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Tutors in Penrose include high-achieving graduates, experienced teachers, subject specialists, and passionate mentors from top Australian universities. Many have received academic awards or hold advanced degrees, and all share a genuine commitment to helping students succeed.

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Matthew

Tutor Penrose, NSW
Tutoring is important in helping students who struggle with certain topics/points of focus. It helps with arranging a classroom setting outside schooling so that the student can focus on their work. My strength as a tutor is the ability to explains topics in different viewpoints and methodologies to help the student understand in their own way so…
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Gabriella

Tutor Dapto, NSW
Build self confidence. REVIEW by Madelene (HSC student I tutored throughout year 12 to HSC exam itself) "Gabriella was incredible, patient, knowledgeable, and always encouraging. She explained concepts clearly and helped me build real confidence in my abilities. Thanks to her guidance and support, I was able to perform my best in my HSC. I…
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Linyi
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Linyi

Tutor Horsley, NSW
As a 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 how they…
Naz Afrin
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Naz Afrin

Tutor Dapto, NSW
# To introduce the love for life long learning. # To help become an independent learner. # To motivate the students to become the best version of themselves. My strengths as a tutor : # Patience: Patience to persevere # punctuality : always on time # can-do attitude: Never give up. # innovative : finding innovative strategies to help…
Thomas
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Thomas

Tutor Dapto, NSW
A tutor has to be able to not only teach them content but able to support students on an emotional and cognitive level as they progress through a subject/s that they may not like or are uncomfortable with as they have had bad memories of the subject. As a tutor, it's integral that we can offer a holistic, effective approach to tutoring in order to…
Leslie
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Leslie

Tutor Albion Park Rail, NSW
Give students more confidence in the subject so that they can progress in their learning. Provide students feedback on how they are going. Differentiate the content to the students ability. Relate mathematical concepts to the real world. 1. Excellent knowledge of NSW Mathematics curriculum gained whilst working as a Maths teacher for 11…
Dhoniya
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Dhoniya

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…
John
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John

Tutor Oak Flats, NSW
I always find people learn best when they're comfortable and truly believe they can master the concept. Therefore, I would say the most important thing for a tutor is to build a mutual respect with their student. From there encouragement, communication, and teaching is much easier. Although I have a good knowledge off mathematics and the sciences,…
Jennifer
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Jennifer

Tutor Albion Park, NSW
Provide a calm and supportive environment where learning is a partnership and where a strong relationship between tutor and learner is established. Having positive learning experiences are key to a child's success, along with making the learning fun and engaging. I have had 29 years experience as a classroom teacher. During this time I have…
Yvonne
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Yvonne

Tutor Farmborough Heights, NSW
The most important thing is to work with the student’s thought process and not against it. Also to explain things at a good pace for the student to keep up and not fall behind. To make sure the student understand al the detail of a certain topic, before moving on to the next topic. I am patient, calm and good at explaining things in a simple and…
Maya
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Maya

Tutor Berkeley, NSW
Help them build a skillset that allows them to progress outside of tutoring. That strengthens their understanding and grasp of the content Im a compassionate, understanding and patient person, meaning i will never let a student feel badly about…
Ashton
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Ashton

Tutor Blackbutt, NSW
Providing guidance and knowledge to students is a critical part of tutoring but I also believe it is import to provide a comfortable environment for the student to learn, with no additional pressure. The tutor must make the classes engaging so the student can enjoy the work and be motivated to progress their skills and knowledge. The tutor must…
Vladyslav
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Vladyslav

Tutor Tullimbar, NSW
I believe that it's a tutor's purpose is to push the student at a pace that they're capable of achieving regardless of what that level is. A student can only work to the best of their capacity and achieving this efficiency is the advantaged of personalised education. With younger especially clients in grades 4 and below, I believe it's essential…
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Reynamol

Tutor Lake Heights, NSW
Being available for your students is the most significant thing any tutor can do. Just being available alone is not the thing, you must also be able to communicate with them in order to understand where they are facing difficulties while learning. Understand their problems and provide the best solution for them to catch things better. A single…
Bronte
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Bronte

Tutor Warilla, NSW
As mentioned above, it is extremely important for tutors to enjoy the content they are teaching. These attitudes are projected onto the willingness of students to engage with the subject. In addition to this, it is important for tutors to create and maintain relationships with their students that emulate trust and belief in their abilities. A…
Chris
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Chris

Tutor Unanderra, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is provide questions weekly to test the understanding of a topic, i found that crucial during Year 12, the way you understand Maths and Physics is by applying the knowledge you were given in class to as many questions as possible so that during the HSC you are able to recognise patterns in…
Poppy
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Poppy

Tutor Kembla Heights, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is tailor their approach to each student’s unique needs, fostering the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills. This not only helps students gain confidence but also equips them with the tools to tackle educational challenges and take ownership of their learning. My…
connor
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connor

Tutor Cordeaux Heights, NSW
Help the student develop and understand things they didn’t think were capable. Secondly, help them reach goals and meet school work deadlines effectively. Being able to keep the child engage and entertained while on topic. During my time as a tutor I was always finding myself getting the kids more intrigued each…
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Joel

Tutor Lake Heights, NSW
Help the students to think critically and independently. Tutor should also enable the students to apply the concepts learnt in different scenarios. I have very good understanding of mathematics and physics. I specifically emphasize more on learning by problem solving. I am approachable and quickly build…
Aditya
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Aditya

Tutor Primbee, NSW
I think close support and motivation especially during their examinations is crucial. Making the student sharp by regular homework/assignments and making them fall in love with the subject and eventually learning are very important in my opinion. Identifying students strengths/passion and grooming them is another very imperative factor. I think…
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Benyamin

Tutor Dapto, NSW
A tutor should be able to assess and listen exactly to students' hardships in the subject. From there, build on ways to simplify the issue. With mathematics, I think what is most important is to simplify the way of solving problems as much as possible. Another important feature that a tutor can do is to build a friendly relationship with students…
Harley
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Harley

Tutor Dapto, NSW
I can support students in a more 1 on 1 role where they can help to explain things in a way that is easier to understand and where they can answer specific questions. I have a good understanding of mathematics and ability to explain and…
Jessie
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Jessie

Tutor Dapto, NSW
There are many important things that can be listed but my top things would be building confidence and promoting independence and understanding. A tutor should create a safe, supportive space where mistakes are okay and effort is celebrated. I am highly patient and try to break concepts down into simpler terms and action steps. I’ll never get…

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Content Covered
In primary, tutoring often targets core arithmetic—addition, subtraction, times tables, fractions, and building number sense—while also pushing for deeper comprehension, not just rote rules. High school sessions shift to algebraic thinking, graphing, interpreting questions, and developing strong exam strategies. There’s a big emphasis on breaking down word problems, revisiting tricky homework, and test prep for NAPLAN or semester exams, always tailored to what each student finds hardest right now.
Recent Challenges
Some primary students rush through comprehension or maths tasks without fully reading instructions, leading to incomplete or off-target answers. In high school, it’s common for students to have scattered or unclear working, which makes multi-step problems harder to check and fix. Other frequent hurdles include forgetting materials, leaving homework unfinished, or spending revision time catching up on missed basics instead of moving forward—all of which can hold back progress and lead to confusion.
Recent Achievements
Tutors are noticing students becoming more proactive during lessons—regularly checking their own work, spotting errors, and making corrections without being asked. There’s a clear shift toward students verbalising their steps in maths and explaining their reasoning aloud, rather than rushing through problems. Tutors also report that learners are reviewing their test results with more care and taking the initiative to improve, showing greater confidence and ownership of their progress.