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Tutors in Wakeley include a Primary Education student and seasoned K–10 tutor who was Year 12 Dux, multiple current university students with ATARs up to 97.6 and awards in Maths Olympiad, ICAS and Australian Mathematics Competition, experienced group and private tutors for all ages, and dedicated HSC subject mentors with teaching aspirations or experience.

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Cathy

Economics Tutor Lansdowne, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to foster a supportive learning environment by tailoring their teaching methods to the student's individual needs. One of my key strengths as a tutor is my sense of empathy for students. I understand the challenges they face because I have experienced similar struggles myself. This empathy…
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Jorjuos

Economics Tutor Fairfield East, NSW
- To prepare them academically as well as mentally in relation to school and subjects - To understand the requirements of a task and any feedback given to the student by the teacher, and the ability to express this to the student for them to fathom. - Ability to understand feedback given to student and adress such feedback extensively, leading to…
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Chhavi

Economics Tutor Pemulwuy, NSW
Help them reach their full potential and being there for them even out of lessons via email Patience, Ability to teach using different methods, Kindness,…
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Vincent

Economics Tutor Pemulwuy, NSW
I believe that the most important thing a tutor can do is understand the needs of each student and adapt their teaching style in order to maximise the benefits that the student can get from tutoring. I've had my fair share of tutors growing up and the best tutors I've had weren't necessarily the most intelligent. They were empathetic individuals…
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Aishani

Economics Tutor Hoxton Park, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for the student is believe in the student and motivate the student to learn and achieve their maximum potential. This is then followed by providing knowledge and making sure that the student understands most of the content to be able to gain maximum understanding of the topics. My strengths as a tutor is…
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Chloe

Economics Tutor Chester Hill, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for their student is support them in all aspects of their life, not just academia. By doing this, you build a strong yet professional relationship with the student, where there is mutual respect and trust. Following this, students are more inclined to listen, do homework and work hard. My strengths as a…
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Daniel

Economics Tutor Lurnea, NSW
Being able to give them the independence of trying a question and then spending a reasonable amount of time trying to solve it rather than only explaining for the full tutoring session. My strength would be pinpointing what the student doesn't understand and using analogies or using patterns from concepts they already understand to portray the…
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johnavon

Economics Tutor Greystanes, NSW
It is most important that a tutor can deepen a students understanding of a topic as well as introducing tips and shortcuts that help the student achieve positive results in the easiest manner. My strengths as a tutor are that i am a quick thinker and strong in problem solving so i am able to educate students in an efficient manner while also…
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Anju

Economics Tutor Girraween, NSW
1. Be optimistic and increase the student's self esteem 2. Identify the gaps in knowledge and fill them in so student has proper understanding 3. Encourage student to ask questions and give the correct answers I'm always prepared. I'm good with young kids and teenagers. I'm patient, optimistic and…
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Minal

Economics Tutor Merrylands, NSW
A tutor holds important role for a student, and it is highly critical for tutors to engage in certain activities. Through gaining an in-depth understanding of the students learning needs, weakness, and strengths is very important. This is because getting to know the students helps form stronger connections and a better learning environment and…
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Rahul

Economics Tutor Pendle Hill, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student involves identifying and fixing areas of weakness for the student. Another important thing a tutor should do is explain the content in a clear and confident manner so that students actually understand the content that is being taught. I also believe a tutor should not provide the answer to a…
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Vansh

Economics Tutor Merrylands, NSW
Empathise, empathise, empathise! I think tutors have to put themselves in their tutee's shoes and understand how they might respond and grasp to teaching approaches and concepts, tailoring their teaching around it. A teacher's predominant responsibility is to TEACH, which demands building a personal relationship with the tutee; proficiency in a…
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Bibi

Economics Tutor Merrylands, NSW
Being a tutor is a responsible job and requires lots of time devoted to be available when the student needs help with their studies. I believe it is important for a tutor to understand a student's needs and plan the teaching process in such a way where the student can benefit the most. My strength is that I am very patient and a good listener. Not…
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Samuel

Economics Tutor Moorebank, NSW
Giving hope and helping kids realise they can achieve. In a world when we're always on the go, providing time to listen, ask questions and understand where a student is having difficulty. Teaching students to want to learn. A psychological strengthening. Patient, energetic, empathetic, positive, approachable, reliable, supportive, creative,…
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Sonika

Economics Tutor Merrylands, NSW
Providing constructive feedback and guidance to help students improve their understanding and academic performance. I believe cultivating critical thinking skills by encouraging students to think critically, ask questions, and analyze information independently and inspiring curiosity and enthusiasm for learning by making lessons engaging,…
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Kishore

Economics Tutor Pendle Hill, NSW
A good tutor can not only teach a student the content but can make the student truly engage with the subject and deeply enjoy the subject, making sure they truly understand what is being taught. I believe that I am able to adapt my teaching style to suit the different needs of different…
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Malik

Economics Tutor Chester Hill, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to provide clear explanations, build their confidence, tailor instruction to their individual needs, foster independent learning, and offer constructive feedback. As a tutor, my strengths include clear communication, patience, and the ability to tailor my teaching methods to individual…
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Jayden

Economics Tutor Chester Hill, NSW
The most important thing is empowering the student to achieve their best and supporting them no matter the mark. Ensuring a child has confidence in answer questions and being unafraid of getting answers wrong allows students to reach their potential. Stepping out of your comfort zone to try new methods and solve complex problems is what makes a…
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Jeremy

Economics Tutor Merrylands, NSW
Being the middle ground between self-learning and learning in a classroom. A tutor not only teaches but functions as an advisor of sorts because a tutor was once or still is a student. Because of that, he or she can acutely understand the mindset of another student, since they may have had that same mindset only recently. I am articulate, being…
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Issac

Economics Tutor Chester Hill, NSW
Empathising with the student is important but also allowing the student to properly express the areas of study that they are having trouble with so that as a tutor I can help them. I think I am able to read the students body language well to make sure that they understand. I also time manage well and offer help out of tuition…
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Claret

Economics Tutor Chester Hill, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be patient and empathetic with them. Learning from a tutor can be frustrating and tiresome, especially when the student is not getting it right. A tutor should have the ability to carry the student through this, encouraging and motivating them to achieve their best academic…
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Rhea

Economics Tutor Girraween, NSW
The most important thing I can do for a student is to help them love what they're learning. Therefore, I believe the greatest achievement for a teacher is to make become self-sufficient and passionate about their own academic journey. I am creative and patient, a combination which enables me to distil a concept until it is simple to understand for…
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Rishi

Economics Tutor Girraween, NSW
I consider the ability to view a concept/problem from a student's perspective to be the most important thing a tutor can do for a student. This is the only way a tutor can truly connect with a student and teach in a manner to ensure a student gains the maximum understanding of a subject. A strength I have as a tutor is my empathy. I am able to see…

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Content Covered

Year 7 student Emily worked through algebraic equations and reviewed indices, using past exam questions to address common errors.

Year 8 student Elizabeth revised surds and indices in preparation for an upcoming test, with a focus on accurate simplification.

For Year 6, Liam concentrated on strengthening core skills in multiplication and division, revisiting foundational calculations to build confidence and accuracy.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student often jumped straight to answers in algebra and fractions, skipping written working and making errors that could have been caught by showing steps. As a tutor observed, "she skipped wording questions that seemed hard," missing out on valuable practice with complex problems.

In Year 11 revision, a student repeatedly relied on familiar techniques for trigonometry but avoided harder composite shape problems unless prompted, leading to shaky confidence before tests.

One Year 5 student was reluctant to write down working in long division, causing confusion during feedback; key calculation mistakes went unnoticed until homework review time.

Recent Achievements

A Wakeley tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to skip working steps now writing down known values and what she needs to find, which has made problem-solving much smoother.

Another high school student recently began openly double-checking her work after each question, catching small errors on her own rather than waiting for hints—something she hesitated to do before.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student who previously guessed at fractions is now actively reopening her tutoring notebook to check past strategies before attempting new problems, showing more independence in tackling tricky fraction questions.

Local Spots for Tutoring

If you'd prefer not to have lessons at home, tutoring can also take place at a local library—such as Wetherill Park Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like King Park Public School.