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Tutors in Salisbury Plain include a PhD candidate and seasoned university lecturer with 14 years' experience, two mathematics teachers with over a decade of classroom and private tutoring, an award-winning neuroscientist and former high school tutor, experienced primary teachers, plus multiple current university students with distinctions in national competitions and proven mentoring skills across STEM and English.

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Margaret

Ancient History Tutor Pooraka, 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…
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Samskruthi

Ancient History Tutor Modbury North, SA
I feel, providing guidance, understanding students learning style and creating a supportive learning environment is most important thing. It's also important for a tutor to foster confidence, encourage students in their learning process. I feel I'm great at providing clear explanation, offering patient and supportive friendly environment.…
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Kavya

Ancient History Tutor Ingle Farm, SA
A tutor should not be someone who forces children to study. He or she should be a good friend, mentor for every child. He or she should be able to show patience and empathy to her students and stand with them in achieving their dreams. As a tutor, my major strengths are good communication skills and patience. I strongly want my students to…
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Keely

Ancient History Tutor Burton, SA
I think the most important things a tutor can do is a) be consistent and persistent - constantly show up, be willing to explain things 100 times if that's what is needed. The student needs to have faith in you. And b) build confidence - tutoring isn't a short term option, by teaching them the skills of how to attack problems they don't understand,…
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Navika

Ancient History Tutor Valley View, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for his/student is to be a friend to him/her,be patient to the student and deal with politeness so that the student must not hasifate or be scared of asking the doubts again if not clear. He can also provide the best help to the students with providing the best notes and making the work easier. Strengths…
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Rovee June

Ancient History Tutor Valley View, SA
One of the most important things that a tutor can do for a student is not just learn the subject based on the books or resources but also learn them by heart. It might not seem important but it might be useful in the near future. Also, it is very important that the tutor and the student build a good relationship because it is easier to learn and…
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Abdallah

Ancient History Tutor Hope Valley, SA
The most important is working to the individual’s strengths and approaching things in ways they will understand, offering a tailored learning experience. I also firmly believe immediate repetition combined with increasing-interval repetition is a vital component of consolidating knowledge and methods, ensuring my student’s understanding does…
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Neha

Ancient History Tutor Northfield, SA
Tutors can make students believe in themselves. They need to be that person who is transparent with them about their positives and areas of improvement. It’s vital that students gain confidence for any achievements. I am a patient and empathetic listener. I am great at scaffolding and explaining concepts especially to EAL/D…
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Kit

Ancient History Tutor Gilles Plains, SA
Bring a sense of enjoyment to a challenging field. Instill confidence and a desire to improve. Ground the subject in reality to bring relevance and life skill to their learning. My strengths are a broad skill set coupled with broad life experience. I approach mentoring as a case by case venture rather than a one size fits all approach, and I am…
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Sanazahera

Ancient History Tutor Oakden, SA
My most important things toward students to Listen carefully to your students, Constantly assess and adjust your strategy,Be creative and flexible with learning styles,Build relationships, Be patient with students at all times, Teach students how to problem-solve, Foster student independence. My strength is honesty,sincerity and hardworking…

Local Reviews

Andre was able to guide my daughter in finding ways to understand word problems.She is now more confident and eager to analyse word problem solving! Thank you!
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Inside Salisbury PlainTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Lorry worked on the basics of algebra, focusing on collecting like terms and finding variable values through simple equations.

Year 10 student Lucy reviewed chemistry topics such as carboxylic acids and intermolecular forces, with particular attention to how polarity affects physical properties, then practised acid-base reactions.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Josh tackled mathematics content on discrete random variables in statistics, including first lesson notes and introductory problem sets after missing class due to illness.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student's maths homework was incomplete, and as a tutor noted, "he needs to spend more time on homework" after submitting a short essay.

In Year 11 chemistry, Lucy missed key information due to illness and now faces gaps in her understanding; she was asked to contact her teacher for missing notes.

A Year 7 student avoided writing out working in algebra—"writing the working out is just as important as writing the correct answer"—which led to hidden errors.

During an online session, one senior student became distracted and struggled to focus on collecting like terms in algebra.

Recent Achievements

One Salisbury Plain tutor recently noticed a Year 9 student who had previously struggled with negative integers now tackling addition and subtraction problems almost entirely on his own, missing only two homework questions.

In Year 12 Chemistry, Lucy began sessions unsure about esters and amines but finished the lesson confidently identifying areas of strength and pinpointing where she still needed support—a big shift from earlier lessons when she felt lost.

Meanwhile, a primary schooler who once hesitated to ask for help started speaking up whenever stuck in maths, leading to her finishing nearly all questions (13 out of 14) independently in under an hour.

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 Salisbury Community Hub Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Salisbury East High School.