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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…
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Christy Jeevan

Economics Tutor West Croydon, SA
The best thing an economics tutor can do for a student is to assess their interest, strong and weak points and guide them to help them decide what field/specialization they want to seem themselves in. Marks and grades albeit very important and not the defining factors for their future. They have to see for themselves what they are passionate about…
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John

Economics Tutor Prospect, SA
Apart from imparting knowledge, a good tutor should be able to make the student fall in love with the subject. This will guide the student to understand the topic better and most importantly relate it to practical scenarios. Further, an economics tutor plays a decisive role in unraveling the hidden potential of a student. Not everyone is meant to…
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Rajshree

Economics Tutor Medindie, SA
The most important things an economics tutor can do for a student extend beyond academic instruction. While helping students grasp challenging concepts is crucial, equally vital is fostering a supportive and encouraging learning environment. A tutor should adapt teaching methods to suit the student's unique learning style, provide constructive…
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Navin

Economics Tutor Enfield, 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…
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Danyal

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
Allow the child to ask the most basic questions without any hesitation is the most significant Communicative can explain through various examples can produce example questions for practice have more than 4 years of experience of tutoring students and virtually in other…
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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…
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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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Dasuni

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
A successful tutor build a strong, personal relationship with their students. I believe this help me to personalize the learning experience for every student, Incorporate connections to student's interests, teach to the student's strengths and minimize the student's weaknesses. I always provide correct academic guidance and consistency . I always…
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Hongjie

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
To provide sincere and effective assistance to help students solve their academic problems. I have enough patience to be a tutor.I'm able to simplify questions so that easy for students to…
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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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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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Xinyi

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
Always know what students need and what's their priority. This means an economics tutor need to show respect to students. They need to know very well about the students and are wise and knowledgable enough to give good advice and make sure students love listening to the advice. I love to solve questions. If I could make complicated things into…
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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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Jatin

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
The most important thing an economics tutor can do is focus on the specific needs of the student, identify areas of weakness, and tailor the teaching approach accordingly. Students may have gaps in their understanding due to missed classes, inadequate explanations, or other reasons. A tutor can identify these gaps and help bridge them by…
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Mohammad

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
The most important things an economics tutor can do for a student are providing personalized guidance, building confidence, clarifying concepts, and offering regular feedback and support. My strengths as a tutor include a genuine passion for teaching and a strong command of the subject matter. I am patient, adaptable, and skilled at tailoring my…
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Joshua

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make a student enjoy the subject that they are teaching. This will give the students a bigger incentive to try and learn the subject for their self, as well as have more fun and eagerness in learning the subject. I try and cater more towards the things that my students are not as good at,…
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Naomi

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
To me, the most important thing a tutor can do is to foster a supportive and positive learning environment. This is because it is important to create a safe and encouraging space where students feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes and improvements. It is also important for the tutor to tailor the teaching approach to each individual…
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Ma Marnelli

Economics Tutor Mile End, SA
Of course being able to teach and make the student understand the lesson. But understanding does not simply imply understanding just for the sake of passing the subject in the Uni, understanding the lesson means how the learning can be applied to practical experience or to day to day living. Touching the mind is tantamount to influencing a…
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Akshat

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
According to me the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to instil confidence and positive mindset in a student which can empower the student to take on challenges. Developing a love for learning also goes a long way, as a tutor teaches a subject which he likes he can encourage curiosity and passion for the subject in his students…
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Soniabeth

Economics Tutor Adelaide, SA
I believe that a tutor should be able to build relationships with a student where the students are provided with an environment where they are heard and observed. I think this allows tutors to strategize methods in helping students progress, learn and succeed. This must be done with patience, constant assessment of student's progress, and…
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Masuma

Economics Tutor Broadview, SA
I think spending time to change your whole approach of teaching because one of your student is unable to understand the whole content. Being honest and flexible is very important things a tutor can have. Flexible, patient, good listener and helping nature. Being flexible about the teaching approach because every individual has different way of…
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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…

Local Reviews

The first session of tutoring with Preethi was very successful. Poppy felt very comfortable with her and enjoyed the session.
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Content Covered

Year 7 student Lily revised rules for fractions and tackled strategies for solving equations, with extra time spent checking challenging homework questions.

For Year 9, Sarah worked on expanding brackets in algebra and practised applying exponent laws to simplify expressions.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Ethan focused on factorisation of quadratic trinomials and applied these skills to solve related financial maths problems using real-life scenarios.

Recent Challenges

Forgot to do her homework, which meant she missed out on practice and feedback for new skills.

For a Year 10 algebra topic, working was often cramped and hard to follow; she could consider spacing out her writing, which would help her see things clearer and avoid miscues.

In senior years, one student faced challenges preparing for tests—she did not notify the tutor about upcoming assessments in time, so couldn't get targeted revision help. In these moments, confidence wavered and learning slowed.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Renown Park noticed that Athena, a high school student, moved from hesitating over worded algebra problems to confidently constructing precise solutions and even scored 87% on her latest test.

Another high schooler, Constanza, who previously needed reminders about earlier lessons, has started studying her notes independently—she now tackles new fraction topics quickly and asks thoughtful questions when unsure.

In Year 4, Alyse was initially confused by area formulas but persisted through practice; by the end of her session she solved several shape problems without any prompts from the tutor.

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