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Putney's tutors feature a Sydney University medicine student and school dux with an ATAR of 99.95, a seasoned university physics lecturer and HSC outreach leader, experienced K–12 English and maths mentors, a maths coach for state finalists, accomplished peer mentors, volunteer coaches, and a national-level athletics medalist who also led school mentoring programs.

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Grace

Legal Studies Tutor Lane Cove North, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is be adaptable and understanding to each student. This makes sure that the student feels comfortable with the tutor and is able to improve and progress with their studies. I am very patient and understanding when a student is struggling to grasp a concept. I am also good at finding multiple or…
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Tracy

Legal Studies Tutor Marsfield, NSW
I believe a tutor can offer a student so much more that just knowledge; the encouragement of a tutor can unlock a student’s potential and lead them towards consistent success. Tutoring sessions can make a student feel heard and understood which is so important in a student’s journey through self discovery in their schooling years. As a tutor,…
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Rishika

Legal Studies Tutor Macquarie Park, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for his or her student is to be patient. Often tutors can cover content or explain concepts very quickly in an attempt to meet time constraints but this will not be beneficial for the student as they will not understand or learn thoroughly. It is important for tutors to take time to patiently and logically…
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Sujan

Legal Studies Tutor Strathfield, NSW
Tutoring can be challenging, especially when it comes to motivating your learner. You see the potential they have, and they often hear about the potential they have, but they do not feel as though they got what it takes. Living in such a busy and demanding time can often make us feel the time constraints on everything we do and we expect our…
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werwer

Legal Studies Tutor Burwood, NSW
As a tutor cannot take exams or do homework for the student, the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to have faith in the student's ability and assist the student in every way possible to ensure that the student has faith in their own ability to achieve their goals. Patience, passion and empathy. Patience as it takes time to…
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Claudia

Legal Studies Tutor Burwood, NSW
The most important thing is to make sure your student knows they can do it and that anything is possible when they put there mind to it. I’d encourage my students to do as much extra work as possible which I would provide and heaps of past papers. And to also always ask questions to ensure they are constantly engaged and learning My strengths…
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Jhanvi

Legal Studies Tutor Burwood, NSW
To be able to understand each student is unique and to use different methods to make them learn different topic. One student can be auditory learner another can be kinesthetic. Secondly, to be patient and to listen to the students before jumping into conclusions 1. Communication skills 2. Empathy 3. Teamwork 4. Collaboration 5. Punctuality…
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Samantha

Legal Studies Tutor Burwood, NSW
When I was tutored in high school, I found that the most important thing my tutor provided was a high level of support while also encouraging me to develop my own skills and ideas. She allowed me the autonomy to develop and refine my abilities, within the framework of relevant areas of study and school curriculum. She also provided additional…
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Nashita

Legal Studies Tutor Silverwater, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is be patient and personable with the student. Tutoring is very different from a school environment, in that the benefits that exist are going at a pace that is suitable to the student's needs. Tutors are understanding and can target specific difficulties in a student's learning. We also not only identify…
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Mohammad

Legal Studies Tutor Silverwater, NSW
It is important to understand that not all students are on the same level, hence you must find ways that work for them individually. By doing so, they are thought more effectively There are tons of strengths which a tutor can hold, however there are certain ones which include Patience Understanding Expressive knowledge These strengths are…
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DRISHTEE

Legal Studies Tutor Silverwater, NSW
MOTIVATE THEM IN A POSITIVE WAY TO BUILD UP THEIR CONFIDENCE AND TRUST THUS MAKING THEM LIKE THE SUBJECT MORE TO ENJOY IT.…
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Daniel

Legal Studies Tutor Epping, NSW
Empathy, patience, and a presence that makes the student comfortable in asking questions and in the fact that they don't know something. That is the first step in learning. I'm patient and understanding for students that struggle as I have struggled myself to achieve what I have achieved. I hope this helps me be a tutor that can grasp what the…
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Rabiya

Legal Studies Tutor Silverwater, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is increase their motivation and actually make them enjoy learning and passionate so that studying is not a boring chore or a task to be completed but something that they look forward to so that ultimately their performance is improved. It is also to find the underlying skills and abilities of…
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Rund

Legal Studies Tutor Silverwater, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do is be supportive because no matter how much a student studies they can’t succeed if they don’t have a support system, helping them along the way and having someone who is understanding and wants them to grow as a human not only academically. I think that I’m very understanding due to my own…
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Mariam

Legal Studies Tutor Silverwater, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is to listen to their questions and observe their process of learning to implement the best strategies for improvement. This would help by working closely with students and parents to create a well liked and easy atmosphere for learning that can bring improvement and the best results. My…
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Reyyana

Legal Studies Tutor Silverwater, NSW
in my opinion, the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is identify the childs weakness and provide a more personalised approach in teaching to improve their performance which allows them to gain confidence in their academics as a direct result i think i excel in working patiently with students by coping to children's different…
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Awais

Legal Studies Tutor Silverwater, NSW
Always try to explain each and every detail to the student and be open to questions. I am quite professional at dealing with children as they are quite active. I am not only interested in making them learn but also i wanna learn from…
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Harshinee

Legal Studies Tutor Dundas Valley, NSW
Help them engage with the content so that they can understand the concepts better. I am calm and…
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Rebecca

Legal Studies Tutor Greenwich, NSW
I think it's really important for a tutor to offer intrinsic motivation to a student. I find that alot of students are easily academically discouraged. I believe my role as a tutor is to provide them guidance and encouragement. However, I believe a tutor should always be realistic and honest with their student as it would be wrong to offer false…
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Eric

Legal Studies Tutor Chatswood, NSW
There are many things that are extremely important when being a tutor. I believe that the tutor needs to build a relationship with the student, to both fully understand the most effective way that they will learn, and to also build a comfortable environment. A student will achieve the most results in an environment that's comfortable, enjoyable,…
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Niesha

Legal Studies Tutor Chatswood, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is to empower students to become independent learners. This involves building confidence, critical thinking skills, and resilience during challenges. It is about giving tools to approach problems with curiosity and determination, even when they are outside their comfort zone. A tutor should also create…
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Ni Luh Gede Kesha

Legal Studies Tutor Lilyfield, NSW
The most important thing is to understand the student in order to realize their goals and how to help them achieve it. I am compassionate and willing to adapt to a students…
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Ella

Legal Studies Tutor Lilyfield, NSW
As a tutor you need to provide the individual with problem solving skills to allow them to recognise when a situation is difficult and ways in which they can go about the problem or situation in an effective way to gain insight. This relates to when the child may have a difficult problem for which they can break things down into smaller more…

Local Reviews

The whole process was really easy. We switched sessions a few times and nothing was a problem for them, they were very accommodating.
Anne, Putney

Inside PutneyTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Amber worked through a chemistry worksheet on radioactive decay and also reviewed chemical bonding for an upcoming assessment.

In Year 10, Michael focused on interpreting box and whisker plots to understand range and interquartile range, alongside tackling data processing questions from his textbook.

Meanwhile, Year 6 student Liam practiced the basics of trigonometry using right-angled triangle problems, reinforcing foundational skills with targeted exercises.

Recent Challenges

A Year 10 student struggled to recall past mathematics content quickly, with a tutor noting, "she needs to practice more and do the homework," as life distractions affected her focus.

In Year 12 Economics, one student was advised to review case study work before an exam but showed a tendency to only revise familiar material rather than tackle new essay structures or definitions.

For a Year 8 student, difficulty arose in remembering which formulae applied during circle problems, especially without regular revision.

When confidence dropped after setbacks—like confusing equation labels in Year 9—the urge to avoid challenging tasks crept in.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Putney noticed one Year 12 student who had struggled with writing structured business report paragraphs was able to produce her first full paragraph independently last session—a real leap from needing step-by-step guidance.

In a recent Year 11 economics session, a student who previously missed links between inflation and other objectives could now explain these connections without prompting, showing clear growth in analytical thinking.

Meanwhile, Erin in Year 6, who often hesitated with new problem-solving methods, began using a "work backwards" approach for network questions after some encouragement and stuck with it through the whole worksheet.

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 Gladesville Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Putney Public School.