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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
I enjoy helping others! I needed a tutor for maths and music throughout high school and I found myself improving significantly in those subjects, which I really appreciated. I also enjoyed the professional and friendly relationship that can be formed between tutor and student, to make tutoring sessions less intimidating and more helpful.My Strengths as Tutor 💪
I feel confident in a leadership and teaching role due to my previous experience leading primary and high school aged kids at my church. I am also patient and very eager to help improve the skills of any students in their given subject.Most important things I can do for a student 🏅
The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to help them improve as much as they can in a given subject.Subjects Tutored 🎓
- Maths tutoring in Kareela
- Biology tutoring in Kareela
- Modern History tutoring in Kareela
- English tutoring in Kareela
Exam Prep 📝
- Naplan tutoring
- HSC tutoring
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About Eva
Energetic Kids’ Leader with Real Classroom-Style Experience
Eva brings several years of hands-on experience teaching and leading children through her role as a kids’ leader at a local church program. She regularly prepares and delivers lessons, runs games and activities, and manages groups from preschool to late primary age. This means she is already used to explaining ideas clearly, keeping students engaged, and gently guiding behaviour. Parents can expect a tutor who understands how children think and learn, not just someone who is strong academically.
Strong Communicator and Confident Presenter
Through school debating and performing as a key vocalist in multiple school musicals, Eva has built impressive communication and presentation skills. She knows how to break down complex ideas, speak clearly and confidently, and help shy students find their voice. Her experience in concert band and choir, including holding first chair on flute, shows commitment, discipline, and the ability to work well in a team—qualities she brings into one-on-one and small-group tutoring sessions.
Patient, Relatable Role Model for Primary and Early High School
As a student leader, referee for junior football, and library work experience participant, Eva is used to taking responsibility, staying calm under pressure, and communicating with both children and adults. She relates easily to younger students while still being a positive role model. In tutoring, she draws on games from her kids’ programs and uses practical examples from everyday life to make Maths and English feel less intimidating and more enjoyable, helping students build confidence step by step.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
Summer is improving in her substitution skills and is getting better at identifying and using negative integers properly in problems.
Summer is improving in her substitution skills and is getting better at identifying and using negative integers properly in problems.
Summer struggled with the difficult homework questions involving angles - we will target this next lesson.
Summer is improving consistently in her algebra and shows confidence in the beginnings of using the cartesian plane.
Summer is improving consistently in her algebra and shows confidence in the beginnings of using the cartesian plane.
Summer sometimes struggles with substitution - I will bring further worksheets to focus on this next week as well.
Summer is showing great confidence and memory in her probability skills.
Summer is showing great confidence and memory in her probability skills.
We will circle back to order of operations next week - this seemed to be an area in Summer's quiz that she was less confident in.
Summer's algebra skills and work with percentages granted her good marks in her quiz! We also found a question that she had answered correctly, but the teacher ...
Summer's algebra skills and work with percentages granted her good marks in her quiz! We also found a question that she had answered correctly, but the teacher marked incorrect - so I urged her to speak to her teacher about it.
Computation with decimals sometimes tripped her up - we will revisit this next week.