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Blessing

Economics Tutor St Albans, VIC
Make the student not just do well in the subject but making the love the subject and have a good understanding of the subject, which will lead to achieving desired results. I am patient, and take my time to evaluate the best teaching method that works with each student individually. I prepare well for my tutorials. I am easy and free to talk…
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Chloe

Economics Tutor St Albans, VIC
Something is often overlooked in tutoring/teaching is ensuring that students are properly following an explanation. Therefore, patience and care is important to keep checking in along the away and motivate them in learning and exploring the subjects. Through 13 years of schooling, I am aware that every student has a different approach to study for…
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Hasan Mohammad Abdul
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Hasan Mohammad Abdul

Economics Tutor Sunshine West, VIC
The most important things an economics tutor can do for a student are to foster a supportive and encouraging learning environment, tailor their teaching approach to meet the student's individual needs, and build the student's confidence in their abilities. Additionally, a tutor should provide clear explanations, offer constructive feedback, and…
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saloni

Economics Tutor Maidstone, VIC
I believe that every child is unique. But as they grow older, their creative confidence is lost. Everything can be transformed if we can transform the brain and recreate those neural connections which will bring back creative intuition in your life. I try to curate experiential transformation learning in my teachings to bring back creative…
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Sebastian

Economics Tutor Maidstone, VIC
The most important things an economics tutor can do for a student is being patient and have the ability to explain concepts. Through my previous tutoring experiences, I've learned that it can sometimes be challenging when a student struggles with a concept that seems straightforward. However, I've learnt that the most effective way to support a…
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Anh Minh (Michael)

Economics Tutor Maidstone, VIC
A good tutor should always be patient and supportive while also making classes engaging. Maintaining a positive attitude not only strengthens the teacher-student relationship but also boosts students' confidence in their learning. An engaging class is essential, as students need a break from the overwhelming amount of content they are absorbing. …
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Kallan

Economics Tutor Essendon West, VIC
Adapt. I think every student is different, and this you need to find ways to communicate to different people Bring really clear and rational. I think it's important to be calm, not get flustered if someone isn't picking something…
Rish
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Rish

Economics Tutor West Footscray, VIC
Listen to the students and understand what the actual issue is. More often than not it's not the concept itself but how the student is processing the concept, and if you don't see that you'll only be able to help them understand through repetition. My ability to tailor lessons to a students needs and study styles. I enjoy working with both…
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Harsimar Kaur

Economics Tutor Truganina, VIC
The most important things an economics tutor can do for a student are to provide unwavering support, foster a positive learning environment, and tailor their teaching approach to the individual needs of each student. As a tutor, my goal is to empower students by building their confidence, enhancing their understanding of the subject matter, and…
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Ashu

Economics Tutor Truganina, VIC
Try to put positive impact by helping the student to work on their weak points and where the students wants to improve Good communication patience Hard…
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Damien

Economics Tutor Keilor Downs, VIC
One of the most important things a teacher can do for their student is to listen. Not to listen to think of the next response but to listen to understand. I believe as a teacher listening specifically to WHAT the student is asking not HOW they are asking it is one of the most valuable and important skills I've learned to develop. When a student is…
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Koray

Economics Tutor Kealba, VIC
The most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student is to always be available - whether that is in real life or on the phone. I believe it is very important for a tutor to readily respond to student questions even when not tutoring. This will allow the student to progress even further in their studies and achieve great results. I…
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Robert

Economics Tutor Keilor, VIC
the most important thing for an economics tutor to do for the student is to connect with the student develop some sort of bond with the student so the student can trust and understand what the tutor is teaching them, also its important that the tutor not rush with the student and the tutor helps develop the students confidence in approaching the…
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Sang

Economics Tutor Deer Park, VIC
The most important things an economics tutor can do are supporting the student's understanding, building their confidence, and encouraging independent thought. An effective tutor doesn't just give answers but teaches students how to figure things out for themselves and how to think. It is also important to listen and react to the student's needs…
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Minh

Economics Tutor Sunshine, VIC
Being able to understand exactly what the student needs to guide them towards the best results they can have, whilst supporting them to keep them motivated and engaged. Being able to be patient and alter my teaching style to fit different…
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Viet

Economics Tutor Sunshine West, VIC
Being able to teach and communicate in a way that makes it seem that you are more approachable. Being able to make the student comfortable in the learning environment. Being patient. Understand that all students learn at different rates, which is dependent on their background knowledge as well as their individual approach to learning. Posses…
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Clarissa

Economics Tutor Avondale Heights, VIC
As an economics tutor, I believe that the most important thing to do for a student is to find a way to explain concepts until it is finally able to "click" with students. Every individual has different experiences and skill levels, especially in a subject like mathematics. Thus, sometimes it is important to approach the same concept from different…
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Steve

Economics Tutor Tottenham, VIC
Interest is the most important factor. A tutor needs to make the tutorial engaging and interesting so that students feel no pressure or burden. Make it enjoyable and with the right method, students will make progress. Very good communication skill - I have been tutoring students from different backgrounds A lot of tutoring experience - 5…
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Maheswary

Economics Tutor Tottenham, VIC
In my personal opinion besides teaching a student what is in the unit/study guide, an economics tutor should be taking responsibility in creating a fun learning environment and encouraging and motivating the students to be confident. This would help to enhance the students performance. The strength I have as an individual is I am able to create a…
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Zara

Economics Tutor Essendon, VIC
The most important thing an economics tutor can do for a student is encourage a love for learning. By providing a safe learning space, it is imperative that a tutor encourages their students to ask questions and to be inquisitive, as this means the students will approach learning with an open mindset rather than a closed one. Furthermore, it is…
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Snigdhashiloh Alladi

Economics Tutor Truganina, VIC
Create a safe and conducive environment. Explaining concepts in depth with real life…

Local Reviews

Christos is very happy with Chloe and he is gaining more confidence.
Vicky, St Albans

Inside St AlbansTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 12 student Linh focused on Further Maths by constructing and interpreting scatterplots, including calculating correlation coefficients and regression lines, then moved to time series analysis using three-point median smoothing and data transformations for non-linear trends.

In Year 10, Jason worked through algebraic methods for solving linear equations with brackets and fractions, alongside reviewing how to find the value of x in different contexts.

Meanwhile, Year 4 student Emily practiced long subtraction and addition, solved worded money problems involving coins and notes, and compared numbers during her lesson.

Recent Challenges

A Year 12 student frequently switched between exam questions, leaving some parts incomplete—her hesitation and fear of running out of time meant the last section was unfinished.

In Year 11, messy or outdated summary books made it difficult to locate key information quickly; as a tutor noted, "it will take a while to find what she's looking for."

A Year 9 student's homework was incomplete during holidays, making content recall harder when returning to school.

Meanwhile, in Vietnamese oral tasks (Year 12), relying on memorized answers led to difficulty adapting when unexpected questions arose.

Confidence sometimes faltered after setbacks, stalling progress.

Recent Achievements

A St Albans tutor noticed a real shift in one Year 12 student's approach to exam prep—after struggling with time management, she now self-corrects her own practice exams and identifies exactly which topics need work, rather than waiting for guidance.

Another high schooler recently began highlighting key information while working through tricky multiple-choice questions; previously she'd just skim the text but now actively slows down to find what matters.

In a Year 4 session, a student who once hesitated during reading tasks is starting to spot and correct his own grammar mistakes as he reads aloud.

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 St Albans Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Catholic Regional College St Albans.