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Tutors in Seaford Heights include a former school Dux and university medalist, experienced classroom teachers with postgraduate education degrees, Kumon-trained early years specialists, a seasoned science Olympiad high-achiever (ATAR 99.7), youth mentors with over a decade supporting children, competition-winning mathematicians, and tutors with hands-on experience coaching, mentoring, and engaging K–12 students across diverse subjects.

Hannah
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Hannah

Tutor Seaford Rise, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to help them become confident and independent in their study. This will help the student to achieve their personal academic goals. As a black belt, I instruct at a local Taekwondo club to students between the ages of 7 and older. This has helped me learn patience, and understand that each…
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Anjaly

Tutor Old Noarlunga, SA
It is the ability of a good tutor to find a student’s hidden potential interests and support him to pursue what he really loves to do in life. A tutor can also make the learners feel motivated and enthusiastic to face the challenges that come along. My desire to help others which can bring a difference is the one I consider as my biggest…
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Charlotte
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Charlotte

Tutor Old Noarlunga, SA
To help the student with what they most need help with - this comes from getting to know the student and their capabilites, what they require academically and personally, as well as what they're studying. Furthermore, being supporting and encouraging to a large degree is one of the most important things, and empowering students to achieve their…
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Danielle

Tutor Seaford Meadows, SA
It is vital that a tutor creates a welcoming, friendly and positive atmosphere to show the student that they are willing and able to help aid them in their learning. A tutor should ensure that the student feels as though they can ask questions to clarify their understanding of content and that they have control over their own learning and can set…
Platon
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Platon

Tutor Noarlunga Downs, SA
The tutor supports the student in exploring and identifying their strengths and weaknesses as a learner through feedback and one-on-one discussions. This empowers them to adopt complementary study habits that target areas for improvement - an essential life skill that is valuable across all areas of employment. I tailor my teaching sessions and…
Mark
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Mark

Tutor Huntfield Heights, SA
The best thing I can do for my students, is to provide support in developing the skills and understanding they need and to be available and considerate of their knowledge levels and learning styles. My strength as a tutor is my empathy and patience. As a mature-aged tutor and teacher, I am experienced in helping students to engage with their…
Cian
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Cian

Tutor Port Noarlunga, SA
Be able to communicate information clearly and concisely, as well as being flexible enough to come up with different explanations for topics when a certain method isn't understood. I think it's also very important that a tutor is able to present the information in an engaging way, to help build a passion for the subject. I am friendly and patient,…
Nividha
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Nividha

Tutor Noarlunga, SA
I can make their every doubt clear and I think making the basics and concepts clear, I can be very helpful to them. In India also, students use to come to me anytime for discussing their personal and academic problems. Being patient is my biggest strength. Apart from that, I am determined, helpful, kind and passionate. I am ambitious about being…
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Heng Yi

Tutor Christies Beach, SA
Responsible Patience Confidence - in the subjects a tutor teach Creative - in teaching method and explains question Friendly Honesty - no one knows everything, be honest about what you don’t know rather than make up a wrong answer on the spot (pretend confident and under control), do some research and get back to the question :)) 1. I…
Rachel
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Rachel

Tutor Christies Beach, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to figure out plans and way to explain and allow the student to learn in a relaxed and enjoyable way. It shouldn't be a rigid session and needs to be a flexible learning system in order to allow and aid them in learning the topic. I am able to take a complex idea and explain in it simple…
ANNETTE
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ANNETTE

Tutor Morphett Vale, SA
Helping them to understand problems, explaining concepts clearly and repeating things until they fully grasp it. I think patience, adaptability and perseverance are my strengths as a…
Ailani
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Ailani

Tutor Seaford Rise, SA
In my opinion, the most important role of a tutor is to not only retell information and explain answers but give students tools in studying different subjects that can be applicable to their independent study. In this way, the student can learn how to independently intake knowledge; a skill that will serve them not only in the year or subject that…
Cara
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Cara

Tutor Seaford Rise, SA
They can help their confidence to grow in their subject, and give them a pillar of support for when that confidence has slipped as this provides a more long-lasting effect than learning a single module of a subject. I have a good knowledge base and am able to break problems down into smaller, more manageable pieces. I am kind and understanding,…
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Kaitlyn

Tutor Seaford, SA
When tutoring a student it is important to create a safe and stress-free environment where the student feels comfortable and confident to ask questions and know that help is always there no matter what. Establishing effective relationships and rapport is a crucial element for the student and tutor to create to ensure all possible learning is being…
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Madeleine

Tutor Seaford Meadows, SA
Provide the student with a positive enforcement for learning, encourage their development and assist in their confidence development. Strengths: Good communication skills and an ability to relate to high school students, as I'm not much older than them. Weaknesses: Helping students with questions without showing them the answer straight…
Alex
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Alex

Tutor Noarlunga Downs, SA
The most important aspects of tutoring are: -Being the students friend to improve the communication between student and tutor -Being patient and working with the students strengths and weaknesses -Encouraging the student to motivate them -Helping the student achieve their academic goals though this encoragement -Being understanding and…
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Simone

Tutor Huntfield Heights, SA
Help the students to further understand the concepts and improve their own skills and learning experiences I am able to take my time to understand the student, questions and break things down to help them better…
Kanika
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Kanika

Tutor Mclaren Vale, SA
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is make the subject fun and enjoyable. I remember automatically hating subjects if the teacher at school gave boring lectures and I strive to make studying something students look forward to. I think my greatest strength as a tutor is that I'm extremely patient. I also try to understand what…
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Brooke

Tutor Huntfield Heights, SA
Support them to understand what is needed from them and develop a plan to get to that stage, I also believe recognition is so important, as is helps the student identify that they are making progress. I believe because I finished school in 2016 all the knowledge is still fresh and I still have a good understanding of expectoration a of school and…
Matthew
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Matthew

Tutor Huntfield Heights, SA
A Tutor guides the student to find the answers for themselves rather than be the font of all knowledge. The student will become self reliant. Teaching a student how to learn is the most important. My strengths are in the one on one interaction with students. I can paraphrase well to adapt a problem into a situation that the student may relate…
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Kristal

Tutor Port Noarlunga, SA
Be patient and never make them feel they can't do something. Be positive at all times. Give them the tools to empower themselved and get to a point where they feel confident enough to not need a tutor. As an sso I was able to connect with the students quickly and was able to talk with the children on what learning style best suited them. I…
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Doran

Tutor Port Noarlunga, SA
have empathy and perspective, guiding the student to make discoveries on their own that strengthen the material I can come at topics from multiple angles, showing different applications and connections that make them…
James
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James

Tutor Hackham West, SA
The most important things for tutors to do is to support, guide and teach a student. It is important for a tutor to help students learn life skills as well as how to do their given subject. Above all, it is crucical for a tutor to help a student help themselves. As the saying goes 'give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, he'll…

Local Reviews

The tutoring lesson was great and Navjot is such a welcoming and understanding person, already understood a lot from the first hour.
Waitangi

Inside Seaford HeightsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Alyssa worked on rounding numbers to the nearest ten and hundred as well as multiplying by 2, 5, and 10 using times tables practice.

Year 8 student Liam focused on algebraic factorisation methods including difference of two squares and trinomials, then applied these to expanding brackets.

For Year 9, Sarah reviewed index laws for simplifying expressions and solved simultaneous equations by substitution, using worked examples for clarity.

Recent Challenges

A Year 4 student often avoided showing her working in maths, especially with multiplication and division, which led to missed steps and confusion—"she must work on showing her working out," a tutor noted.

In Year 8, anxiety about starting assignments caused one student to freeze up and lose time until the question was reframed.

A Year 10 student repeatedly forgot to check calculator results against rough estimates during trigonometry problems, causing confidence dips after small errors.

In Year 6, unfinished homework on times tables slowed recall in class activities and made group work stressful when quick answers were needed.

Recent Achievements

One Seaford Heights tutor noticed a big shift with Lara, a Year 10 student: she now pinpoints exactly where she gets stuck on algebra and factorisation questions and openly asks for clarification—something she hesitated to do last term.

Ciana, in Year 11, recently completed a practice maths test with 100% accuracy after initially needing help; this time, she only asked for assistance twice and finished in good time.

Meanwhile, Nicole in Year 4 worked through times tables without relying on her fingers—a real leap from last month—and scored 75% on rounding after starting at zero.

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