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Tutors in Officer South include a seasoned classroom teacher with degrees in teaching and economics, an ATAR 99+ substitute teacher and school head prefect, a VCE award-winning alumni tutor mentoring high schoolers, an early childhood education student, experienced primary school mentors, and a former university instructor in computer science and mathematics.

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Marios

Business Studies Tutor Clyde North, VIC
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to give them confidence. In my experience most students had the intrinsic abilities to do well at their studies but faltered due to perceived nervousness and pressure. It is hugely important to show the students that you believe in their abilities and that there is no problem that…
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Sonam

Business Studies Tutor Clyde, VIC
There will be countless things emerge as indicated by circumstance, however, the essential ones are - -Work closely with the student and build a strong, personal relationship -Encourage progress -Communicate with parents and students -Provide students with the opportunity to ask questions -I am good at Working close with understudies,…
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HARITA

Business Studies Tutor Pakenham, VIC
A student should feel comfortable to ask any basic queries without any hesitation. A teacher duties is not only limited to studies but also building confidence and providing motivation. A tutor should simplify complex concepts and tailor explanations to the student's learning style. A tutor should have problem-solving skills, guiding students to…
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Saransh

Business Studies Tutor Pakenham, VIC
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to make the student feel confident and competent in their own skills to accomplish there goals I'm and extrovert and I understand different learning methods in multiple ways for students to grasp topics as not everyone is the same and will learn things differently using different learning…
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Noah

Business Studies Tutor Pakenham, VIC
Help them adapt their own ways of thinking to the material rather than try to completely reform their way of thinking The ability to be patient and reiterate things in multiple ways to try and get through to the…
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Taran-Lee

Business Studies Tutor Clyde, VIC
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Neha

Business Studies Tutor Clyde North, VIC
I believe in empowering students and building their confidence which they can then apply across all subjects. I adopt different teaching styles to suit the needs of students. I plan and structure lessons but also keep in mind the bigger picture and have clear goals that align with the expectations of students and parents. This allows students to…
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Risheek

Business Studies Tutor Clyde North, VIC
> Understand a students strenghts and weaknesses both physically and mentally, by understanding this tutors can implment stratgeies that best cope and are allinged with students learning abilities and environments > Developing a strong foundational component for knowledge in specefic area of study can, ensure that in the future that students do…
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Sahar

Business Studies Tutor Clyde North, VIC
A tutor must be engaged and attentive towards their students at all times. Students expect to learn and understand content better from their tutoring sessions thus it is the tutor's responsibility to ensure they are leading a class with sincere engagement and enthusiasm. This is especially important because of how easily influenced students are.…
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Angelin

Business Studies Tutor Clyde North, VIC
A tutor to respect the students learning ability and pace, and understand their strengths and weaknesses. And from there, a tutors ability to teach the student and help them grow. Furthermore, to prioritise the need for their student to grow. Ability to understand the teaching material and convey it to students…
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Yamini

Business Studies Tutor Berwick, VIC
It is important for a tutor to provide academic guidance to students which align with the goals of each individual student. Furthermore, two vital qualities of tutors is to be flexible and patient with the students. It is important to understand how each student learns and alter their techniques to teach them in a way which would help them…
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Imashi

Business Studies Tutor Berwick, VIC
Help them understand whats wrong and help them to fix it whether it is about a study issue or anything else and any subjects or anything that concerns them. Flexibility and being able to empathise (put myself in the shoes of the students). Being highly engaging and being able to easily create a connection with a…
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Ritika

Business Studies Tutor Cranbourne North, VIC
A tutor can help in broadening the horizon of the students. A tutor can help in developing love for studies among students. A tutor can raise the confidence level among students . A comfortable and a positive bond among a student and a tutor is very important. I am a good listener and a patient tutor. I believe in enjoying the concept rather than…
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Artin

Business Studies Tutor Beaconsfield, VIC
Finding which way or how the student can best learn and absorb the information while allowing them to enjoy the process of learning Very good communicator, I adapt to how the person likes learning, I try to go above and beyond to help the student understand a…
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Nikita

Business Studies Tutor Beaconsfield, VIC
Teach at a pace that works for the student My ability to elucidate difficult concepts and…
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Arissa

Business Studies Tutor Beaconsfield, VIC
I believe that active communication and listening skills is key to a students' improvement in their learning. Without it, there is no point in teaching something that is finally going to ended up misunderstood or even not understood at all. Receiving and providing active feedbacks between students and tutor is essential for the tutor to provide…
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Shirin

Business Studies Tutor Beaconsfield, VIC
I think the most important things a tutor can do are to build confidence, provide clarity, and guide students strategically. A good tutor helps students truly understand content rather than just memorise it, showing them how to think, structure responses, and approach exams with purpose. Just as importantly, a tutor should create a supportive…
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Sai

Business Studies Tutor Beaconsfield, VIC
The msot influential tutors that I have had have all been there for me beyond just amademically, but also as older people I can look to for advice on various things, and that is what I think a tutor needs to have as this also aids the teaching process because students are more likely to be involved if they enjoy the classes and have that…
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Sebastian

Business Studies Tutor Beaconsfield, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is listen. Given that a lot of students seek tutors out because of inadequate classroom teachers, it's critical to understand the needs of the student and construct lessons and content in a way that is going to cater to their weaknesses and actually test their skills or fill gaps properly…
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Fahim

Business Studies Tutor Beaconsfield, VIC
My empathetic and worldy nature have made me sensitive to different situations and goals, hence as a tutor I pride myself on being able to adapt and provide nuanced and personalised tutoring. Alongside this, I see value in providing mentorship and guidance to both students and parents meaning that the best outcomes are made in all facets.…
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Marwa

Business Studies Tutor Clyde, VIC
Not only help them understand a topic they need assistance with, but to change their perspective and resilience to challenges they may face in the future. To make them see that anything is possible no matter how hard it may seem. No one can make me give up on helping a student unless they themselves opt out, and my communication skills (knowing 4…
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Chandan

Business Studies Tutor Cranbourne North, VIC
I want to change the conception of students towards teachers. I always link the answer to every question with the practical world so that the child never…

Local Reviews

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Inside Officer SouthTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Elisha worked on place value and long multiplication, stepping back to solidify foundational number skills before moving towards more complex operations.

In Year 7, Naomi focused on algebraic techniques and understanding place values, starting with a pre-year assessment to identify strengths and gaps.

For Year 8, Colin practiced simplifying algebraic expressions and explored different types of number patterns, using worked examples for clarity.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student sometimes left homework incomplete, as seen when sections of assigned work were missing; this meant time in-session was spent catching up rather than extending learning.

In a senior maths session, confusion arose during trigonometry problems due to over-reliance on calculators and skipping written working—"he did it all on the calculator but couldn't explain the steps."

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student avoided longer worded questions in her workbook by skipping them entirely if they looked complex, only realising their simplicity once reviewed together.

One Year 10 student repeatedly overlooked tutor feedback, especially regarding misreading perimeter and area questions, which led to recurring errors across tasks.

Recent Achievements

One Officer South tutor noticed a big shift in Naomi, a Year 9 student who used to get stuck on worded maths questions—she now pauses to break down what's being asked before starting her calculations, instead of guessing or freezing.

In another high school session, Ella managed to factorise and expand independently after struggling with these steps earlier in the term.

For a younger student, Elisha (Year 5) has begun reading more fluently out loud and recently wrote two essays packed with detailed ideas, showing she's moving from basic summaries to richer writing without prompting.

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 Pakenham Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Cardinia Primary School.