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Heathmont's tutors include a classroom teacher and former Maths Curriculum Leader with over a decade of K–6 experience, university-level lecturers and PhDs in IT, high-ATAR graduates and school Dux recipients, seasoned peer mentors, maths competition winners, and passionate coaches in music, science, coding, sports and creative writing.

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Adam

Physics Tutor Ringwood East, VIC
While a physics tutor the ultimately needs to improve a students understanding of a topic, an overlooked part of their job is providing a structured for a student to learn outside of tutoring sessions. I am good at breaking down concepts into a form that a person can…
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Cheuk Yu

Physics Tutor Wantirna, VIC
I believe that there is no easy way in tutoring, the same as there is no easy way to get the answer. Whenever they are stuck it is our job to guide them through and companying them along. Whenever there are difficult times, give out the answers is never the way to solve the problem. I'm very patient when teaching my students, I wouldn't mind…
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Matt
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Matt

Physics Tutor Bayswater, VIC
Teaching math or English?! students can get that information from books, the internet, online courses and so many other ways. But things that a crafty and caring tutor would do is to support, understand, and talk, in one word, be there for the student. Being a friend and caring about every student, realising their talent and the ways they…
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Johan

Physics Tutor Croydon South, VIC
The most important things a physics tutor can do for a student are to inspire confidence, encourage critical thinking, and provide a supportive learning environment. By being patient and understanding, a tutor can help students overcome their academic challenges and develop a genuine interest in the subject, ultimately leading to long-term…
Ben
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Ben

Physics Tutor Vermont, VIC
I believe an essential aspect to include in tutoring is helping students to develop metacognitive and study skills. In mainstream education, the uniqueness of student learning processes is often neglected. When I tutor students, I highly value teaching the specific study skills that will be most effective for them, imparting not merely content…
Lindsay
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Lindsay

Physics Tutor Mitcham, VIC
I belive helping to build confidence is the most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student. Confidence in one area can flow into other areas of study/life. A positive and supportive tutor can have influence on a students life in future years of study and life. Patience, understanding, positive attitude, growth mindset,…
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Dominic

Physics Tutor Wantirna South, VIC
Giving confidence to the student is the most important thing. If the student is not confident in their ability to do the task, then they will believe that they can not and will not try. Understanding the frustrations that the student can have because they don't understand something, staying calm and patiently taking the student through the problem…
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Guanxi

Physics Tutor Vermont, VIC
As a one-on-one teaching assistant with more than one year of experience, providing some notes and problem-solving skills to students, and the notes would not be covered by their school. Furthermore, the tutoring note would be based on the studying situation of different students, so the teaching notes would have strong pertinence and thus help…
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siddharth

Physics Tutor Vermont, VIC
A tutor must have a knack to be in the students shoes and understand his understanding of things so as we could provide them the right way of thinking. My ability to correlate theoretical concepts with physical examples for better understanding of students.Also I too have great organisational skills…
Derek
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Derek

Physics Tutor Vermont, VIC
Boost up their confidence, discover its potential and most importantly achieving a better mark in a short period of time. 9 years of tutoring experience, always being patient, know how to deal with kids and students as an "Friend"instead of a tutor, rapid improvement for students. and Native…
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Oscar

Physics Tutor Vermont, VIC
To individualise teachings tailored to the needs of a given student. It is important to accomodate to the strengths and weaknesses of each student, and consequently plan a learning regime in accordance. Likewise, it is imperative that a physics tutor has deep understanding of the topic at hand such that I am able to provide profound logical and…
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Adrian

Physics Tutor Vermont South, VIC
I believe one of the most vital things that tutors can do is alter their teaching type based on different students' abilities and progression over time. I think this helps differentiate tutoring from normal schooling as normal schooling is generalised for all students and doesn't cater for individual students' strengths and weaknesses. I believe…
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Afnan

Physics Tutor Vermont South, VIC
The most important thing a physics tutor can do for a student is to make them see past exams and assessments and really understand what the concepts are and why they are studying them in the first place. I always to go through the theory really well first and subsequently tackle challenging problems and show how to break them into bite-sized…
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Lin-Hie

Physics Tutor Vermont South, VIC
I believe it is important to be able to enjoy what we learn. Therefore, I will try my best to make the subject interesting and practical. I have Master of Business Administration from University of Western Australia, and Electronic and Electrical Engineering, B.Eng. (2nd Class Honours, Upper Division) from University College London. I also have…
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Muhammad

Physics Tutor Ferntree Gully, VIC
The most important thing I believe a physics tutor can do for a students is to instill self-confidence in the student because a student that is confident will be more resilient to adversity and be more likely to solve problems by themselves. My strengths would be that I have gone through the Australian school system and have encountered similar…
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Navjot

Physics Tutor Vermont South, VIC
A good tutor must be able to understand the needs of the student. Every students has his/her own level and it is very important for a good tutor to recognise that level. Once I recognise that level, I start with that level and along with teaching and explaining I always try to involve the students as much as possible in learning through various…
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Nathanael

Physics Tutor Warranwood, VIC
teach understanding of a topic rather than how to do a problem so the student can tackle more difficult problems on there own without help. With understanding you can answer any question. I can approach and understand difficult problems and take away the unneeded parts making it easier for others to understand it. I am also easy to talk to and so…
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SHAMINI

Physics Tutor Forest Hill, VIC
A tutor should be able to identify the weaknesses and strengths of a student and lift their confidence first. An excellent tutor has patience to work with the student until the student's needs are achieved. Giving positive feedback when they present their work, which will then stimulate their work ethic. My 25 years of experience [as a…
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Thirsha

Physics Tutor Nunawading, VIC
The most important things a physics tutor can do for a student are to foster understanding, build confidence, and encourage independent thinking. Beyond academic knowledge, it’s crucial to boost the student’s confidence by celebrating small achievements and reinforcing their belief in their own abilities. Tutors should also aim to teach…
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Benjamin

Physics Tutor Ferntree Gully, VIC
I think a physics tutor must help a student understand their work. A deep level understanding is good as it can give new perspectives to their work and to their endeavors. A surface level understanding is okay for replicating pre-set answers for a question, but a deeper understanding allows the person to view the question in a different way and to…
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Chien

Physics Tutor Scoresby, VIC
To improve a student’s level of knowledge. To help him when there is a misconception, or failure to conceptualize. To teach him methodologies and skills of study. For instance, what to put in an answer, and what to leave out, which is a common problem for most people. My depth of knowledge of a master degree in mech. Eng. I taught mechanical…
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Anjali

Physics Tutor Blackburn, VIC
The most important things that a physics tutor can do for a student is to allow their minds to create their own version of knowledge rather than just gaining a pre-existing idea.It's only when we challenge the students to think out of the box that they actually start realising the importance of what was in the box. Giving them a vivid imagination…
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Adwait

Physics Tutor Blackburn, VIC
Being open with students, sharing each and every thing i know, let students do mistakes because this is how they learn. Making mistakes make you realise where you are going wrong. I can share my whole Mathematics. Which includes other possible methods to solve the same problem. My main strength would be friendly learning sessions with…

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Content Covered

Year 4 student Mia focused on mastering multiplication facts with a times tables grid and worked through several practice questions on long division, including problems with decimals.

Year 7 student Jack revised percentages by calculating discounts and converting between fractions and percentages, then practiced financial maths skills such as finding profit and understanding rates of pay.

For Year 8, Ella concentrated on algebraic techniques for solving linear equations and revisited BIDMAS (order of operations) using step-by-step examples to prepare for an upcoming test.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 algebra, one student often avoided writing full working, especially when solving for x—this led to confusion with negative signs and extra time spent fixing errors rather than progressing ("needs to improve writing down working out").

In Year 11 English, notes showed that missed classes weren't always followed up; "definitely write those notes up for the missed class on quadrilaterals so we can follow up and make up the missed work."

Meanwhile, a Year 4 learner hesitated to show division steps out of concern for mistakes. As a result, accuracy wavered during multi-step problems and confidence dipped mid-task.

Recent Achievements

One Heathmont tutor noticed a big shift with a Year 10 student who had always hesitated to ask for help; during recent sessions, she started checking her logic out loud and clarifying steps, instead of quietly guessing.

In Year 8 maths, another student finally broke through on algebra: after weeks of confusion with expanding and simplifying expressions, he solved several equations independently and even explained his process back.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner who used to rush worded problems began underlining key information before working—leading her to solve all division questions correctly 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 Realm Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Great Ryrie Primary School.