Tutors in Camden include a PhD physicist and gold-medal education graduate, an HSC Honour Roll recipient, primary and early childhood teaching specialists, high-ATAR university students, peer mentors, accomplished maths and science competitors, school prefects and netball coaches—offering deep experience in K–12 tutoring, academic achievement, youth leadership and creative student engagement.
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Standard Dania our tutor is a blessing! My daughter is able to open up to Dania and has managed to engage conversations/ relationship/ trust and so just after a few lessons she's now able to have a better understanding of maths concepts where as before she was really struggling to comprehend it. Although my daughter still has much more to learn I'm confident that Dania will be able to take her to the next level.Angela, Camden
Year 4 student Chloe focused on addition and subtraction strategies as well as understanding decimal point questions, often using number patterns to reinforce concepts.
For Year 8, Jayden reviewed solving equations with variables on both sides and tackled worded problems involving algebraic expressions.
In Year 11, Sam concentrated on integration skills, specifically indefinite integrals and finding the area under curves.
In Year 8 mathematics, one student struggled with layout in geometry revision—notes were "hard to follow" and diagrams often left unfinished, making it difficult to check working during test prep.
In Year 10 algebra, another avoided writing out steps for factorisation, leading to repeated errors that "weren't obvious until the answer didn't match."
A senior (Year 12) student skipped assigned practice on integration rules and did not complete a required summary sheet; this led to confusion when tackling unfamiliar curve-sketching questions under time pressure.
Missed homework or incomplete exercises made it harder for each to consolidate their understanding before assessments.
A Camden tutor recently noticed a Year 8 student who used to get stuck on ratios now independently chooses which method to apply, especially with worded problems.
In Year 10, one student who previously hesitated to ask for help is now openly checking her algebra steps during sessions and double-checking equations before moving on.
Meanwhile, a primary schooler has started volunteering answers when working through decimals—she'd often stay quiet in earlier lessons but now explains her thinking out loud. Last session, she finished all ten decimal conversion questions without any errors.
