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Tutors in Green Point include a university medallist and First Class Honours graduate with K–12 tutoring experience, seasoned peer mentors from Gosford Selective, a current school teacher's aide, medical students with maths and science mentoring backgrounds, accomplished HSC high achievers, and education degree candidates passionate about guiding students toward academic excellence.

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Caitlin

Tutor North Avoca, NSW
A tutor's most important role, in my opinion, is using their passion for a subject to provide the student with confidence in the subject, and even inspiring this same passion in the student if it is not already there. I have 5+ years of teaching experience as a martial arts instructor, I am passionate about and skilled at the subjects I would like…
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Oliver

Tutor North Avoca, NSW
Ultimately, there are two things. Teaching a student to be curious, and teaching a student how to learn. Education systems are designed to filter all kids through a rigid, structured system, which, although brilliant for most, loses the spirit of why we learn. Because we are curious! We like to see how things work, to investigate our world and…
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Cyrus

Tutor North Avoca, NSW
The most important thing that a tutor can do for a student in my opinion is to give them guidance on how to be successful in the subject we tutor. At the end of the day we only see them once or twice a week. We can't teach them everything. So it is important that we guide them on how to learn and study in order to be successful. Myt strength lies…
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Tatsuya

Tutor Kariong, NSW
I'm able to work at the student's own pace, offering personalised support that fits their learning style.I will focus on helping them understand how to approach and solve problems on their own. My goal is not only to help them with the material but to also give them the confidence to solve problems on their own. I'm a good listener and I always…
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Connor

Tutor Lisarow, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to give them the ability to take what they learn in the classroom outside of school. By teaching students the skills as well as the content, students will have the freedom to further pursue their interests. A passion for the subject material, the patience and communication skills necessary…
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Maureen

Tutor Macmasters Beach, NSW
It is important to assist students self esteem and motivation through flexible learning outcomes and engaging lessons. It is also necessary to reflect on lessons and adjust them where necessary. Teaching needs to be relevant, engaging and significant.....and fun. My many years of experience assist me to tailor individual programs foccussing on…
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Jayden

Tutor Copacabana, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are track their learning progress, ensure that they stay motivated towards their academic goals and to make the tutoring fin and enjoyable. The most important things to become a tutor is: a friendly attitude, appropiate teaching techniques and confidence in yourself, which i believe I have…
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Rheearn

Tutor Copacabana, NSW
Listen to how they learn, or when they need a break. Patience and making it…
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Petr

Tutor Umina Beach, NSW
Tutor has to be completely sure that students understood all provided information very clear. This gives them filling of confidence, happiness, and satisfaction. I can explain the information in different simple understandable ways. When I studied Diploma in Building and Construction in TAFE, we had subject which called structure. I could explain…
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Christopher

Tutor Lisarow, NSW
Building a proper connection with the student in order to get them to trust and listen to you is inarguably the most important thing a tutor can do for a student. Once that relationship is built, the student and tutor can not only pass but excel in their given subject thanks to that built trust. It can really fast-track a struggling student. I'm…
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Clara

Tutor Umina Beach, NSW
Help them to improve their abilities in areas they are not so confident in. Be there for them as a mentor as well as a teacher. I am organised and work well with others. I also have a good grasp of the subject. Sometimes I pay too much attention to small…

Local Reviews

The first tutoring sessions for Anna and Millie were great - Natasha is a perfect fit for them.
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Inside Green PointTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Yillen worked on applying Pythagoras' Theorem to right-angled and isosceles triangles and practiced graphing coordinates to create geometric figures.

For Year 9, Chloe focused on using trigonometric ratios (SOHCAHTOA) to find unknown sides and angles in right triangles, as well as revising formulae for speed, distance, and time through targeted practice questions.

Meanwhile, Year 5 Arielle tackled converting units of measurement and solved a range of fraction problems—including working with mixed fractions—to strengthen her confidence with operations involving decimals.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student recently arrived to a tutorial without his notes or school workbook, leaving him unable to follow revision plans for an upcoming exam—"he didn't have any guidelines for revision," noted the tutor.

In Year 10, late logins and persistent distractions became common; one session started 12 minutes late and required almost all answers to be provided just to keep engagement.

For senior English, a student keen to improve spelling often submitted little written material, limiting feedback opportunities on essays and vocabulary work.

When calculators went missing in Year 9 Math lessons using Pi, progress stalled as manual calculation slowed practice.

Recent Achievements

One Green Point tutor recently noticed a Year 11 student who used to wait for hints now asking directly for help with school homework and even requesting extra questions to challenge himself.

In a high school maths session, another student achieved 95% on a follow-up test after previously needing reminders, showing he can now explain his answers without prompting.

Meanwhile, in Year 6 English, a student who struggled to articulate her ideas has started thinking up original examples for figurative language independently and sharing them confidently during lessons.

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 Kincumber Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Green Point Christian College.