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Tutors in Engadine include a K–12 classroom teacher with five years' experience and a Bachelor of Education, maths tutors with ATARs up to 96.5, a seasoned SLSO supporting high schoolers with disabilities, youth mentors, state-level academic award winners, experienced sports and music coaches, peer leaders, and university scholars in STEM and law.

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Zenan

Tutor Gymea, NSW
The Important thing is to give students a sense of confidence in their ability. This will require the tutor to integrate complex ideas into simple, straightforward concepts. Once the student realizes their capability, they can endure failures, learn from mistakes and try again. My strength as a tutor is definitely my close and friendly…
Jack
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Jack

Tutor Gymea, NSW
Communicating topics to a student in a way they can understand and ensuring the student grasps key concepts by rewording things is essential. My strengths are my large knowledge base and my communication…
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Antonio

Tutor Illawong, NSW
A tutor has to be understanding and respectful to the student that they are teaching, they need to realise that these individuals don't have the same level of knowledge as them at the time, so they need time to learn and understand difficult concepts and that require more explanation. The key is to build a strong healthy and friendly relationship…
Matthew
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Matthew

Tutor Yowie Bay, NSW
Providing clear academic support, personalizing the learning experience, and fostering confidence. While explaining concepts is important, it's equally valuable to equip students with problem-solving skills. Tailoring my approach to each student's learning style and interests allows for deeper understanding. Additionally, creating a supportive…
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James

Tutor Kareela, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is to be supportive. Even the students struggling the most always have something they're doing well. The tutors job is to highlight that and develop skills to transfer those proficiencies to other areas of the subject. Furthermore the tutor must be patient. A student is there because they need help and are…
Kate
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Kate

Tutor Kareela, NSW
I think that students generally need a lot of support, and that a tutor should be able to provide an avenue through which a student is able to feel comfortable, supported and encouraged. I think that I’m good at connecting with students and building a relationship. I am a very enthusiastic person and I believe that lends itself to creating an…
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Simon

Tutor Miranda, NSW
Build their confidence and prepare them before an exam. This personally was the most important thing for me prior to every exam as I would always enter panicked and feeling nauseous. After being tutored, I feel this is one of the most necessary and significant thing a tutor can do for a student. I am very patient and can attempt to explain a…
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Justin

Tutor Lugarno, NSW
Engage them in each lesson as there is only a limited time per week and making those hours count for the student is in my opinion the most important thing to do as a teacher. - My patience - My ability to adapt lesson plans to students of different levels or personalities - My ability to engage students through different venues rather than just…
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Romani

Tutor Miranda, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student is to make them enjoy the subject because they will make them want to work harder in it and achieve higher. My strengths as a tutor is that I am a recent graduate and I am therefore very familiar with the syllabus and could also build a friendship with the…
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Jasmin

Tutor Oyster Bay, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is to practice empathy in order to ensure the student knows they're in a safe environment where they are allowed to make mistakes and learn from them. Being kind and really listening to what they say to you is also essential, as you don't want them to feel like they can't talk to you, as this will result in…
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Kerelos

Tutor Caringbah South, NSW
Be patient with them. Prepare, no matter how good you are at a topic you must always prepare for your lessons. Understand the topic you are teaching. If you can't answer a student's question, they will lose faith in your ability. Believe in your students! I was a hopeless student at one point and I believe my comeback from one is my…
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Zander

Tutor Sylvania, NSW
I think the most important thing for a tutor is to explain the content to a student in a way which will make them understand. I have a good knowledge of a few subjects and can give insight on different content within the…
Jordan
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Jordan

Tutor Caringbah, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is to try be on the wavelength as their student, as this will help them better learn concepts better if you are both on the same page. I believe my strengths as a tutor comes from the ability to engage in their learning from the very beginning of a lesson and try to understand their weaknesses and…
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Julia

Tutor Heathcote, NSW
Patience is vital for students of all ages and skill-levels. The best thing a tutor can do for a student is be patient with them in order to accommodate their strengths alongside their weaknesses. Simply 'teaching' is not enough for a student given their tutor lacks patience for them. With many years as an instructor under my belt, my…
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Caleb

Tutor Loftus, NSW
Having general conversation as well as learning the content is very important for the student to become comfortable with the tutor as once the student is familiar and comfortable with the tutor, they become more eager to learn, enjoy the learning process with a now friend as well, they are not scared to ask for extra help when they need more of…
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jade

Tutor Loftus, NSW
I think the most important thing is listening to the student to focus on exactly what they need help with and give them techniques they can take home so they can continue to understand better. I think my greatest strength is figuring out ways to successfully explain to the person im tutoring in a way them helps them understand…
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Callum

Tutor Loftus, NSW
Be someone they can feel comfortable around so they are willing to try something without fear of failing. I am able to communicate well with my students and try find a way so that they understand how to solve a…
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Kieran

Tutor Loftus, NSW
Tutors can provide a one-on-one situation where they're able to realise the students weaknesses and target those areas. They can also be someone else for the students to ask questions where they may be too shy or unable to during a large classroom environment. Tutoring can also help reinforce content that students learnt that day or week. I am a…
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Lily

Tutor Woronora Heights, NSW
Give guidance where needed and help them to enjoy learning instead of it feeling like a mundane task. I am a positive and motivating individual who has lots of experience in teaching children of all ages academically, and teaching how to swim. I have patience and the ability to adapt to suit the needs of the students and am able to keep them…
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Andrew

Tutor Bangor, NSW
As stated above it is important for a tutor to be patient and understanding of others. This would allow for a tutor to be adaptive in their teaching, altering the method of teaching content in order to assist a student's understanding. It is also important for a tutor to provide a comfortable learning environment and supply consistent effort to…
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Karli

Tutor Bangor, NSW
A tutor must primarily be a supporter of their student. They must be there for the student in all aspects of learning and studying, which involves supporting them when they struggle with certain concepts, and also celebrating with them when they finally understand a certain concept or receive a good result. A tutor must strive to make the student…
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David

Tutor Bangor, NSW
I would say the three most important things are: 1) being a healthy role model: being kind, patient, empathetic, and cheerful; 2) being an expert in the subject they are tutoring; 3) doing the best they can to ensure that the student succeeds. I am a very patient and caring individual. I love helping people and will go to great lengths to…
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Nikki

Tutor Sutherland, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do is to inspire students to reach their full potential and encourage them to do their absolute best. I believe as a tutor I will be determined and motivated to see my students succeed, not giving up until they understand completely the topic in question. I believe my high level of english skills will allow me…

Local Reviews

So far so good, Jaimee is getting a lot out of the tutoring.
Linda, Engadine

Inside EngadineTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 5 student Olivia focused on double-digit multiplication and solving word problems involving time conversions.

For Year 10, Jack worked through algebraic expressions using BIDMAS rules and practiced applying percentages to real-life scenarios.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Sarah tackled Critical Path Analysis by interpreting network diagrams and also completed practice questions on annuities from past HSC papers.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student hesitated to attempt questions independently during sessions, only engaging after repeated prompting—"I had to encourage her before she'd try new problems," a tutor noted. This made it difficult for her to check her understanding of algebra and percentages in real time.

In Year 11 English, another student's writing lost coherence because they ignored their own plan and struggled with structuring arguments when stuck for ideas; missed full stops crept into their short answers.

Meanwhile, one Year 12 student often left homework incomplete or failed to specify revision needs, leading to less targeted practice ahead of exams.

Recent Achievements

One Engadine tutor noticed a real shift in a Year 11 student who, after struggling with exam mistakes in the past, now pinpoints where she went wrong and actively corrects her approach for next time.

In Year 9 maths, another student who used to avoid asking for help now openly requests clarification when stuck, especially on tricky algebra problems.

A younger student in Year 4 recently surprised their tutor by choosing to tackle long division independently—a big step up from needing prompts just a few weeks ago—and finished all ten 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 Engadine Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Engadine Public School.