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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? đ
I enjoy interacting with the students and learning their unique strengths and weaknesses. I also enjoy watching them gain confidence in their own skills as they develop over time.My Strengths as Tutor đŞ
My main strength as a tutor is making students comfortable enough to ask "stupid" questions. This way we solidify and deepen their understanding rather than speed through all the content where they half-understand everything.Most important things I can do for a student đ
A tutor must be able to socialise with the child so they become more comfortable asking questions. As a tutor, I also have to be able to find the simplest explanation for every topic to ensure the child's understanding is thorough.Subjects Tutored đ
Exam Prep đ
- Naplan tutoring
Tutoring students in đŚ đ§
- year 2
- year 3
- year 4
- year 5
- year 6
About Anishha
Strong Maths and English Tutor with Proven School Success
Anishha is a software engineering student who tutors primary students in maths and English, helping them lift their marks and confidence. She currently runs regular lessons for several primary learners, and has already helped one student move from the mid60s to the 70s in a few months. At school she ranked first in English and STEM across multiple years, showing both strong literacy and problem-solving skills. This tutor brings clear explanations, structured practice, and a calm, patient approach to every session.
Clear Communicator Who Keeps Parents in the Loop
Through her tutoring work, Anishha regularly provides constructive feedback to parents, explaining what has improved and what needs more practice. Her background in customer service and social media work has strengthened her communication skills, so she can break down tricky concepts into simple language for younger students. She is comfortable discussing learning goals, designing step-by-step plans, and adjusting her methods based on a childâs progress, ensuring families always know how their child is tracking.
Creative, Tech-Savvy Mentor Who Engages Young Learners
With experience in creative writing competitions and coding in JavaScript, Python and R, this tutor brings both creativity and technology into her teaching. She draws on her own success in national writing and STEM competitions to show students practical strategies for planning essays, solving worded maths problems, and thinking logically. Anishha enjoys tailoring examples to studentsâ interestsâwhether thatâs stories, games, or puzzlesâso lessons feel engaging rather than intimidating, while still being firmly focused on building strong foundational skills.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
She takes initiative in her own learning and practices concepts she struggles with. She also understood the concepts taught to her much quicker today.
She takes initiative in her own learning and practices concepts she struggles with. She also understood the concepts taught to her much quicker today.
She just needs to work on combining concepts so she can do well in her upcoming test
Once she got a push in the right direction, Carmen was able to quickly solve the questions. She also remains open to correction and is developing a better eye for ...
Once she got a push in the right direction, Carmen was able to quickly solve the questions. She also remains open to correction and is developing a better eye for detail.
She needs to improve the layout of her working out and make it neater. She also needs to consistently revise concepts to avoid forgetting them.
Once the expressions had been explained to her, she managed to solve them with high accuracy. She is also very diligent with her homework.
Once the expressions had been explained to her, she managed to solve them with high accuracy. She is also very diligent with her homework.
She needs to slow down and fully understand the formulas she uses before using them. She also needs work on her substitution skills.
She is confident in the topics and does not shy away from completing questions. She is also getting better at using substitution.
She is confident in the topics and does not shy away from completing questions. She is also getting better at using substitution.
She should get into the habit of writing out a general formula when she is first using a new formula. This will help improve her understanding of the topic.