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Tutors in St Andrews include a seasoned HSC mathematics mentor and school STEM awardee, experienced K–12 tutors with advanced subject expertise, a Maths Olympiad distinction recipient, peer leaders from top schools, and university scholars in engineering, medicine, science and linguistics—many with first-in-cohort or academic honors, youth leadership roles, and coaching experience.

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Sinead

PDHPE Tutor Bardia, NSW
It is crucial for tutors to foster a positive relationship with students, ensuring that students feels safe, supported and confident when in class. Moreover,they must recognise the distinct nature of each student, making sure to adapt teaching methods to their individual needs and enable them to thrive. My strengths as a tutor is that I am…
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Prashita

PDHPE Tutor Blair Athol, NSW
The most crucial aspects a tutor can offer a student extend beyond mere academic guidance. A tutor's ability to create a personalized learning experience, adapting to the student's pace and style, stands out as paramount. Clear communication, patience, and empathy play pivotal roles in establishing a positive and supportive learning environment.…
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Weixiang

PDHPE Tutor Macquarie Fields, NSW
I believe the most important things a tutor can do for a student are to build their confidence, encourage independent thinking, and tailor their teaching to the student’s learning style. A good tutor doesn’t just provide answers but instead they guide the student to understand why and how something works, helping them develop problem-solving…
Rachael
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Rachael

PDHPE Tutor Gregory Hills, NSW
Within the professional tutor/student relationship the best thing a tutor can leave with a student is a good work ethic, that was enforced not harshly but rather within a positive environment. Furthermore, if they can take the approaches and skills in relation to learning in many of their future endeavours. I feel these are the signs of a good…
Jai
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Jai

PDHPE Tutor Englorie Park, NSW
Be very engaging with them, be supportive and welcoming, no matter the outcome of a question I have developed my communication skills with all ages, and have learnt to manage my time well. I am a quick learner with most new task and happy to take on a challenge if…
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Haylea

PDHPE Tutor Harrington Park, NSW
Achieve success Help understand problems that can be transferred. Ensure your words are clear and explicit. Visually problems Helping with self reflection Breaking down the question, providing step by step instructions and utilising different…
Eliano
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Eliano

PDHPE Tutor Casula, NSW
Help them with any questions, always be there for them and set them up for success in the future Using my past experiences and helping others avoid…
Mark
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Mark

PDHPE Tutor Prestons, NSW
An excellent tutor is one that recognises the whole student and works to understand and facilitate what academic success means for that individual. Likewise, a tutor should always work to teach lifelong problem-solving and learning skills while giving students the tools and encouragement to use these skills to excel in their learning. Through my…
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Akanksha

PDHPE Tutor Oran Park, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is help them grow on a daily basis. An important characteristic to take on as a tutor is to listen and communicate effectively with the student in order to help teach material in a way that helps them understand. Building strong relationships with students is something a tutor can do for a…
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Nasia

PDHPE Tutor Harrington Park, NSW
Be understanding Be approaching Build a friendship with the student Be kind/ patient Create a comfortable/ fun learning environment See progress. Im very understanding as I grew up having tutors and struggling in school so I’ll be able to build that relationship immediately and that trust with whoever I…
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Rajewell

PDHPE Tutor Prestons, NSW
It is important for tutors to understand that not every student is the same and they learn at different paces. It is crucial for tutors to be able to create a flexible and a suitable lesson for each individual student to efficiently maximise the student’s learning. As a former highschool student and current university student, I understand the…
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Allishya

PDHPE Tutor Prestons, NSW
The most important thing as a tutor for a student is to provide the best possible resources and support. This will allow the student to feel motivated and have self-confidence to complete during a test. My strengths as a tutor will be support of the students current position and understanding of the subject. Being patient is another strength as it…
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Daniel

PDHPE Tutor Lurnea, NSW
Being able to give them the independence of trying a question and then spending a reasonable amount of time trying to solve it rather than only explaining for the full tutoring session. My strength would be pinpointing what the student doesn't understand and using analogies or using patterns from concepts they already understand to portray the…
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Moltazam

PDHPE Tutor
The most important thing as a tutor is to put yourself in the student's shoes and make sure they are learning and taking in something useful after every session. This makes the most out of their time and also helps to make them more confident in their studies, which also builds trust between the student and tutor which is key to making them…

Local Reviews

She is amazing! Going very well.
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Inside St AndrewsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 3 student Lachlan focused on reading clocks and telling time, as well as practising addition and subtraction problems.

For Year 8, Leon worked through financial maths topics from his textbook, including simple and compound interest calculations.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Vasati completed an exam covering rational numbers to check her understanding, with extra attention on performing operations with whole numbers.

Recent Challenges

In Year 9 algebra, one student repeatedly skipped showing steps when simplifying expressions—"he forgot to take out common factors," noted a tutor—leading to repeated sign errors and confusion during homework.

A Year 11 learner, while working on trigonometry and coordinate geometry, struggled to graph equations independently and hesitated to check calculator results, which slowed problem-solving in exam-style questions.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student left spelling homework incomplete and rarely reviewed corrections, so persistent errors reappeared in weekly tests.

In all cases, missing practice or not taking up feedback meant time was spent revisiting old mistakes rather than building new skills.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in St Andrews noticed a big shift with one Year 9 student who, after weeks of hesitating to speak up, started explaining his reasoning out loud during geometry questions—something he'd always avoided.

In Year 7 maths, another student who previously rushed through her reading now pauses and self-corrects when she stumbles on tricky words, showing more patience instead of guessing.

Meanwhile, a Year 11 student made clear progress by independently translating worded problems into algebraic expressions without prompting, a task that had caused confusion just a few sessions earlier.

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 Greg Percival Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Andrews Public School.