understanding. A tutor is unlike a classroom teacher, as we are given the opportunity to work solely 1:1 with a student. Therefore, understanding a student's needs, wants and goals is imperative. Similarly, being organised and having a clear goal is equally as important.…
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Nithini

Psychology Tutor Beaconsfield, VIC
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to take the time to understand who the student is. not every student learns the same way and the only way to effectively help someone is to take the time to know them first. As a tutor, i always take the time to get to know my student first so i can develop a connection with them and…
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Sharon

Psychology Tutor Cranbourne North, VIC
The most valuable thing I can do for my student as their tutor is increase their confidence in their ability to achieve study goals and set greater challenges, and thus feel a sense of satisfaction and enjoyment whilst studying. My strengths as a tutor are delivering methodical yet flexible lessons, which ensures that all learning outcomes will be…
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Taran-Lee

Psychology Tutor Clyde, VIC
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Shakira

Psychology Tutor Narre Warren, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to understand their students and the way they learn! This means bringing up different approaches to studying if one does not work for the student and ensuring that they are listened to and supported at all time! Tutors should not shame their students and work on more than just achieving…

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Content Covered

Year 4 student Mia worked on finding the area and perimeter of square and triangle shapes as well as practicing persuasive writing.

In Year 8, Ethan focused on algebraic fractions and revising index laws to strengthen his understanding of algebra topics.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Olivia completed a chemistry assessment involving chemical reactions and practiced mathematics probability questions using real-world examples.

Recent Challenges

During a recent Year 10 English session, the student's writing showed frequent grammar and spelling errors, yet he rarely proofread—even when mistakes were highlighted by Microsoft Word.

"He seems comfortable just passing and not striving to achieve his best," a tutor noted after reviewing an assignment.

In Year 9 Mathematics, answers were often unchecked, with simple calculation slips (like 12 Ă— 6) overlooked due to skipping review steps.

In both Years 7 and VCE-level sessions, uncharged iPads repeatedly delayed lessons by up to fifteen minutes while he searched for a working device. This left less time for targeted learning.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Officer noticed one Year 11 student now independently double-checks his maths work, catching errors on his own—previously he'd submit answers without reviewing.

Another high schooler who used to hesitate with assignments has started structuring essays solo and comes up with her own arguments, showing real initiative compared to earlier sessions where she waited for prompts.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 learner who once guessed at tricky words is now sounding them out carefully and reads whole pages aloud without needing picture cues. Last week, she finished reading a chapter unaided 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 Cardinia Mobile Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Officer Primary School.