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Hey there, I'm Jas. I've always had a huge passion for math and science, which is what led me to study Biomedicine at Monash University. When I was in school, I pushed myself to really understand how these subjects work, eventually finishing second in my entire year level and achieving a 90+ ATAR. I also competed in national math competitions like the AMC. Because I’ve recently been through the exact same VCE subjects and subjects up to K-10—Specialist Math, Methods, Chemistry, Physics, and Biology—I know exactly what examiners are looking for, what shortcuts work, and how to help you get the marks you're truly capable of as well as pushing my students to be passionate about the subject as well.
I know how frustrating it is to sit in class feeling completely lost while a teacher rushes through a messy formula on the board. My goal is to make sure you never feel that way. I specialize in breaking down intimidating chemistry equations or complex algebra problems into clear, step-by-step pieces that actually make sense to you. I love using real-world examples so you can understand the "why" behind what you're learning, rather than just memorizing things for a test. Having informally tutored friends, neighbors, and my own younger brother for years, I know how to keep things completely patient, encouraging, and stress free.
School can get overwhelming, which is why I make sure our lessons are a relaxed, comfortable space where you can ask absolutely any question without judgment. Outside of university, I'm a massive sports fan. I love playing cricket, table tennis, chess, and FIFA, and I hit the gym regularly. I also spent time on my school senate and volunteering with the Red Cross, which helped me become a great communicator. I’m here to be more than just someone who helps with your homework; I want to share the exact study habits and mindsets that worked for me so you can build real confidence and crush your goals this year.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
mostly everything especially graphing inverses
mostly everything especially graphing inverses
- extended response questions
understoodthe similiarities and differences in solving polynomials versus quadratics
understoodthe similiarities and differences in solving polynomials versus quadratics
- Mason tends to doubt himself even when hes right at times
- understood concept well and felt ready for test
- understood concept well and felt ready for test
- handwriting at times
understood most of content well esp long division
understood most of content well esp long division
- speed at times but this lesson he worked reallly well