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Tutors in Randwick include K–12 specialists with years of one-on-one and peer tutoring, school teaching, and camp coaching experience; ATAR 98+ graduates, national academic prize-winners, accomplished medical and engineering students, Olympiad medalists, science ambassadors, and passionate mentors who've led student councils and taught across Australia, Singapore, South Africa, China, India and beyond.

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Ellie

PDHPE Tutor Hillsdale, NSW
I think there are many factors that come into place when tutoring kids. Collaboration and positivity would definitely be my top 2 things to consider when tutoring as I feel as though it is important for the student to feel like they are getting somewhere whilst being supported and encouraged at the same time. Collaborating together is also crucial…
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Oscar

PDHPE Tutor Glebe, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to teach them to learn for themselves. It is easy to rote memorize a formula or a text, but to be able to teach someone how they can teach themselves and to show them how to problem solve so that they can attack problems independently is far more valuable I believe my strengths as a…
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George
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George

PDHPE Tutor Camperdown, NSW
A tutor needs to be able to make sessions engaging and enjoyable so their students will want to come back to each lesson. They need to also be able to be someone students can trust and feel comfortable with as they do spend a lot of time together. The hard work and determination I have to make sure my students can learn as much as possible means I…
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Rosie

PDHPE Tutor Enmore, NSW
In my opinion, building a student’s confidence and providing friendly assistance is the best any tutor can do for their students. As someone who has received tutoring in the past, I know how much of a difference these simple things can make to a nervous or hesitant student. I believe my strongest attributes as a tutor are that I am very patient,…
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Shardi

PDHPE Tutor Rose Bay, NSW
Tutors should listen to students, take their concerns and opinions into consideration. Tutors should encourage and motivate students to do their best. Tutors should be resourceful, considering varying teaching methods to allow students to more easily understand concepts. Tutors should work within the abilities of the students and therefore should…
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Ben

PDHPE Tutor Dover Heights, NSW
Give the student confidence whilst allowing the children to fully grasp the concepts they are struggling with and turn it into their strengths. My explanations are very strong as I have a great understanding of how to approach different questions from different perspectives as a student myself. I can also tutor PDHPE, Business and…
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Madeline

PDHPE Tutor Rozelle, NSW
I think it is important to be adaptable, each student and each age group will learn differently. Even moreso, I think it is vital that tutors are patient, listening to their students and trying to make them feel as comfortable as possible even when faced with a challenge. I think as a tutor and in general, I am very hard working, and will be …
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Isabelle

PDHPE Tutor North Sydney, NSW
I find that a healthy, positive and communicative friendship with the student is crucial to them progressing. It's important to be patient and ensure you can work with all personality types and children of all ages. It's also important that tutors are prepared with teaching methods and material to help the students. They should be proactive in…
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Olivia

PDHPE Tutor Cremorne, NSW
The most important role of a tutor is to help a student learn and understand new concepts in a fun and engaging manner. I believe that a connection between students and tutors is important in maintaining emotional health and academic success. I believe that I am patient and proficient at explaining complex topics in simpler terms and through…
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Nicole

PDHPE Tutor Wollstonecraft, NSW
A good tutor should help their student develop a love for what they are learning. When this is done successfully, this has a knock-on effect on the student's results as they are more engaged with the content they are learning. This starts with the tutor being passionate about the content they are teaching and being determined to push the student…
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Zoe

PDHPE Tutor Wollstonecraft, NSW
Having been tutored by several people over my high school career, I consider the most important thing a tutor can do for students are enabling them to reach their full potential. As well as providing them to with opportunities and equipment to succeed in learning, through encouraging them, guiding them to the answer rather than give it to them and…
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Prabhat

PDHPE Tutor
The most important things I can do for a student is Answer any questions that students have to clarify any doubts Always extend a helping hand even if not required Making sure students are not under any pressure of any sort that can hinder learning - My communication and clear way of explaining concepts. - Kind and helpful -…

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Content Covered

Year 8 student Jessica worked on solving equations involving linear graphs and practiced interpreting standard deviation within probability problems, using guided example questions.

For Year 11, Daniel focused on mastering geometric applications of differentiation and then progressed to integration techniques relevant for upcoming assessments.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Ethan completed revision sessions covering projectile motion in Physics and tackled advanced differentiation problems, with particular attention to breaking down complex exam-style questions.

Recent Challenges

Hesitation and second-guessing persisted for a Year 11 student working on integration, even after producing correct solutions; as a tutor observed, "he second guessed himself despite getting the answer right," which slowed progress and eroded confidence mid-problem.

A Year 9 student tackling trigonometry identities tended to answer with unrelated content when confused—indicating a need for clearer topic separation during revision.

In Year 12, one student's written work on probability questions was messy and disorganised, making it hard to track logic or review errors.

For another senior student, missing homework meant less supervised practice under exam conditions.

Recent Achievements

One Randwick tutor recently noticed a Year 11 student who, after struggling with electromagnetism, began confidently linking new ideas—this time, he could clearly explain how radioactive decay relates to nuclear fusion in stars.

A Year 10 student showed real change by pausing and thinking through each question instead of rushing ahead as before, leading to more accurate solutions.

Meanwhile, a primary schooler surprised their tutor by applying chapter one content independently on ratios to solve new types of problems without prompting—a big shift from relying on hints every step of the way.

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 Randwick Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Kensington Public School.