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Tutors in Wangara include a Montessori-trained educator with seven years' classroom experience, a First Class Honours primary teacher with international expertise, high school and ATAR science specialists, university medallists in mathematics and engineering, an accomplished private maths tutor, Kumon mentors, and award-winning academic achievers recognised for leadership and mentoring young learners.

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Shannen

English Tutor Joondalup, WA
- Understand the student, Every student is different. Some grasp concepts quickly, some need a visual way of learning and some just need encouragement. These can severely impact how a student performs. - Break down lessons as simple as possible, I may know the concept, but if I can explain the concept as simple as possible, it helps the student…
Shayanton
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Shayanton

English Tutor Heathridge, WA
Understand how the student thinks, and how best to reach out to them so that they understand the topic most effectively, and most importantly create a fun environment where studying can be viewed as a fun activity as well. My strengths are empathy, critical thinking ability and enthusiasm for learning. I can explain one item (e.g. math problem) in…
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Diya
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Diya

English Tutor Heathridge, WA
Students spend a major part of a day in school. Many children are unable to get the most of it due to time-constraints and lack of individual attention in a class. However, there are a few students who maintain attention and focus in a classroom environment. Reason is they are more prepared than the rest. If a child follows what is happening in…
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Ropafadzai

English Tutor Sorrento, WA
I think the most important things a tutor can do is listen to the students and identify their problem areas. Providing motivation to students help them persevere is quite essential to their development. I am a good listener and problem solver. I enjoy a challenge and always ask questions to feed my natural curiosity. I am also committed and loyal…
Carlo
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Carlo

English Tutor Mullaloo, WA
It is incredibly important for the tutor to adapt to a style of teaching that is suitable for every individual student, as kids learn and process information in their own unique way. My strengths as a tutor are my ability to communicate kindly and effectively to kids of all…
Jeffrey
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Jeffrey

English Tutor Nollamara, WA
I believe that one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student, is to help them build confidence in their own academic abilities by supporting them in a way that reinforces their sense of self achievement. It is also important for a tutor to reinforce and support the student's classroom learning, beyond set homework and assignments…
Alexander
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Alexander

English Tutor Kallaroo, WA
Let the students understand where they have gone wrong and, instead of telling them the answer right away, letting the student work it out for themselves with some guidance from the tutor if necessary. This way, the student can start to learn how to notice their own mistakes and will be able to further develop their writing style. One comment I…
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Nhu-Y

English Tutor Gwelup, WA
To be fully committed to helping a student achieve above and beyond their goals. Not to just teach and show them the bare minimum of what they need help with but to set them on a path that will aid them in fulfilling their future journey independently. I think setting a priority in listening and understanding the students needs as well as their…
Shelby
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Shelby

English Tutor Joondalup, WA
Understand the students method of learning and cater to it Empathy - i understand the struggle kids go through and the pressure they’re under so don’t like to inflict that…
Shannon
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Shannon

English Tutor Dianella, WA
I believe that it is important for a tutor to provide constructive but fair feedback to their students, while also providing practical advice and support to them, so they can improve in areas where they were originally struggling. I believe that I am a patient and understanding person, who is quite personable and can talk to people easily. I have…
Jeel
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Jeel

English Tutor Stirling, WA
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is leaving them with a range of tools for study that they can use on their own at school or if I’m not around. The student being able to use study techniques that I have taught them on their own accord is what I would aim to achieve. My strengths as a tutor would have to be my…
Connie
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Connie

English Tutor Karrinyup, WA
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is be patient. Everyone learns at their own pace, and it can be frustrating for a student when they cannot quite grasp a tricky idea. It takes patience and understanding to help that student make positive progress. I believe that my communication skills are my greatest strength as a…

Local Reviews

Tri is very calm and approachable. My daughter has found him to be friendly and easy to work with.
Teneile Tushingham, Darch

Inside WangaraTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 3 student Ethan worked on single- and double-digit addition and subtraction, as well as building confidence with the 1 and 2 times tables using matching card games.

In Year 9, Lily focused on solving linear equations and working through algebra textbook exercises, then reviewed her test results to target areas needing extra practice.

Meanwhile, Year 10 student Max tackled quadratic factorisation—including difference of perfect squares—and extended into transformations of quadratic functions, supporting his understanding with graph-based examples.

Recent Challenges

A Year 11 student reviewing a recent test found most marks lost to "silly mistakes" under time pressure; as discussed, better planning in assessments is needed to avoid these errors.

In Year 8 algebra, one learner repeatedly swapped y- and x-intercepts—this mix-up, noted during graph work, made it hard to check answers efficiently.

Meanwhile, a Year 3 child tackling two-times tables often guessed rather than counted or worked through the logic, slowing improvement. As one tutor put it: "He tended to guess answers...and was usually incorrect unless physically counting." This left him frustrated when clues ran out.

Recent Achievements

One Wangara tutor noticed a Year 11 student who used to hesitate on tough problems now attempts challenging questions independently, showing much more initiative.

Another high schooler who previously struggled with indice laws managed to complete all related exercises independently this week—something she hadn't done before.

In primary sessions, a Year 4 student who would often guess answers began asking clarifying questions when unsure and finished his maths worksheet with only one prompt from the tutor.

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 Woodvale Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Madeley Primary School.