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Prakriti

Info Processing Tutor Taperoo, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are teach the difficult topics as simply as possible by providing examples for each topic, which makes it easy for the student to remember and understand. Also, a tutor should be someone who understands their students' needs, behaviour, and learning pace, and be flexible in their teaching…
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Tang Nhat Huy

Info Processing Tutor Rosewater, SA
I believe a Tutor should be able to sympathise with and understand the students' mindset, each student has their own way of learning and their own learning speed. A tutor's job is to cater their teaching style to fit their students so that they can be comfortable with learning. My strengths are providing students with engaging lessons and…
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Amrutha

Info Processing Tutor Athol Park, SA
A tutor is the one who imparts knowledge to the students, who guide them. A teacher's word can affect a student in a positive or negative manner. A tutor plays a major role in shaping the next generation. I possess the qualities of patience and openness, allowing students to feel comfortable asking questions or expressing doubts, with the…
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Tanay

Info Processing Tutor Athol Park, SA
Teach the students the underlying methods and problem solving techniques that are applicable to every facet of life. Being highly adaptable to the unique methods of learning for each student and helping accelerate their…
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Karl

Info Processing Tutor St Clair, SA
To boost the student's self-esteem and confidence in tackling problem-solving situations to achieve personal development and academic progress. Also, to help them pursue their field of interest and career ambitions. Forming professional yet friendly connections with students, parents, and peers allows me to better understand their challenges,…
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Shahzeb

Info Processing Tutor Seaton, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student include: Understanding and Empathy: Listening to students' concerns, understanding their unique learning styles, and showing empathy. This helps create a positive and supportive environment. Feedback and Encouragement: Offering constructive feedback on assignments, quizzes, and progress.…
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KwaiLing

Info Processing Tutor Woodville, SA
Other than just teaching the book knowledge, tutor can educate the students( not just make them literate) which normally we don't get from books. Care and support, understanding( not too strict nor too lenient)which the students need in their academic life, making them realise that some one is always there anytime they need. 1) I know multiple…
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Sneh

Info Processing Tutor Seaton, SA
The most important thing is that a teacher can do for a student is to the make student comfortable while sitting in class. Apart from this, a teacher can change student Life to achieve the good grades which will help to the student in his or her career. My strength as a tutor is that I am having patience, responsibility to teach. The most…
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Jan

Info Processing Tutor Albert Park, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is practicing patience and empathy, and providing positive reinforcement to encourage continuous improvement. I believe that my greatest strengths lie in my patience and empathy. By being patient, I can provide the necessary support and encouragement needed to help students grasp challenging…
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Info Processing Tutor Dry Creek, SA
I believe that tutoring helps students to be open since most of them are shy and afraid of their teachers. The tutor could also help boost the confidence of his/her students. Lastly, I believe that tutor's guidance and help can make the impossible possible, a slow student to an honor student. I believe that my experiences as a faculty/teacher and…
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Akanksha

Info Processing Tutor Green Fields, SA
A tutor must satisfy students by providing them a comfort level and must motivate them with i can do positive attitude. Must make their students comfortable so that they can ask their questions without any hesitation I treat each and every student with equal attention and patience no matter what mental he or she has. And i never get irritated no…

Local Reviews

My son has struggled for a while with Maths methods. Shamit has done wonders for my sons confidence and problem solving ability. Already we have seen C grades move to B+ grades.
Warren, Osborne

Inside OsborneTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Maddison discussed challenges in maths and focused on division, fractions, and algebra basics to build confidence for the year ahead.

For Year 11, Sienna worked through application of integration questions and revised key practice problems in preparation for an upcoming test.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Olivia tackled derivative and integration techniques with a focus on finding equations of tangents to curves and solving kinematics questions using calculus methods.

Recent Challenges

Several high school students struggled with organizing their work and keeping up with assignments. For example, one Year 12 student couldn't locate completed homework, so valuable lesson time was spent redoing it together ("student couldn't find where she answered her homework").

In Year 11 Methods, another student rushed through assigned problems without using a provided cheat sheet, leading to incomplete understanding before an upcoming quiz.

Meanwhile, a Year 9 student missed practice opportunities by not attempting set homework or revisiting key trigonometry steps from previous lessons. These habits often meant confusion lingered just before assessments, causing unnecessary last-minute stress.

In primary years, a student repeatedly forgot both word lists and library books; in spelling activities, over-erasing mistakes slowed progress and increased frustration when fitting longer words into worksheets.

Recent Achievements

One Osborne tutor saw a big shift in a Year 11 student who, after often rushing and making errors in differentiation, now pauses to check her working and no longer repeats old mistakes when rules don't apply—she's showing more care with tricky calculus questions.

Another high schooler recently took the initiative to get a quiz returned from their teacher so they could go through each mistake; previously, this student avoided feedback altogether.

Meanwhile, Esther in Year 3 moved up four levels in reading and finished a much longer book aloud than she managed last term.

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 Semaphore Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Ocean View P-12 College.