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Milperra's tutors include a university prize-winning science graduate, an ATAR 93+ achiever who topped Extension Maths and Legal Studies, seasoned primary and high school maths and English mentors, peer literacy coaches, a chemistry guest lecturer, accomplished creative writers, STEM competition awardees, and experienced leaders in youth debating, music instruction, and child-focused activities.

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Ashutosh

Science Tutor Sefton, NSW
Being able to tutor is a small part of the process. A tutor must be able to become a mentor to the student and completely help out in the challenges and obstacles that the student may face. I believe I can tutor because I have a good understanding of the context that was taught to me in high school which allowed me to achieve my results of the…
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Ameen

Science Tutor Chester Hill, NSW
Be an approachable mentor that relates to them and their individual style. Simplification of difficult concepts. Using real life analogies to make content understandable. Helping students outside the subject content, such as with time management, exam technique, stress management and…
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Kevin
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Kevin

Science Tutor Cabramatta, NSW
Although high results is a must, tutors should also respect or accept what students may want to gain out of their HSC marks. We cannot force students to learn but making the content more interesting will help motivate those who struggle to grasp the concept. The key point is that after every session, the student can leave knowing that they have…
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Yusuf

Science Tutor Greenacre, NSW
I believe that encouraging the creation of ideas and allowing students to assemble their own ideas and thoughts is a good way to promote creativity. I challenge my students to be free-thinkers and am always open to suggestions from them. Uniqueness and originality are rewarded. Hence, these attributes will allow them to be confident and well…
Kevin
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Kevin

Science Tutor Roselands, NSW
Good communication. Being able to properly connect with the student is important in building trust so that the student is open and honest about their ability and will ask questions when they don't understand new or existing concepts. I am a slow methodical thinker. When it comes to tutoring, I like to break things down simply and start with the…
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hiba

Science Tutor Wiley Park, NSW
i think the best thing a tutor can do in order to properly teach a student is for the tutor to try and put their level of thinking at the same level as the student in order to communicate effective information that is more likely to be retained by the student. i think my biggest strength is adapting to each students needs and way of learning. i…
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Samad

Science Tutor Wiley Park, NSW
A tutor can teach the student how to learn a difficult subject, how to clear their thoughts when they're not able to understand something and think from a different angle. Communication, building relationship with students, making studying fun by conducting short surprise…
Mariya
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Mariya

Science Tutor Berala, NSW
The primary thing that a tutor can do for a student is the academic assistance. Also, can support an appreciate the hardworking and effort they are putting in studies as it can boost up their self confidence.Encourage and respect the way they learn.A tutor can also be a good friend of their students with whom they can share their…
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Mohamed

Science Tutor Fairfield, NSW
Inspire the student to achieve his/her potential Strengths: Calm, polite, attentive towards students, committed, goal orientated, open-minded to new approaches, constantly asks feedback, willing to work outside of class. Weaknesses: Lacking professional…
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Sophia

Science Tutor Guildford, NSW
The most important impact I would love to make for my student's are to let them know how highly important education is however I would want them to work to the best of their ability and not stress themselves out. Implementing different learning strategies for each individual based on their personalities and way of learning is highly essential as I…
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Dylan

Science Tutor Cabramatta West, NSW
Just being a support for the student in question. Now, obviously, the first idea to jump to there is academically, and this is super important, of course, but also school is a naturally difficult time for a lot of students for a large variety of reasons, and even if the tutor nor student realize it, being there to help dealing with it is a massive…
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samantha

Science Tutor Beverly Hills, NSW
Ultimately, a tutor must teach his/her student to be able to rely on themselves and think autonomously when problem solving i.e. not to be afraid of trial and error. I would say my strengths are attributes such as patience with the student (repetition when necessary), determination in getting the message across, and a friendly attitude towards all…
Ryan
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Ryan

Science Tutor Oatley, NSW
Teaching the student effective methods of independent learning, as opposed to teaching them the answers Communicating the content in an effective way at a level the student will understand while maintaining a fun and interesting learning…
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Grace

Science Tutor Glenfield, NSW
I believe that all providers of education should not only prepare a student for an exam, but to open the student's eyes to the wider world, where they can explore their passions. In this way, I consider confidence an important aspect that a tutor can provide to a student. School can sometimes feel so impossible, when sitting in a large classroom…
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Niti

Science Tutor Guildford, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to respect their intellect. A tutor must always be careful not to break a student’s confidence. Sometimes, students may feel low for not being able to catch up to their friends. In such case, it is very important as a tutor to encourage the student and bring back his confidence. Childhood…
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Edward

Science Tutor Beverly Hills, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is teach them how to learn effectively, independantly, efficiently and enjoyably, regardless of the subject matter. I am diligent and conscientious, reflective of my habits as a proficient student, strengths that I aim to pass onto my students to set them up for…
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Haozheng (Steven)

Science Tutor Auburn, NSW
I think the most important thing a tutor should do is educate student such that they enjoy learning new content. To do this, a tutor must deliver his knowledge in an engaging, enthusiastic way. It is also important for a tutor to make sure that every student not only learnt and understand knowledge, but to master the skills related to the topic.…
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Fadil

Science Tutor Auburn, NSW
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student other than helping them with their school studies, is guiding them and providing them with the drive and the motivation to continuously do better, no matter what. My strengths as a tutor are that I know the syllabus requirements well, as I have sat HSC, and I love engaging with students on a…
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Hoiyan

Science Tutor Oatley, NSW
Being able to boost their self esteem up, being able to help them understand and learn about things that they dont know about, teach them important strategies to maximize their learning and their studying, studying techniques that fits each students' personality and shape their tutoring experience around them, because each student is different.…

Local Reviews

Quyen has been great, Ava seems to get on well with her. So far so good.
Katie, Moorebank

Inside MilperraTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 8 student Liam focused on advanced essay writing by refining his Merchant of Venice presentation and practising deeper analysis for The Penelopiad, as well as preparing for short answer modules through targeted practice questions.

Year 11 student Petrea worked on structuring media articles and typing up detailed chapter summaries for her English text, with guidance on layout and examples to improve clarity.

Meanwhile, Year 5 student Ryan tackled fractions by finding lowest common denominators and practiced reading comprehension skills, reviewing assignment drafts for both maths and English.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 English, one student hesitated to expand on evidence in essays, often stopping at technique identification rather than fully explaining how it created meaning. As a tutor noted, "he struggles with linking these together through succinct sentences," leading to missed marks despite strong content knowledge.

Another Year 9 student recounted story events instead of analysing them, relying on summary over deeper insight—this made essays less persuasive and more descriptive.

In Year 5 reading tasks, unfamiliar vocabulary caused pauses and self-correction; during spelling practice, mispronunciations persisted until extra syllable work was added. The result: uncertainty crept in when writing or answering under pressure.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Milperra noticed that a Year 11 student who previously hesitated to ask questions now openly seeks clarification whenever he's unsure, especially during essay planning—showing much more initiative than before.

Another high schooler recently improved from struggling with unseen English exam questions to quickly identifying key techniques and confidently suggesting alternatives when given feedback, even earning a big jump to 15/20 on his latest assessment.

Meanwhile, a younger student who found decimals tricky at first is now not only solving those problems independently but also reading aloud with noticeably smoother pronunciation during sessions.

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 Panania Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mount St Joseph Milperra.