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Tennyson Point's tutors include an HSC Dux and ATAR 99.95 achiever, a seasoned high school tutor with 50+ students mentored, a university-level speech pathology student awarded for academic leadership, multiple current or future teachers, STEM Olympiad winners, and youth coaches experienced in guiding K–12 students both academically and through sport and creative pursuits.

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Zoe

PDHPE Tutor Greenwich, NSW
Having been tutored by several people over my high school career, I consider the most important thing a tutor can do for students are enabling them to reach their full potential. As well as providing them to with opportunities and equipment to succeed in learning, through encouraging them, guiding them to the answer rather than give it to them and…
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Dania

PDHPE Tutor Burwood Heights, NSW
I think the most important thing I can do as a tutor is help a student feel confident in their learning. It’s not just about explaining things—it’s about being patient, encouraging them, and making sure they believe in themselves. I always try to adapt to their needs, make learning engaging, and create a space where they feel comfortable…
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Eric

PDHPE Tutor Chatswood, NSW
There are many things that are extremely important when being a tutor. I believe that the tutor needs to build a relationship with the student, to both fully understand the most effective way that they will learn, and to also build a comfortable environment. A student will achieve the most results in an environment that's comfortable, enjoyable,…
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Lily

PDHPE Tutor Dundas Valley, NSW
The most important things I can provided to the student are an approachable, enriching learning environment. An enriching learning environment is like a petri-dish full of nutrients. The role of tutors is to help the students absorb as much of these 'nutrients' (i.e. knowledge and skills) as they can in an effective and enjoyable way. I believe my…
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John

PDHPE Tutor Dundas Valley, NSW
Listen to them. Each student is different and respond differently to various teaching styles Patience and…
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Derek

PDHPE Tutor Strathfield South, NSW
Enabling the student to better themselves as a learner and achieving their best whilst alleviating stress and managing time appropriately. As I have very recently finished my schooling I understand a student's lifestyle. Also, I have in depth knowledge on many subjects in…
Sarah
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Sarah

PDHPE Tutor Lewisham, NSW
The most important things a tutor can provide are: 1. Creating a supportive, judgment-free environment where students feel comfortable asking questions 2. Teaching study skills and learning strategies alongside subject content 3. Building genuine confidence by celebrating progress and helping students recognise their own growth 4. Fostering…
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Rosie

PDHPE Tutor Stanmore, NSW
In my opinion, building a student’s confidence and providing friendly assistance is the best any tutor can do for their students. As someone who has received tutoring in the past, I know how much of a difference these simple things can make to a nervous or hesitant student. I believe my strongest attributes as a tutor are that I am very patient,…
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Stephany

PDHPE Tutor Roseville, NSW
Patience and desire to help. I believe it is most important as a tutor to show we respect students and never act annoyed even for the most basic questions as every student learns at different pace. Therefore, maintaining an enthusiastic attitude and being non-judgemental to treat all students with same time and patience to allow them to feel…
Heidi
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Heidi

PDHPE Tutor Lindfield, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to not only teach them the content, but also to teach them good study habits and revision practices that will equip them to do better in school. I think my tutoring strengths are my patience and my explaining ability, I have 3 younger sisters who I have always helped out with their…
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Owen

PDHPE Tutor Telopea, NSW
I believe the most important aspect of tutoring for students is tailoring each individual class for the individual student to help facilitate learning around their style of growth. Furthermore, dedicating feedback to each individual is crucial to help the students quickly develop and garner knowledge. I believe my strengths as a tutor include my…
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Antonia

PDHPE Tutor Lindfield, NSW
Set them on the right path. Helping them to understand concepts and develop skills (rather than just doing things for them) will mean that they can go on to use these skills themselves. This is very important for exam-taking. Communication. I ask for their input and check that they understand what I'm saying. I am patient and will explain a…
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Karen

PDHPE Tutor Lidcombe, NSW
Listen to them and the difficulties they face without judgement Help them but also make sure that they try questions on their own because this is how they learn and grow Be empathetic but also stern in what is expected Build rapport but also ensure they understand that they are there to learn Passion for teaching and inspiring students to enjoy…
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Laura

PDHPE Tutor Glebe, NSW
Let them make mistakes. Not give them the answer directly and encourage independent learning. I am of course willing to help when needed, but need them to put in the effort to reap their desired rewards. Convince them there is no such thing as a silly question. In my previous experience in tutoring, I have built strong relationships with my…
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Georgia

PDHPE Tutor Forest Lodge, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to provide an individualised approach as this leads to an optimal learning environment and thus maximises the student's chance at success. Without an individualised approach, communication issues can arise which can lead to a lack of content understanding and sense of failure from the…
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Vaishnavi

PDHPE Tutor North Sydney, NSW
I believe that supporting a student emotionally is important for tutors. Oftentimes, academics and grades become the priority - however, emotional and mental wellbeing is important. A tutor who is invested in the student's wellbeing and acts in their best interests, such as by gauging their level of stress and lending a helping hand when they are…
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Oscar

PDHPE Tutor Forest Lodge, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to teach them to learn for themselves. It is easy to rote memorize a formula or a text, but to be able to teach someone how they can teach themselves and to show them how to problem solve so that they can attack problems independently is far more valuable I believe my strengths as a…
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Isabel

PDHPE Tutor Forest Lodge, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to alleviate the stress of schoolwork and provide different perspectives in regards to question s and concepts so they may have a better understanding of what is required of them and how to approach their work. Everyone learns in different ways so it is very important to approach…
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Isabelle

PDHPE Tutor North Sydney, NSW
I find that a healthy, positive and communicative friendship with the student is crucial to them progressing. It's important to be patient and ensure you can work with all personality types and children of all ages. It's also important that tutors are prepared with teaching methods and material to help the students. They should be proactive in…
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Bennie

PDHPE Tutor North Epping, NSW
The most important thing a tutor could do for a student would be proactively diagnosing their student's weaknesses. Many students will have their array of weaknesses e.g. Struggling with the concepts in projectile motion. It is the role of the tutor to identify these issues and figure out a solution, usually through repetition of similar…
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Jiya

PDHPE Tutor Camellia, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do are build the student’s confidence, make learning enjoyable, and help them develop strong understanding and independent study skills. My strengths are patience, clear communication, and the ability to explain complex ideas in a simple, engaging way that suits each student’s learning…
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Sakura

PDHPE Tutor Camellia, NSW
I would say having patience and empathy when teaching students new concepts as it takes time to gain a good understanding of a subject. By providing positive reinforcement and support, a tutor can enhance a student's academic development and make the learning process more enjoyable and engaging. It's also important to give students opportunities…
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Matt

PDHPE Tutor Willoughby, NSW
Take the time and be patient while they learn Being able to breakdown complex matters into more digestible…

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Inside Tennyson PointTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 7 student Amber worked on her Chemistry worksheet focused on radioactive decay and also reviewed chemical bonding for an upcoming assessment.

Year 10 student Imogen practised solving algebraic equations and changing the subject of formulas, using guided examples from her maths text.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Michael concentrated on logarithms in mathematics and motion in one dimension for physics, working through problems to strengthen understanding of both topics.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student in mathematics often worked out answers mentally rather than setting out clear, step-by-step working on paper—he tends to work out the answers in his head instead of writing out his working out, one tutor noted.

This habit made it harder to spot small calculation errors, especially in algebra and inequalities, and meant revision was less effective later.

Meanwhile, a senior economics student had incomplete notes for case study topics like financial ratios, making exam preparation challenging when linking concepts under time pressure.

In both cases, organization and visible process steps limited recall during tests.

Recent Achievements

In Year 8 maths, Tyler had previously struggled with algebraic fractions but now independently works through complex problems, applying skills from earlier lessons without prompting.

A Year 11 chemistry student who often hesitated to try questions solo has started completing most chemical reaction exercises on her own during sessions, only asking for help when truly needed.

Meanwhile, a primary school student who used to avoid multiplying and dividing negative numbers is now confidently using number lines and finishing related worksheets each week. Last session, she solved every question without skipping any steps.

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 Gladesville Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Gladesville Public School.