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Mount Kuring Gai's tutors include an ATAR 98 achiever and music competition winner, state-ranked linguist with Maths Olympiad honors, seasoned high school and university maths specialists, a Bachelor of Education candidate, peer mentors and youth leaders, plus creative STEM standouts—many with years of experience teaching, coaching or supporting K–12 students.

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Kai

Engineering Studies Tutor Mount Colah, NSW
A tutor should be able to personalise and adapt to each and every student. Everyone learns at different paces and styles and I think it's most important to understand a students strengths and weaknesses. I would like to say that I am a very patient person, ready for any challenge and obstacle. I also have experience from young children in Years 1…
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Ali

Engineering Studies Tutor Waitara, NSW
to perform as a team supportive and gets along with the students for helping them to reach their academic foals faster. Now, I am a Research student in civil engineering at the UTS. I have diploma and pre- university degree in mathematics and physics with great provincial and scholastic awards. I am familiar very well with mathematics and physics…
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Alexander

Engineering Studies Tutor Warrawee, NSW
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are: -help them -make sure they understand not just do work -also tell them you dont have to be a high achiever to succeed, anyone can aim high still do everything they wish, as long as they put in the effort needed to accomplish their dreams. My strengths as a tutor are, I was never a high…
Matthew
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Matthew

Engineering Studies Tutor Westleigh, NSW
As a tutor, I believe that the most important things I can do for my students are to tailor my teaching approach to their individual learning styles, provide them with individualized attention and support, and encourage and motivate them to overcome academic challenges. I have strong technical knowledge, problem solving skills, communications…
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Anisha

Engineering Studies Tutor Mount Colah, NSW
The most important thing is to motivate students on their acedemic journey, while many students see studying as a chore, motivating them to do so by making it fun can improve their grades and achedemic standing without overwhelming or burning out students. I am friendly and am able to break down topics into smaller concepts that students can…
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Sandeep

Engineering Studies Tutor Mount Colah, NSW
Provide a safe and friendly environment where students can share their doubts with no fear or doubts. Be available to help resolve the queries/doubts of students as an when it arrives instead of limited by the time slots. I am result oriented and like to define a plan and to ensure that the student is adhering to the plan to achieve the defined…
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Amil

Engineering Studies Tutor Hornsby, NSW
Tutors are the great influencers of respected fields & faculties. The most important thing A teacher can do fr his students is that he should prompt the students to fall in love with the subjects..to sustain high level of interests in the students and solve the problems of the students to the best of his capacity. This is the only way great…
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Osama

Engineering Studies Tutor Hornsby, NSW
a tutor must strive to find what a student lack and try to complement it. For example , a slacking student , in most cases, might be just lacking vision for his future. A tutor must guide him towards setting targets for himself. I am able to identify learning styles of…
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Yajur

Engineering Studies Tutor Hornsby, NSW
Tutor can make a student feel at ease,make him comfortable and develope a friendship with him which is a good start before anything. Tutor can make a very strong impact on the student and not only teach him about the particular subject but also things related to daily life. Tutor can also teach students the importance of work ethic, set them up…
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Parsa

Engineering Studies Tutor Hornsby, NSW
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do is adapt their teaching style to each student. Every student learns differently, so adjusting the approach makes the learning process more effective and enjoyable. It’s also essential for a tutor to explain concepts in simple, clear language and use common, familiar examples. I understand how…
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Joshua

Engineering Studies Tutor Hornsby, NSW
I believe the most important things a tutor can do are to build the student’s confidence, help them develop a solid understanding of key concepts, and create a supportive space where they feel comfortable asking questions. A good tutor listens carefully, adapts their teaching to suit the student’s needs, and encourages independent thinking.…
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Sean

Engineering Studies Tutor Waitara, NSW
-Be well prepared on the lesson's content. -Adjust their approach depending on the level of understanding the student has. -Make sure that the student feels comfortable engaging and is not afraid to answer wrong or ask further questions. -Highly patient -Positive attitude -Accustomed to breaking problems down into manageable steps -Ability to…
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Richard

Engineering Studies Tutor Thornleigh, NSW
A student seeks a tutor in the hopes of improving their academia and however big or small these improvements are, a tutor most ensure that the student learns. The tutor is providing a paid service and the student has the expectations that they will improve. So it is within the tutor's responsibility to achieve these expectations as reasonably as…
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Punniyawarthana

Engineering Studies Tutor Westleigh, NSW
Apart from teaching subjects tutors play an important role even in shaping a kid's soft skills. Tutors should have empathy towards the kids, understand their struggles, be it personal or academic issues and help them out in all possible ways. Tutors should consider themselves as parents of the kids they teach and act accordingly. I handle kids…

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Content Covered

Year 5 student Emily worked on adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators, and practiced converting between fractions and decimals.

In Year 8, Jake focused on simplifying algebraic expressions involving different orders of operations, as well as solving one-step algebraic equations.

Meanwhile, Year 9 student Chloe reviewed factorising quadratics using the difference of two squares and perfect square methods, also extending to non-quadratic expressions for extra challenge.

Recent Challenges

Missed homework was a clear issue for one Year 9 student, with the tutor noting "missed homework this week"—this led to gaps that showed up in class when recalling earlier methods.

A Year 11 student tended to overuse their calculator during time trials, which meant less working was shown and mistakes went unchecked: "Be careful to not overuse calculator and neglect working out as this led to silly mistakes."

For a Year 7 algebra task, the habit of avoiding writing full steps made it harder to spot sign errors.

In primary years, one student sometimes forgot strategies just covered; this became obvious when asked to explain fraction concepts aloud.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Mount Kuring Gai noticed a Year 10 student who used to overlook her own errors now actively self-corrects during maths assessments, even spotting mistakes in teacher solutions—a big shift from earlier sessions.

Another high schooler recently applied trigonometric rules to abstract problems after initially struggling, using diagrams and extraction strategies to break them down independently.

Meanwhile, a Year 4 student who previously hesitated to ask for clarification is now comfortable voicing when she's unsure and engages fully with new material; last week, she finished all her multiplication practice without any 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 Berowra Branch Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mount Kuring-gai Public School.