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Harley is a high-performing maths student who achieved top results in Advanced Mathematics (more than 90%) and strong results in Extension Mathematics. He knows the current curriculum expectations and what exam markers look for, so he can help students not just “get the answer” but set out their working clearly and efficiently. Harley breaks down complex problems into simple, logical steps and enjoys showing students multiple ways to tackle tricky questions, building both confidence and accuracy.
This tutor has several years of informal tutoring experience, regularly helping his younger siblings with schoolwork in both maths and English. He has also spent multiple years working with children while promoting interactive technology and games, learning how to quickly build rapport and keep young learners engaged. Harley uses relatable examples, questions, and games to keep sessions lively, while still guiding students to stay focused and complete their work to a high standard.
Through his studies in game design and development, Harley has developed strong coding and problem-solving skills, which translate into a very logical, step-by-step tutoring style. He has created and presented his own game projects, including an award-winning game jam entry, showing he can design engaging, user-friendly experiences—skills he brings into his lesson planning. This tutor is calm, patient, and organised, helping students set clear goals, track progress, and see real improvement over time.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
Was able to follow the trig equations well knowing what to substitute.
Was able to follow the trig equations well knowing what to substitute.
Bearings and parallel rules, identifying trig rules.
After going through an example was able to lead their own working out and rearrange equations
After going through an example was able to lead their own working out and rearrange equations
More practise with rearranging equations needed and using invisible numbers
Has an understanding of what to do when applied.
Has an understanding of what to do when applied.
Rearranging equations takes a bit of time just needs more confidence to fail deliberately. Some simple mistakes like missed signs and ignored brackets
Was able to convert between units when required and did a better job at keeping track of units. SD and distribution curves was picked up quick.
Was able to convert between units when required and did a better job at keeping track of units. SD and distribution curves was picked up quick.
Ratios need a little more contextual understanding to be able to do independently. Distribution curves Above and Below questions were found to be tricky.