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Avipsha

PDHPE Tutor Seddon, VIC
I believe patience is important as everyone learns and works at a different pace so being able to cope with that is important. Moreover, it is crucial that a tutor is open-minded and non-judgemental as the concept of learning is different for everyone. Further, a tutor should be organized and behave professionally to set out the aura of a good…
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Emma

PDHPE Tutor Albion, VIC
-Assess the student’s strengths, weaknesses, learning style, and goals. -Design lessons and exercises that address the specific needs and pace of the student. -Build confidence and give positive reinforcement through using constructive feedback to boost the student’s confidence. -Help the student set and achieve realistic and attainable…
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Maidah

PDHPE Tutor Derrimut, VIC
A tutor should build the child’s confidence and knowledge. This means creating a a safe and encouraging environment, helping them develop problem solving skills and showing them how to approach learning independently. I also find it really important to celebrate a students progress, no matter how small or big it is , so they stay motivated and…
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Dwight

PDHPE Tutor Burnside, VIC
Develop the students knowledge base from the ground up of the topic/s to gradually become independent with the confidence through competency to tackle the assessment regarding the topic on their own. When I understand a subject- being able to explain it so that another person can understand (taking in account their different learning styles,…
Isabelle
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Isabelle

PDHPE Tutor Keilor, VIC
I think that the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to show them their worth, learning-wise. There are so many people who convince themselves that they are incapable of obtaining good marks, setting them up for instant failure. A good tutor is one who can identify strengths as well as weaknesses, and rather than use the…
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Tahsin

PDHPE Tutor Truganina, VIC
to guide them through their work so they can do it themselves and also build a trusting relationship Very friendly and…
Sumaya
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Sumaya

PDHPE Tutor Truganina, VIC
I consider building a supportive and encouraging relationship to be crucial. It's important for students to feel safe asking questions and making mistakes. Providing personalized instruction that caters to their specific needs and learning pace is also key. Offering constructive feedback and fostering motivation helps keep them engaged and driven…
Shukria
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Shukria

PDHPE Tutor Truganina, VIC
I consider communication to be the most important thing a tutor can do for a student, if the communication is not there it’s harder for the student to learn their content meaning grades won’t be at optimal level. I personally think my strengths are that I’m very patient and will not mind going over content until my student understands. I’m…
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Kieran

PDHPE Tutor Yarraville, VIC
O believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to be patient and understanding. Each student will be at different level, so its important too work with that student and gain an understanding of how they learn best so you can then adapt your teaching techniques to best suit. I believe my strengths as a tutor would be; -Being…
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Darby

PDHPE Tutor Footscray, VIC
As being a student not long ago, I would like my tutor to be patient and willing to work along side and show different ways of working out the task. I have loads of experience as an education support worker in primary schools and loved it, I found myself often working 1 on 1 with students and I have a personally that is bright and fun. I think I…
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Banjot

PDHPE Tutor Taylors Lakes, VIC
The most important thing a tutor can do is ensure that students are understanding the fundamentals of concepts, which will endeavour in success. I am patient, organised, responsible and I have study habits that are unique and work well to ensure you get the result you…

Local Reviews

Belle has benefited immensely from Amir's tuition and she has regained her confidence in both English and Maths.
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Content Covered

Year 7 student Sarah practised using the distributive law and calculating mean, median, and mode from small data sets.

Year 9 student Emily worked through Pythagoras' theorem applications and tackled questions on compass bearings with basic trigonometry, making use of diagrams for clarity.

Meanwhile, Year 11 student Josh focused on solving quadratic inequalities and explored how the discriminant affects the number of solutions to a quadratic equation.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student often avoided completing maths homework, which made it hard to reinforce lesson content; as one tutor noted, "even if she is wrong, she should at least try."

In Year 11 physics, missing key gaps from previous years led to confusion when formulas needed to be applied—especially when independent reading was skipped.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner's tendency to erase and rewrite answers slowed progress in division tasks.

In English for Year 10, getting stuck on paragraph ideas during essay writing left the page blank far longer than necessary, sapping confidence for future attempts.

Recent Achievements

One Ardeer tutor noticed a Year 10 student who previously struggled to use formulas in maths now independently applies them to solve exam questions, leading to a near-perfect score of 36 out of 37 on their last assessment.

A Year 8 student, who often hesitated to ask for help before, has started voicing questions mid-session and now tackles probability problems confidently after repeated explanations finally clicked.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner—once needing step-by-step support—recently completed her multiplication tables with only minimal prompting and finished all assigned problems without errors.

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 Brimbank Libraries—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mother of God School.