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Yallah's tutors include a 40-year education veteran with extensive primary, high school, ESL and distance learning experience, a NSW-accredited classroom teacher leading K–6 maths support, national-level Maths Olympiad achievers and academic award-winners, seasoned robotics instructors and camp leaders, homeschooling specialists in physics and maths, and accomplished youth coaches and mentors.

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Heath

Physics Tutor Yallah, NSW
Allow them to figure it out themselves. Giving them the answer is detrimental and they aren't actually learning. Providing clues, hints or simply even breaking questions down into sub questions allows them to approach concepts and questions more easily and break it down into manageable chunks. Being able to approach problems and issues from…
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John

Physics Tutor Oak Flats, NSW
I always find people learn best when they're comfortable and truly believe they can master the concept. Therefore, I would say the most important thing for a physics tutor is to build a mutual respect with their student. From there encouragement, communication, and teaching is much easier. Although I have a good knowledge off mathematics and the…
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Dhoniya

Physics Tutor Berkeley, NSW
Personally, a physics tutor is someone outside of school who the student can rely on for their studies. Students show their vulnerability here so that tutor can build them to be strong at school. So a tutor can help the student be strong on their subjects and understand the subject with life. Understanding the student on what they need first and…
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Reynamol

Physics Tutor Lake Heights, NSW
Being available for your students is the most significant thing any tutor can do. Just being available alone is not the thing, you must also be able to communicate with them in order to understand where they are facing difficulties while learning. Understand their problems and provide the best solution for them to catch things better. A single…
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Muhammad Taha

Physics Tutor Albion Park Rail, NSW
A good tutor helps a student feel confident and curious. They make tough subjects easy and fun to understand. They are patient, adapt to students' needs, and always encourage them to do their best. I am good at understanding different ways people learn and making complex topics easy to grasp. I am patient and know my subjects well, which helps me…
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Ahmad Fraz

Physics Tutor Koonawarra, NSW
When you're a physics tutor, students are like children to us. Nothing is more valuable than our children. Everything we do, every good aspect we think of still feel less for our children. That's how I see myself as a tutor As a tutor I feel I can connect with the students more deeply as I have been studying human psychology for a long period of…
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Timothy

Physics Tutor Koonawarra, NSW
Be considerate, patient, understanding, and non-judgemental. It can be very hard to accept help in the first place, and being made to feel like you're failing or a burden is only going to make that harder. I work to understand how their mind works so I can explain in a way they will best understand. I am also very patient, particularly with those…
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Anton

Physics Tutor Albion Park, NSW
A tutor must not only teach the student, but also be a mentor in terms of their academic growth, confidence, and overall approach to learning. This means helping students develop strong study habits, encouraging them to think critically, and supporting them through challenges so they can become independent and resilient learners. I provide…
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David

Physics Tutor Koonawarra, NSW
Give confidence Increase understanding Increase enthusiasm for subject Patience, empathy, subject knowledge. Love of…
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Kayla

Physics Tutor Koonawarra, NSW
- be supportive - be a safe space to make mistakes and learn - be positive, give reassurance I am extremely patient. Having to work in a special education need setting and dealing with a variety of students needs, patience is definitely a skill I have…
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Maxwell

Physics Tutor Koonawarra, NSW
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to be open to other methods and understanding that everyone is unique in the areas they struggle with and everyone's solutions to this are unique as well. Being patient with students allows them to work at a pace they feel comfortable with, this will allow them to find enjoyment…
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Waruna

Physics Tutor Kanahooka, NSW
Not just preparing students for exams but teach the way of life and how helpful the education for live a successful life. I can understand the thinking pattern of the student when I'm teaching and then I can explain subject by using practical applications. That will always work when teaching Physics and…
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Annu

Physics Tutor Brownsville, NSW
Give the student a sense of control, Reward them for their learning and achievements, make an effort to know them better and make things fun while teaching. I build a rapport with all of my students. Gets to know their strengths and weaknesses. Have an open and honest relationship with the students. Act professionally, respectably and be patient.…
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Fahim

Physics Tutor Kembla Grange, NSW
I believe the most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to nurture a friendly and open environment that encourages ongoing, honest communication. Such an environment allows for the development of trust, a common understanding of the goals of the student and encourages students to actively seek assistance without fear of…
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Minh

Physics Tutor Kembla Grange, NSW
Understanding the way a student thinks about things and views the world, making them more confident and showing them various pathways which lead to an answer or a new method of thinking. Being open-minded to learning new things and about new people whilst also being quite friendly and easily approachable, allowing new people I meet to be more…
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Mashroor

Physics Tutor Berkeley, NSW
An underperforming student can be encouraged to perform better by the right tutor and it can really impact their education for good. I am an engineer and I believe mathematics is my…

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Emmaculate is building up the maths confidence for my child. She explains the concepts well. My child enjoys the math lessons.
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Content Covered

Year 7 student Cailyn worked on adding, subtracting, and multiplying **algebraic terms with fractions and pronumerals**, as well as identifying like terms for simplification.

In Year 11, Daniel focused on solving **non-right-angled triangle problems using the sine rule** and applying bearings in trigonometry questions.

Year 12 student Nicholas revised network concepts such as **critical paths** and also practised non-right-angled trigonometry by tackling past HSC exam questions.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 Maths, one student "kept most of the process in her head," which made it hard to spot where she was stuck—especially during linear equations with fractions and unit conversions.

For Year 11, not writing out equations before using a calculator led to input errors, flipping positives and negatives.

In a Year 4 lesson, relying on number charts slowed multiplication fluency and meant more time was spent checking basics than tackling new problems.

Meanwhile, an HSC student hesitated to use feedback after making mistakes in critical path questions; this left similar issues recurring on practice exams.

Recent Achievements

One Yallah tutor noticed that a Year 11 student, who used to rely heavily on hints, completed an entire practice paper almost independently—only asking for help once or twice—which marks a big shift from earlier sessions.

Meanwhile, a Year 9 student has started proactively referring back to her own notes and now asks for extra example questions to memorise steps, instead of waiting passively; last week she even organised what to put on her cheat sheet by herself.

In primary maths, Ariana began using new multiplication tricks she'd struggled with before and now solves flashcard problems quickly without reminders.

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 Albion Park Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mount Brown Public School.