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Paracombe's tutors include a PhD neuroscience candidate and Flinders University Medalist with extensive Year 10–12 tutoring, a Maths Olympiad state representative, an ATAR 97.95 advanced maths graduate, experienced youth mentors and music coaches, future educators in special needs and primary teaching, plus accomplished high school leaders with multiple academic awards and subject merits.

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Cameron

English Tutor Highbury, SA
Facilitating a comfortable learning environment and building a healthy relationship with my pupils is the aspect of tutoring which is most essential. I enjoy when students ask questions, respond to the content of the sessions, and make progress which reflects both the maximisation of personal ability, and the learning environment I am…
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Abdullah

English Tutor Highbury, SA
In my opinion I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help him with his school work obviously but also give him real life examples or advice which might help the child turn his life around. As a fellow gen z myself I know what these kids like and that can help in getting kids to give attention to the…
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Elisa

English Tutor Highbury, SA
Have patience, sit with them and work with them to not give up on the problem. Providing encouragement and esteem to their student and making sure the student knows you have full belief in their abilities. Also providing them with the tools, such as quality questioning and example but essentially making sure it is the student doing the work.…
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Dania

English Tutor Highbury, SA
Teach them how to learn in the most efficient and effective manner. This is because once you understand how you learn, you can learn anything. Also, I believe it is important to understand the value of making mistakes, because if you don't make mistakes you will never learn. I am very attentive to the students needs. I am a hard worker and will…
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Suresh

English Tutor St Agnes, SA
Encourage students to love what they study and motivate them to think and solve problems other than remembering the things in their mind. Be friendly with the student and motivate them to succeed their learning…
Isaac
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Isaac

English Tutor Fairview Park, SA
The most valuable thing a tutor can do is show children that learning can be easy, enjoyable, and rewarding. Tutors are positive role models to students and can be academic mentors to them which has great influence to their entire wellbeing. My greatest strength as a tutor is being able to explain content in a variety of ways. If a child doesn’t…
Madison
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Madison

English Tutor Ridgehaven, SA
Understanding the students want and needs and goal planning to achieve this able to describe things in different…
Justin
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Justin

English Tutor Redwood Park, SA
Have patience and understanding. Not everybody understands maths as well as the next person, for osme people they could get it easily, but for others it could take a while. Having patience for a student is a great way to help them and also encouragement; is another very important thing that could be done for a student and hopefully a combination…
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Nashwa

English Tutor Modbury, SA
Tp be the most understanding and humble towards them Good life with better…
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Lachlan

English Tutor Surrey Downs, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do is be engaging and enthusiastic about what they are teaching. Being patient and open-minded to different teach methods is important as every student is different, what might work for one student, won't work for another. Constant encouragement and positivity as well will create the best learning environment…
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MOHIT

English Tutor Paradise, SA
To help the student like a parent...... With love, care and respect....... If you are like their closed ones, then you get to know their problems and the ability to solve it...as they are close to you.,..... That I cannot be satisfied till I completely have the confidence that what i am teaching is properly understood by my students. I can…
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Adam

English Tutor Modbury North, SA
I feel like I have spoken about this slightly in the previous questions, but it is defiantly the ability to grow a students passion and interest. Another important thing is the ability to think critically and problem solve in and scenario, as I feel that in schools, students are taught to answer questions instead of actually think, which is a key…
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Inderjeet

English Tutor Modbury, SA
I assert that successful tutors are able to build strong relationships with their students as it personalizes learning. Another thing is to teach to the student's strengths and minimizes the students weaknesses. Every student and their way of learning is different, so, as a tutor, one should be flexible according to the needs of the perplexed…
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Jayath

English Tutor Modbury, SA
Believe in the student that he or she can succeed in the subject. Patience and flexibility ,while adapting to the student’s…
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Nysa

English Tutor Modbury, SA
I believe guidance and support in the right direction can be incredibly helpful. Back in 3rd grade I wasn't very good at math and felt very discouraged in class, but my tutor saw potential in me and encouraged me a lot. She taught me that being good at math isn't just about excelling at a subject, it's that being good at it gives you the freedom…
Madison
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Madison

English Tutor Modbury, SA
To be an outlet for comfortable one on one communication that may be inaccessible to a student in a classroom. I aim to be a tutor who students won’t feel judged by, and feel as if they can communicate easily with me without fear. Creative thinking, I believe I am able to think outside of the box and come up with ways to figure out problems…
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Tawsi

English Tutor Modbury, SA
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to create a safe and encouraging environment where they feel confident to make mistakes and learn from them. A tutor should guide, not just instruct; helping students understand concepts deeply, develop independent thinking skills, and build confidence in their abilities. It’s…
Jessica
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Jessica

English Tutor Highbury, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to be prepared for each session, including having a strong grasp of the content, being able to answer and explain each of the questions the student has. Having the ability to transfer the knowledge the tutor has to the student in a way that is easy to understand and is also correct is…
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Britta

English Tutor Woodforde, SA
Pay attention to the student and be attentive to their needs. Show interest in their progress as well as help set them goals. Understand that stress and anxiety needs to be addressed as something important and skills to move pass this are needed. Tutors should not and can not ever give up on a learner. I have a solid understanding of…
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Sharyn

English Tutor Modbury Heights, SA
It is essential each student is regarded as an individual with specific strengths, interests and abilities. This equips a tutor with information needed to tailor a suitable learning program, while providing modelling, feed-back and positive reinforcement. - patience - perseverance - reliability - long-term availability, including holidays -…
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Teerth

English Tutor Golden Grove, SA
Building rapport with students and creating a welcoming, safe, and collaborative environment are likely the most important things a tutor can do to promote learning and progress. In such an environment, students feel free to ask questions, express their learning preferences, and simply enjoy being there and learning. My strengths as a tutor stem…
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Yijunxiu

English Tutor Newton, SA
The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to adapt in the way they teach. Every student learns differently, and it is vital to ensure that the tutor teaches in a way that allows the student to learn most effectively. My biggest strength as a tutor is my friendly personality. Over the years that I have done coaching and…
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Luke

English Tutor Newton, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is help them grow by giving them hints about a problem so they can solve it by themselves and grow in confidence. My strengths as a tutor are patience, an open mind to understand and excellent…

Local Reviews

My daughters tutor Chloe is amazing! Just after 2 sessions I have seen a big difference. Chloe's teaching style is incredible I could t be happier I just wished I did it earlier!
Jen G

Inside ParacombeTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Marley revised mean, median, and mode in statistics, then worked through histograms using real data sets.

In Year 9, Jay tackled algebraic expansion with the distributive law and FOIL rule before moving on to factorising by finding common factors.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Olivia focused on linear equations—drawing graphs from y-intercept and slope—and also practised solving for x and y in various contexts.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student, when using a scientific calculator for equations, seemed confused about entering formulas and which operations to prioritise, leading to hesitation and errors in multi-step problems.

In Year 10 algebra lessons, one student avoided writing out working—he preferred doing everything at once on the calculator, which made it hard to spot where mistakes crept in, especially with negatives.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student grew frustrated after small errors; as noted, he didn't realise he was actually improving by making and reviewing mistakes. Confidence slipped each time a sign error reappeared during fractions practice.

Recent Achievements

One Paracombe tutor noticed a real shift with a Year 10 student who, after previously hesitating when faced with unfamiliar algebra questions, began attempting new problems independently and corrected his own mistakes without prompting.

In another session, a Year 9 student who used to confuse percentage mark-ups and mark-offs started distinguishing between the two more reliably after targeted practice, showing clearer reasoning during finance exercises.

Meanwhile, in primary school, a younger student who struggled to show her working has now started writing her answers in clear steps each time, finishing all ten problems without skipping any part of her process.

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 City of Tea Tree Gully Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Paracombe Primary and Preschool.