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Karl

Economics 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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Fazila

Economics Tutor Ferryden Park, SA
I am a good listener. Its very important to listen to your students as it helps to gain their confidence. After you gain their confidence you can help them with their weakness and turn them into their biggest strengths. I am good listener. I positively support my students morally and academically. I know how to encourage my students to stay…
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Pragyan

Economics Tutor Findon, SA
To help make concepts clear by focusing on the nitty gritties and translating the problems by breaking them down but by bit for easier learning. Good communication skill, Using concepts and not just parroting…
Himal
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Himal

Economics Tutor Fulham, SA
A tutor can tailor instruction to meet the specific needs, learning style, and pace of the student. Moreover, students can help students understand complex concepts by providing clear explanations, examples, and demonstrations. Additionally, an economics tutor can assess the student's strengths and weaknesses in a subject and use this assessment…
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Priyanka

Economics Tutor Prospect, SA
an economics tutor first needs to understand the capability of the student considering all the strengths and weakness and work on it. Only just transforming knowledge will not help the child grow but instead develop a liking for that particular subject will make that child understand it more easily. Temporary teaching does't work in this teaching…
Yushita
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Yushita

Economics Tutor Blair Athol, SA
Ro make them underatand and learn new things in every possible manner and being friemdly with them. Clamness Kind patience helpful intellectual…
Navin
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Navin

Economics Tutor Blair Athol, SA
The most important thing as an economics tutor, I suppose that tutor has to build the confidence in the students and improving the studying skills. Which means that student should feel that their abilities are improving and who trust their instincts are perform better on exams and assignments. I have patience which I can understand the…
Andrea
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Andrea

Economics Tutor Mile End, SA
I believe there are several things an economics tutor can deliver to her students, the primary of which is to instill a sense of confidence and can-do attitude among them. This means my role will not only limit to a tutor but also a mentor, guiding my students on multiple aspects of their academic path. As a seasoned tutor and teacher of English,…
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Nino

Economics Tutor Clearview, SA
The tutor's objective is not simply to relay information to a student in a bland or dry manner, but rather to establish a solid foundation and understanding for the students - to devise a teaching method that works best. The objective is for the student to learn in the most efficient and enjoyable manner. I am a University lecturer and a senior…
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Mohamed Nifran

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
As an economics tutor, I believe in creating a supportive environment where students feel comfortable engaging and expressing their concerns. I prioritise active student participation, encouraging them to share their problems and questions openly. By providing clear explanations accompanied by relevant examples, I ensure that students grasp…
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Anusha

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
Make sure that the kid is able to communicate any challenges that they are facing and create a healthy and fostering environment that relies more on understanding and solving the problems rather than just covering the syllabus. The ability to make teaching and understanding stuff fun by collaborating key learning skills to activities so that kids…
Sneha
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Sneha

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
The primary contributor to a student's poor academic performance isn't the lack of knowledge but the fear of failure. As an economics tutor, it is my responsibility to help my students in tackling these challenges. I believe that a tutor's role is crucial in creating a learning space where doubts and curiosity are welcome. I can guide them…
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Tamika

Economics Tutor Largs North, SA
Listen to the students need and understand them as a learner what the goals they strive for. Everyone learns differently and no one is looking for the same experience or results from a class. It is important for an economics tutor to understand and apply this in their teachings. My ability to view a concept in a variety of ways. When a student…
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Travis

Economics Tutor Prospect, SA
Be patient and clear when explaining a topic. Try to understand that some people struggle more than others and that a clear understanding of the topic may require different things for different people. I am very patient and understanding. I will be able to use this to explain details to people in different ways so they will have a better chance of…
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Cozmo

Economics Tutor Torrensville, SA
A tutor will ideally be able to give a student confidence, knowledge, an understanding of why learning is important, and hopefully some sense of enjoyment of the learning process. I understand the importance of being able to break down and explain concepts to a student in a way that THEY can understand. I know that there is a big difference…
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Shahryar

Economics Tutor Mile End, SA
Provide them with excellence knowledge and teach them like really they want them to become sucessful not only for getting the pay at the end of the day. I believe as a tutor i can easily engage the student in learning i can develop self confidence in the students so they dont hesitate to ask me any question when they are stuck . I usually…
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Karan

Economics Tutor Nailsworth, SA
TO EDUCATE TO EMPOWER WITH GOOD MORAL OUTLOOK TO MAKE AND BELIEVE IN HARDWORK AND POSITIVE OUTCOME. TO BE KIND TO EVERY HUMAN BEING AND TEACH EVERYONE WITH NO AGE RESTRICTIONS. My strengths as a tutor are 1) Perseverance 2) Confidence 3)Positive and handle difficulties effortlessly. 4) Attention to detail. 5)Kind and caring. 6)…
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Margaret

Economics Tutor Cavan, SA
By being a good friend who listens and helps them without judging. A good tutor should be patient and supportive of their student. No answer is wrong answer is a very important lesson each child should learn to build their esteem and improve their confidence. This is what a good tutor should inbibe in each child. My strengths as a teacher is…

Local Reviews

Sakshi is great and worked really well with Ella, feels like a good fit.
Michelle, Alberton

Inside QueenstownTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Maddison worked on multiplication and division, as well as applying the gradient formula to points on a graph.

In Year 9, Marcus focused on trigonometric ratios and practiced solving angles of elevation and depression problems using diagrams.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Charlotte reviewed negative indices and drew exponential graphs with reflections to reinforce understanding of function transformations.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student repeatedly left steps out in algebra and trigonometry, saying, "I can do this in my head," which led to hidden sign errors and confusion with negative indices.

In a Year 9 scenario, missed homework was common—one lesson began with "I lost my questions," so class time had to be used for catch-up rather than new concepts.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student admitted not practicing set work; as a result, she struggled to recall how to convert fractions to percentages during problem-solving tasks.

One Year 7 session revealed that messy working and over-erasing made it hard for her to check or correct errors on perimeter questions.

Recent Achievements

One Queenstown tutor noticed a Year 11 student who used to rush through trigonometry problems now pausing to double-check her steps and talk herself through the logic aloud—something she avoided before.

In Year 9, another student initially struggled with compound area questions but recently caught onto even the more complicated ones, carefully reviewing each answer for accuracy as she worked.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 learner who often guessed when unsure about spelling now brings her homework every week and openly asks for clarification, which helped her earn her first perfect score on a spelling test.

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 Civic Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Alberton Primary School.