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Tutors in Robina include a classroom teacher and HOD with 30+ years' experience, early childhood and English specialists with postgraduate credentials, peer mentors, award-winning high ATAR achievers (up to 98.8), Olympiad and academic competition winners, experienced K–12 maths and science tutors, university med students, and youth leaders passionate about helping students excel.

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Benat

Biology Tutor Miami, QLD
Sharing with them knoweledge, making them getting into the subject, showing them for what they are studying the lesson with practical examples. Personality, good attitude with the students, respect and…
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Avisha

Biology Tutor Mermaid Beach, QLD
To always keep students motivated and make them feel more confident in their strengths and overcome their weaknesses to ace their exams. Explaining using real life examples and data. Great communication skills and easily get along with students. Problem solving skills and rational thinking. Teaching with illustrations. Conducting…
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Sarah
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Sarah

Biology Tutor Benowa, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be attentive to their needs. Being able to listen and understand a student's struggle with learning can help guide a tutor in creating an effective lesson plan which will, in turn, produce a successful outcome. My strengths include: - my passion for wanting to help others - my highly…
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Jasper

Biology Tutor Bundall, QLD
Communication, visual representation, and attitude. Break concepts down into smaller parts so that these concepts can build on each other. Than give questions for practice. I tend to explain the concepts with body movements and drawings. I break down concepts into smaller pieces of information and put context into each piece of…
Jatin
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Jatin

Biology Tutor Carrara, QLD
A good tutor should help students develop critical thinking skills by encouraging them to ask questions, analyze problems, and find solutions on their own. I feel like my main strength is subject expertise. I feel very comfortable teaching science and math. Also, I feel like I am a very patient person, which enables me to take my time with…
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Pulak

Biology Tutor Surfers Paradise, QLD
Motivate and allow them to chase their dreams My key strengths include excellent communication skills, personal attention to students, Understanding their needs and provide guidance to them in best possible manner. I can mould myself such that they feel at ease to connect with…
Yaman
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Yaman

Biology Tutor Bundall, QLD
One of the most important aspects of a good tutor is their ability to cater for different levels of students. I believe that a great tutor will allow the student to actually enjoy the gained knowledge and not feel forced to love it. I am gifted with the talent to communicate scientific information to audience with various levels of knowledge. I…
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Princi

Biology Tutor Bundall, QLD
They must be able to explain complicated concepts in a way that 'makes sense' to their student. Also they can provide academic guidance, human connection, and consistency which is very imperative. Strong communication skills and interpersonal skills. I accord that the best way to understand your student’s need is by speaking to them one on…
Janaya
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Janaya

Biology Tutor Bundall, QLD
The most important thing a tutor could do for a student would be showing them the tools and steps they need/ can use in the future when they are having difficulties understanding certain subject or concepts. My biggest strength would have to be my communication skills. Wether it's verbal, visual, speaking, or hands-on, I'm able to effectively…
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Curtis

Biology Tutor Palm Beach, QLD
- high energy to motivate and engage them - help and support their learning to achieve their goals - develop confidence in their ability to achieve in Maths - Clear communicator - high energy - enthusiastic - patient - calm - supportive - focused to help students achieve theirs goal and improve their Maths…
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Gabrielle

Biology Tutor Highland Park, QLD
One of the most important things a tutor can do for the student is to be flexible in their teaching methods and approaches to learning/teaching content as there are so many different learning styles out there and they are there with us because they may be having trouble with the teaching methods used at school. In those cases in particular, it's…
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Ann Riya

Biology Tutor Highland Park, QLD
The most important thing in my accordance is distribution of knowledge and its application in life. I think patience is the key, being patient and transparent with the child, the subject can be understood with…
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Joshua

Biology Tutor Southport, QLD
be patient and to really simplify topics so that the student can really grasp the entire concept not just remember it because exams can twist certain questions and if they really know the topic they will be able to answer the question no matter the complexity i am passionate, patient and will work endlessly in order for someone to understand the…

Local Reviews

Jacinta is great and she & Katie are working really well together. So we are really happy with the progress so far.
Wendy

Inside RobinaTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Will practised telling time and worked on counting money and calculating appropriate change using real-life examples.

In Year 8, Will focused on multiplying and dividing negative numbers as well as applying BODMAS rules with negative integers, reviewing these skills through number line diagrams.

Jacob, a Year 11 Maths Methods student, tackled complex trigonometry problems involving the sine and cosine rule and applied these concepts to worded questions in preparation for his internal assessment.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student preparing for exams often left working out unclear, making it hard to track mistakes or justify solutions—especially in multi-step algebra and statistics tasks.

"He could improve on the formatting of his working out," a tutor noted after reviewing geometry problems.

In Year 12, another student relied heavily on the formula sheet but struggled to identify which formulas applied to unfamiliar exam questions, leading to slow starts and missed marks.

When homework revision was skipped due to assignments, understanding suffered; key strategies were forgotten during tests, leaving the student unsure where to begin challenging problems.

Recent Achievements

A Robina tutor noticed a big shift in Jacob, a senior student, who previously hesitated with normal inverse calculations on his calculator but now confidently rearranges the standard deviation formula to solve unknowns.

In Year 10, Will used to struggle with showing his working for integer problems, often skipping steps—now he lays out each stage clearly and checks his process.

Meanwhile, during a recent primary session, a younger student who was unsure about quarter past and quarter to times can now match them on both analog and digital clocks without prompting.

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 Robina Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Silkwood School - Robina Campus.