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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
The best aspect of tutoring I enjoy is to provide right expertise in the subject and see your student gain confidence gradually and bring out the best in them.My Strengths as Tutor 💪
The most important strength of a tutor is provide a comfortable non-judgemental environment for a student where they can be themselves, learn and simply grow.Most important things I can do for a student 🏅
I belive the tutor could not just provide expertise on the subject to the student but could aslo , mould/ shape the student in the best way possible. As the main duty of the teacher is to prepare their students for challenges ahead to come in real professional life . The tecaher helps students to gradually boost their confidence and sometimes builds mentor guiding relationship for life . This overall helps student to choose best for them as they grow with the help of their tutors/mentors in their career.Subjects Tutored 🎓
Exam Prep 📝
- Naplan tutoring
- VCE tutoring
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About Pragya
Analytical Thinker with a Flair for Problem-Solving
Pragya brings a sharp analytical mindset to tutoring, developed through years of engineering studies and hands-on project work. Her experience interpreting complex technical drawings and managing detailed reports translates seamlessly into breaking down maths problems for students. She enjoys using real-world examples from her engineering background to make abstract concepts in maths more relatable, helping students understand not just the ‘how’ but also the ‘why’ behind each solution.
Experience Guiding Teams and Sharing Knowledge
Throughout her education and career, this tutor has taken on collaborative roles where clear communication was key—working alongside senior engineers, leading site visits, and participating in student associations. These experiences have honed her ability to explain difficult topics patiently and clearly. Pragya often draws on her time supervising construction progress or mentoring peers in university clubs to create a supportive learning environment where every question is welcomed.
Engaging Approach Rooted in Real-World Applications
Pragya’s sessions go beyond textbook exercises by connecting lessons to everyday scenarios—like using budgeting skills learned from cost estimation projects or logical thinking from safety risk assessments—to help students see the value of what they’re learning. She believes that practical context sparks curiosity, making subjects like maths and English more engaging for young learners. Her friendly manner and genuine enthusiasm encourage students to build confidence while having fun along the way.
