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Deer Park's tutors include a former university lecturer and valedictorian with primary teaching expertise, a PhD physics candidate and ex-assistant lecturer, Kumon-trained mentors, experienced school maths teachers, STEM educators, award-winning peer leaders, Olympiad and high-ATAR achievers, plus passionate subject specialists pursuing advanced degrees in education, science, mathematics, and the arts.

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Abenezer

Physics Tutor Deer Park, VIC
- Be able to teach in multiple ways to suit the student - Know the content back to front - Have flexible hours to meet and respond to student queries. - Have various resources to satisfy and consolidate the needs of the students. My strong understanding in the fields of maths and science will serve to be an asset. I am able to explain concepts…
Tatek
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Tatek

Physics Tutor Deer Park, VIC
-make the teaching-learning process interactive -ask students for help and discuss their problems, show them several pathways to solve a particular mathematical problem Discuss the course content, assist students with their homework problems. Encourage students to increase their academic performance by giving them positive feedback and discuss…
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Tanvir
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Tanvir

Physics Tutor Deer Park, VIC
The most important thing for a physics tutor is to first understand the strengths and weaknesses of his student and then use his/her strengths as a tool to minimize his/her weaknesses. I can present almost everything as simple analogies which makes them easy to understand and…
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Anjolaoluwa

Physics Tutor Cairnlea, VIC
As a a physics tutor, it is important to be able to communicate clearly with the student, building trust and a comfortable learning environment, encouraging questions and offering reassuarance when needed and ensuring that the student is making meaningful progress with time. When teaching, I like to start from the basics and making sure the…
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Kritika

Physics Tutor Cairnlea, VIC
Making him understand that nothing is impossible. Motivated the students is must. When they will start believing in themselves they will surely be successful in life. Very dedicated. Patient and calm Optimistic and enthusiastic. I love to teach, i never get bored in this work.This is my passion. I am very patient and always ready to tell…
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Elon

Physics Tutor Cairnlea, VIC
Providing a thorough explanation of the work, as well as providing an adequate number of questions to test their knowledge. Ability to explain concepts step by step to improve the understanding of the individual on a topic, and quantity of practice questions provided to…
Hasan Mohammad Abdul
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Hasan Mohammad Abdul

Physics Tutor Sunshine West, VIC
The most important things a physics tutor can do for a student are to foster a supportive and encouraging learning environment, tailor their teaching approach to meet the student's individual needs, and build the student's confidence in their abilities. Additionally, a tutor should provide clear explanations, offer constructive feedback, and…
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Rabya

Physics Tutor Derrimut, VIC
The best thing is to guide a student in a direction which is best according his or her capabilities. He/she should be motivated to follow the path in which he /she has upper hand or better grasping power. Tutoring is not just about teaching ......It decides the future of next generations. So a physics tutor acts as a blueprint for a student's…
Parminder
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Parminder

Physics Tutor Derrimut, VIC
1.Tutor should help students with homework by explaining it and discussing how to complete it Provide additional resources to support learning 2. Tutor must used easy ways of teaching and for difficult topics so that students can learn in an interesting way I never feeling tired or bored during teaching,I can listen students problems very…
HASNE
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HASNE

Physics Tutor Derrimut, VIC
The most important things a physics tutor can do is to engage, motivate and inspire students to learn. Tutors have a great influence on a student's mind as well. So, it is important for a tutor to be a great mentor for a student so that the student is able to find the right pathway of moving ahead in life. This involves helping students identify…
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Muzammil

Physics Tutor Derrimut, VIC
1. Understand the strong areas a student is in, let's say it's hard to teach the student mathematics/science when his/her passion is towards art. Understanding the key competencies of a student makes a good tutor, who can then channel them in the right direction to progressive and efficient results. 2. Practical learning, it's easier to teach…
Kanika
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Kanika

Physics Tutor Derrimut, VIC
I believe the most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to build their confidence and foster a positive attitude towards learning. By creating a supportive and encouraging environment, tutors can help students overcome their fears and self-doubt, which is often the biggest barrier to their success. This involves not only…
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Harmanjot

Physics Tutor Derrimut, VIC
Tutor can guide the student effectively. Tutoring doesn’t mean delivering lecture and completing the curriculum. It is responsible for holistic development of the pupils. Most important a teacher can do is to check the students individual growth and planning for the same. I have more than 4 years of teaching experience. I have taught formally as…
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Harshil

Physics Tutor Sunshine West, VIC
In my opinion successful tutors build strong, personal relationships with their students. Also tutors listen and communicate early and often with parents and teachers. I am the type pf person who is willing to put as much as effort as possible to get the student satisfactory grades. I am also kind and doesn't get furstrated when…
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Nazibur

Physics Tutor St Albans, VIC
A tutor is a very important role model and source for guidance for a student that is unparalleled by any other roles in the society I am patient and…
Huy
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Huy

Physics Tutor Albion, VIC
The most important things a physics tutor can do for a students is to guide them not only in subjects wise but as well as helping their personal problems if they are willing to share as it can affect their learning capabilities. Thus, communication is a first step that tutors need to establish between his/her students. What I'm confident in is my…
Alex
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Alex

Physics Tutor St Albans, VIC
I have been inspired by educators who encourage their students' learning and find different ways to teach the same concepts. For students who struggle, helping them understand basic/intermediate concepts is a big step. Getting quality responses and correct answers by themselves builds confidence in student learning, and creates positive feedback…
Ravi
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Ravi

Physics Tutor Sunshine West, VIC
Bring a slightest change in their understanding. I am able to guide students to approach a topic in a different but a simple way with which difficult topics would be easy to…
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Gia Thanh Binh

Physics Tutor Caroline Springs, VIC
In my opinion, the most important thing a physics tutor can do is to inspire curiosity and a passion for learning in their students. Academic knowledge from a tutor may sometimes be limited or even incorrect, but if students are motivated to learn, they will invest time in researching and expanding their understanding. Besides, a positive attitude…
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leshan

Physics Tutor Caroline Springs, VIC
The most important thing for a physics tutor is to never underestimate a student, and to be there for them as a support and to show them that they can. If a student loses self esteem and think that they can't do it...they wont. It's all about giving them a healthy mindset which allows them to gain the knowledge given. My biggest strength i believe…
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John (Jean Pierre)

Physics Tutor St Albans, VIC
Motivating them Opening to students so they can speak their…
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Angelique

Physics Tutor Sunshine, VIC
Patience, dedication to the success of their students, preparation and hard work Passion for teaching and helping…
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Nguyen

Physics Tutor Sunshine North, VIC
Build a healthy relationship with student and help them build a healthy relationship with learning in general so they don't dread showing up to class/tutor feeling like they don't belong. It is also crucial that they believe in themselves and sustain a growth and open mindset when approaching studying. I feel like THE most important concept…

Local Reviews

Minh aka Truc has been fabulous in the short amount of time I have worked with her. She really has given me the confidence I needed to have a better mindset going in to an exam. From the start she was approachable and understanding. I never felt like I was being judged, she was able to answer all my questions with an explanation on how she got the answer.
Vanessa, Burnside

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Content Covered

Year 6 student Aashi focused on simplifying fractions and converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages using practical examples.

In Year 9, Alexia worked through ratios and financial maths concepts from her schoolwork, as well as revisited measurement topics like area and perimeter with extra written notes for clarification.

For a senior secondary student, Daniel tackled the long division algorithm for polynomials along with the Remainder Theorem and Factor Theorem to strengthen his understanding of polynomial arithmetic.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8, one student often missed key terms in worded maths questions, leading to incorrect answers; a tutor observed, "she would misread or miss integral terms and vocabulary."

In VCE Economics, a senior student failed a recent test—less from lack of effort than from struggling to organize revision and recall material under pressure.

Another Year 7 learner sometimes left homework incomplete, which slowed progress with multi-step equations.

Meanwhile, in Year 5 English, difficulty piecing together ideas into essay structure made written tasks feel overwhelming.

Moments like these show how process habits can shape both understanding and confidence during lessons.

Recent Achievements

One Deer Park tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to rely heavily on the CAS calculator now confidently factorises expressions by hand, even double-checking her work by expanding brackets herself.

In a recent session with a Year 8 student, the tutor saw him tackle multi-step equations—where he previously got stuck choosing which operation to do first—and after some practice, he started completing them independently.

Meanwhile, during primary sessions, one Year 6 student has begun backchecking her answers on tricky worded maths problems; as a result, she's making far fewer mistakes than before and now finishes these questions accurately without prompting.

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 St Albans Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like St Peter Chanel School.