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Kayla
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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? ๐Ÿ˜

That aha! moment. When it clicks and the student understands what you have been teaching them.

My Strengths as Tutor ๐Ÿ’ช

Patience & understanding.

Most important things I can do for a student ๐Ÿ…

Empowering the student to be engaged in their own learning, to be proud of their achievements and to push through the challenges.

Tutoring students in ๐Ÿ‘ฆ ๐Ÿ‘ง

  • year 1
  • year 2
  • year 3
  • year 4
  • year 5
  • year 6
  • year 7

About Kayla

My Experience

I am currently studying a Bachelor of Early Childhood Education, and I have completed around 45%. I have worked as a relief special needs education assistant over the past 6 years in both mainstream schools and specialised schools. I have previously worked in early childhood education and as a disability support carer.

Strong Understanding of Diverse Needs and Behaviour

With a long history supporting children with disabilities and additional needs, Kayla brings deep patience and practical strategies to her tutoring. She has completed training in how trauma affects childrenโ€™s development and behaviour, sensory-based regulation, and understanding and managing anxiety in children. In practice, this means she can recognise when a child is overwhelmed and adjust the session with movement breaks, sensory tools or quieter activities. Parents looking for someone who โ€œgetsโ€ their childโ€™s challenges will find Kayla thoughtful, observant and proactive.

Play-Based, Creative and Family-Focused Approach

Kayla blends her early childhood studies with real-world experience running playgroups and facilitating peer support sessions for parents and caregivers. She often turns maths and English concepts into playful, hands-on activities that feel more like games than lessons, which is especially effective for primary students. As a foster carer and volunteer playgroup co-ordinator, she understands family pressures and communicates clearly with parents about progress and next steps. This tutor aims to make learning enjoyable while steadily building core skills and independence.