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Tutors in Punchbowl include a university medallist and ex-maths lecturer, an ATAR 97.65 scorer and peer leader in science, experienced K–12 tutors with awards for English and maths, a published biochemistry student, a research assistant with international teaching credentials, and multilingual mentors skilled in creative writing, STEM, dance, and academic coaching.

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Thanay

PDHPE Tutor Riverwood, NSW
A tutor should create a supportive and patient environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes, as this fosters growth and deeper understanding. Instead of just providing answers, a tutor should guide students to think through problems, helping them develop problem-solving skills and independence. Adapting teaching…
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Jessie

PDHPE Tutor Beverly Hills, NSW
Student is confident in their work and mentally know they are able to achieve whatever they desire as long as they put the effort in. Fantastic communications skills as well as good subject knowledge and curriculum knowledge too. Good at explaining things to children by applying concept whilst using real life examples. Very patient, empathic and…
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Salwa

PDHPE Tutor Yagoona, NSW
Helping to motivate and engage them with the learning content and being able to understand their learning style. There are 7 or more learning styles, teachers at school cannot cater to all students and iris very difficult to do so. Tutoring helps you to monitor a small group of people to find out what works for them and how they each individually…
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Nicholas

PDHPE Tutor Beverly Hills, NSW
I believe improving the student/s confidence in their own ability is a major factor in academic success. Without confidence and self-belief, I feel as though the work ethic is likely to not be as consistent and effective in their studies. Therefore, promoting and encouraging a positive mindset to the student I believe would significantly influence…
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Rosabella

PDHPE Tutor Peakhurst, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to empower them to take a more proactive role in their own learning. Being able to show a student the genuine impact they make on their own learning outcomes and motivating them to improve for themselves is the best thing a tutor could ever do for a student as this skill and self…
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Thanh

PDHPE Tutor Yagoona, NSW
I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do for students is to improve their confidence in their own abilities. Having confidence will equip them with the key tools to deal with fears and self-doubts, which are things that can significantly hinder the learning process. To do this, a tutor has to provide encouragements to students along…
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charbel

PDHPE Tutor Peakhurst, NSW
Act as not only a teacher but a support network through which students can bounce ideas without feeling embarrassed and be made to feel comfortable by their tutor. Patience and understanding are something I believe are 2 of my key attributes and are extremely beneficial when I…
Derek
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Derek

PDHPE Tutor Belfield, NSW
Enabling the student to better themselves as a learner and achieving their best whilst alleviating stress and managing time appropriately. As I have very recently finished my schooling I understand a student's lifestyle. Also, I have in depth knowledge on many subjects in…
Edward
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Edward

PDHPE Tutor Beverly Hills, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is teach them how to learn effectively, independantly, efficiently and enjoyably, regardless of the subject matter. I am diligent and conscientious, reflective of my habits as a proficient student, strengths that I aim to pass onto my students to set them up for…
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Feras

PDHPE Tutor Clemton Park, NSW
I think it's a question of what a tutor can BE rather than do. I found in my experience that I always responded to teachers who were enthusiastic and portrayed a genuine care for the learning of the student. In a metaphorical sense, the tutor must think like a student in an empathetic way rather than merely be a one way stream of instruction. If a…
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Ramiz

PDHPE Tutor Clemton Park, NSW
Finding out whether a student is a visual, auditory or kinesthetic learner is important. By discovering how the student learns best, I believe he will be able to reach his true potential. To do this, a tutor must be malleable in his teaching methods and communication. Furthermore, it is crucial that the tutor and student create a bond that reaches…
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Iris

PDHPE Tutor Potts Hill, NSW
Listen. A tutor should understand exactly what it is that the student struggles with and hence, help them. Straightforward, I aim to teach in a way that is clear cut for students to…
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Rowan

PDHPE Tutor Condell Park, NSW
-understanding their needs -finding common ground -relatability -listening to them -engaging in different ways -ensuring you are getting through to them in your ways Understanding students and their…
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Christopher

PDHPE Tutor Strathfield, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is adapt the way they teach in order to best help the student learn. A tutor's role is to guide the student in their academic career and help them to reach their potential. My main strengths as a tutor would be being able to teach the student in their own way, as many students learn in…
Jason
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Jason

PDHPE Tutor Hurstville, NSW
Provide different learning techniques and setting realistic goals Communication skills, ability to teach complex subjects in a digestible manner, drive to master any subjects I…
Dania
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Dania

PDHPE Tutor Croydon Park, NSW
I think the most important thing I can do as a tutor is help a student feel confident in their learning. It’s not just about explaining things—it’s about being patient, encouraging them, and making sure they believe in themselves. I always try to adapt to their needs, make learning engaging, and create a space where they feel comfortable…
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Tiana

PDHPE Tutor Strathfield, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to clarify difficult concepts, build confidence, and personalize their teaching approach. By breaking down complex ideas and explaining them in a way that makes sense to the student, a tutor can help them understand and overcome challenges. Encouraging students to believe in their…
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Dylan

PDHPE Tutor Regents Park, NSW
Covering topics before or after it is done in school, understanding complex topics can be quite difficult, a repetition of the topic or the topic being taught from a different perspective or using different methods will enable the student to develop an extensive knowledge of the topic. Due to the fact that what is taught in school may not always…
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Isaac

PDHPE Tutor Revesby, NSW
I believe the most important things I can do for a student would be to provide them with valuable advice and guidance through their studies. Having just finished my HSC, I have first hand experience on how tough school can be. However, school is definitely manageable with hard work and effective time management. As such, I want to instill a good…
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Claret

PDHPE Tutor Sefton, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be patient and empathetic with them. Learning from a tutor can be frustrating and tiresome, especially when the student is not getting it right. A tutor should have the ability to carry the student through this, encouraging and motivating them to achieve their best academic…
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Chloe

PDHPE Tutor Sefton, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is support them in all aspects of their life, not just academia. By doing this, you build a strong yet professional relationship with the student, where there is mutual respect and trust. Following this, students are more inclined to listen, do homework and work hard. My strengths as a…
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Tasneem

PDHPE Tutor Sefton, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to believe in them and to teach them they no matter what to never give up and that there is always a way My strengths as a tutor is to encourage students to never give up no matter what and always believing in them and having a positive attitude no matter the…
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leanne

PDHPE Tutor Bexley, NSW
I think the most important thing is to have an open class where students feel like they can always ask for help no matter how many times. I’m extremely patient yet able to control a class with a friendly…

Local Reviews

Jack is definitely gaining more confidence and Winyue is a very calming and her gentleness with him is a perfect match!
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Inside PunchbowlTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 6 student Aisha worked on fraction operations including multiplication, division, and addition using step-by-step practice.

In Year 8, James focused on equations involving one-step and two-step problems as well as worded questions to strengthen algebraic understanding.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Lily revised quadratic factorisation and graphed quadratic functions in preparation for her upcoming test.

Recent Challenges

Several high school students demonstrated significant process challenges impacting their progress.

One Year 10 student repeatedly arrived without essential materials like a calculator, leading to lost time and missed practice on circle applications ("she confessed that since online learning, she has not been writing any notes down as she can read it off the slides").

In Year 11, disorganization led to incomplete homework and last-minute exam preparation—Marie received her test notification two weeks late, leaving less than a week to revise four topics.

Meanwhile, a Year 8 student's messy working out in algebra made it difficult for markers to follow her logic, which meant confusion lingered even after getting correct answers.

Another senior student neglected revision schedules entirely after exams and avoided using feedback or resources provided by tutors, which resulted in knowledge loss between sessions.

Recent Achievements

One Punchbowl tutor noticed a big shift in Marie, a Year 10 student, who previously hesitated to attempt difficult maths problems on her own—now she gives each question an honest try before asking for help and even came prepared for a timed test by revising independently.

In another session, Sharla (Year 9) showed much more openness and responsiveness during discussions, moving from quiet observation to actively engaging and tackling new algebraic techniques without prompting.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student finally started recalling the x2–x5 times tables consistently after struggling with retention for weeks and managed to reduce her time on the 12 by 12 multiplication table.

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 Greenacre Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Jerome's Catholic Primary School.