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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
What I enjoy most about tutoring is the sense of pride and fulfillment I feel when I help someone understand a concept they’ve been struggling with. It’s not just about helping them learn but about empowering them with confidence and showing them they are capable of overcoming challenges. Whether it’s a peer or a sibling, being part of their growth and progress reminds me of the impact that patience, effort, and clear communication can have.My Strengths as Tutor 💪
My greatest strengths in tutoring are my ability to connect with others and my personal experience overcoming academic challenges. As a Peer Support Leader, I built strong relationships with younger students, helping them navigate difficulties and adjust to high school life. As a member of the Prefect Body, I worked closely with peers, promoting teamwork and offering guidance. Additionally, my perseverance in high school, where I ranked in the top 5 despite facing moments of discouragement, has given me a deep understanding of the struggles students often face. This allows me to relate to theiMost important things I can do for a student 🏅
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to identify their weaknesses and address the root of the problem with patience and understanding. This involves not only providing clear guidance but also empathising with their learning process and the unique challenges they face to adapt to their individual needs. By fostering a supportive environment, a tutor can help students build confidence, overcome difficulties and develop a deeper, lasting understanding of the material.Tutoring students in 👦 👧
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About Ariba
Dynamic Leadership and Mentoring Skills
Ariba brings a wealth of leadership experience from her high school years, where she excelled as a member of the Prefect Body and Student Representative Council. She successfully led peers, organised events, and honed her public speaking skills by addressing diverse audiences. As an executive committee member of the Future Teachers’ Club, she gained hands-on mentoring experience, enhancing her patience, creativity, and communication skills. These roles have equipped Ariba with the ability to engage students effectively and provide tailored support that meets their unique learning needs.
Enthusiastic Team Player with Diverse Skill Set
This tutor''s active participation in extracurricular activities such as volleyball and debate clubs showcases her teamwork, problem-solving, and interpersonal skills. Her time on the volleyball team helped develop sportsmanship and adaptability while collaborating with teammates. Additionally, her involvement in debate sharpened her ability to think quickly and articulate solutions confidently. These experiences make Ariba not only a versatile educator but also an enthusiastic team player ready to inspire students both academically and personally.
Community-Oriented with a Passion for Education
Beyond academics, Ariba is deeply committed to community service, having raised awareness for important causes like Dementia Australia through organising charity events. Her dedication to making a positive impact is evident in all aspects of her life. As a Peer Support Leader trained to mentor younger students during their transition into high school, she fostered a supportive environment that encouraged collaboration among peers. Ariba''s passion for education combined with her community-oriented mindset ensures she will guide students towards achieving their academic goals while nurturing their confidence and love for learning.
