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Regents Park's tutors include a veteran mathematics teacher with five years' experience across Years 3–12, HSC high achievers including an ATAR 98.25 Sydney Girls graduate and multiple 90+ scorers, accomplished peer mentors, specialist college and academy instructors, and university scholars in engineering, science, law, data science, and education—many with competition distinctions or leadership backgrounds.

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Christian Vincent

Engineering Studies Tutor Ashfield, NSW
The most important thing that a tutor can do for the students is to inspire them to have fun in learning. They should be encouraged that learning is an enjoyable activity and not a burden. My goal is for them to treasure and remember the things that they have learned and make it useful for them in the future. My passion to learn and share the…
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Prithesh

Engineering Studies Tutor Five Dock, NSW
Make the student feel safe and welcome. Not judge them if it takes a while for them to understand a particular subject. Improve their confidence in understanding the subject materials. Have great communication skills with younger and older students. Can explain concepts in various different methods if the student continues to struggle.…
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Content Covered

Year 8 student Tom worked through algebraic techniques such as expanding and simplifying by factorising expressions, along with revision of indices and powers of zero.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Olivia focused on coordinate geometry by finding gradients between points and revising congruency proofs using triangles.

For Year 10, Ethan completed lessons on surds—including rationalising denominators—and practiced applying index laws to simplify complex expressions.

Recent Challenges

In Year 3 and 4 maths, some students often relied on mental calculations rather than writing out working; as one tutor observed, "he needs to practice doing his working out on paper rather than in his head." This habit made it harder to catch small errors with fractions and perimeter.

By Year 7, a pattern emerged: homework was sometimes incomplete or rushed, limiting feedback opportunities—"I would like to see his homework completed with more effort… there were quite a few errors that could have been due to lack of understanding or rushing."

In senior years (Year 10/11), confidence issues became pronounced during multi-step algebra and trigonometry problems. Students hesitated when unfamiliar questions arose, doubting their abilities even after correct answers. This hesitation led to missed marks under exam pressure, especially when layout was messy or shortcuts were taken in working—forcing time-consuming backtracking mid-test.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Regents Park noticed a Year 10 student who used to rush through algebra now taking extra care with each step—he's started writing out his full working and catching mistakes himself.

Another high schooler recently surprised herself by walking the tutor through a challenging probability problem aloud, a big change from her earlier hesitation to explain her thinking.

In primary, one student who always guessed at perimeter questions was able to calculate the perimeter independently for the first time this week.

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