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Thomas

Physics Tutor Pinjarra Hills, QLD
In my opinion, fostering genuine connections with students is key to effective tutoring. Cultivating an environment that combines education with enjoyment eases the perceived pressure of tutoring sessions. This encourages students to freely express themselves, ask questions, and actively participate in learning. Something that can be difficult for…
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Alexis

Physics Tutor Mount Ommaney, QLD
The most important things I for a tutor to do is understand and listen to the student. Not listening can be one of the most frustrating things as a student, where the tutor doesn't understand what they actually need help with, and wastes time going over the wrong content in the wrong way. Being able to understand the student, and then properly…
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Adhiti

Physics Tutor Mount Ommaney, QLD
I believe one of the most important things a tutor can do include helping the student understand a topic as opposed to shortcuts and memorisation. This would increase their capabilities as they can apply their knowledge in new situations. Additionally, I believe it is extremely important to help the students believe in themselves and develop…
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Srimanjary

Physics Tutor Wacol, QLD
As a tutor, I believe that my primary responsibility is to empower students to reach their full potential academically and personally. The most important things a tutor can do for a student include: Individualized Support: Tailoring my teaching methods to the specific needs and learning styles of each student. Recognizing that every student is…
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Manasa

Physics Tutor Seventeen Mile Rocks, QLD
I think there are 3 very important things that a tutor can do for a student; - Be transparent about how to succeed - Wholeheartedly believe in the student and - Invest in them both emotionally and academically I think my strengths as a tutor are that I am able to immediately connect with the student and I make an effort to understand their…
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Jemima

Physics Tutor Sinnamon Park, QLD
Teach them skills for learning, encourage them to look at problems in new ways, and be a mentor and guide for them. I am personable which means my students enjoy tutoring, they feel like they’re not being lectured. I can also explain concepts in tangible ways which make sense to…
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Mahima

Physics Tutor Seventeen Mile Rocks, QLD
A tutor can be a teacher and friend at the same time providing a fun learning experience to their students while making them achieve their desired goals. My strength is to explain the topics clearly to my students until their doubts are completely cleared and also to understand how they feel about a subject or…
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Stacey

Physics Tutor Seventeen Mile Rocks, QLD
Encourage, inspire and guide. Without these 3 things, the students will not progress well through content. Definitely the fact that I am quick to find a new way to explain things as well as being proficient in maths and…
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Karla Grace

Physics Tutor Seventeen Mile Rocks, QLD
I think the most important things to do is that making them comfortable with you and making sure that they understand every lesson you teach.You need also to be patient. I think my strength as a tutor is that im very patient in handling things and I always make sure that the student feel comfortable and able to understand the lesson Im…
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Onder

Physics Tutor Richlands, QLD
Lead them in the right way of thinking and solving complicated problems. The most important thing would be to train the students to be able to think and research subjects with their own capability. Understanding the student's lack of knowledge and missing points, and explain subjects accordingly so that everything is clear. Trying to understand…
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Eric

Physics Tutor Kenmore, QLD
Building a positive relationship with the student is an important thing for me, otherwise the student would not enjoy working with me and it may affect their rate of learning I am comfortable working with many age groups (from working as a basketball referee) and I understand how different age group thinks and acts…
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Arya

Physics Tutor Richlands, QLD
I think providing valuable insights and preparation is one thing, but having a set out progression plan for them is the best way to ensure success for the student. We can't squeeze a whole chapter or page worth of content in one or two sessions but we can tailor it better. I'm a great communicator and I know that sounds very generic but I can…
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Subir

Physics Tutor Goodna, QLD
To grow confidence in the student to solve any problem. I can easily inspire a student to get interested in the…
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Karn

Physics Tutor Forest Lake, QLD
Most important thing is that the student is getting the topic properly that we are teaching and is he/she comfortable with environment in which we are teaching Adaptive, funny, collabrative, fun type person, enjoy company with kids, love to share extra knowledge like general knowlege and managing skills that helps students in their…
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Charli

Physics Tutor Oxley, QLD
I think the most important thing I can do for a student is to not only help them reach their academic goals, but also help them understand themselves as a person. Everyone is unique, and thus have different learning and studying styles, and I don't think the education system emphasises that enough. I want to be able to guide them through their own…
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Xyla

Physics Tutor Kenmore, QLD
Having structured, logical and reasonable lesson plans unique to the needs of the student, and outlined learning objectives are essential. Learning style, strengths and weaknesses often vary among students and teaching methods often require reasonable flexibility. Setting a positive example is often a first step in motivating and inspiring…
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Marcel

Physics Tutor Kenmore, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make learning interesting so that as the student progesses in their education they continue learning not because its something they must do but because its something they want to do. Good at basics and have spent time explaining things to friends therefore am good at explaining concepts.…
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Nathanael

Physics Tutor Kenmore, QLD
Students feeling the sense of accomplishment when they do well but I think its more important to be passionate about something and love it rather than just knowing something. The best teachers or tutors as those who understand the topic thoroughly themselves. As someone studying mathematics, I believe I have an understanding of the content taught…
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Kate

Physics Tutor Fig Tree Pocket, QLD
I believe it's essential to instil confidence in students, encouraging them to believe in their abilities. By fostering a positive learning environment and teaching effective study skills, I aim to inspire independent learning and help them achieve their academic goals. My strengths are attentive listening and adaptability. By understanding…
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Andy

Physics Tutor Forest Lake, QLD
Be there with their student to help them understand what they do know and what they do not know. The first step in teaching for me is to get the student to figure out what they do not understand and help them through it so that they will be able to solve so many more problems. This helps a lot more on exams as questions will not always be the…
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Andy

Physics Tutor Corinda, QLD
Figure out where the students are at, and help them move themselves one step at a time towards their goal. This is done by asking lots of questions and having discussions about the mathematics. I think I'm great at engaging my students. I also think I'm good at making it safe to ask the questions they thought were too stupid or obvious to…
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Georgina

Physics Tutor Carole Park, QLD
I think one of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is being supportive and encouraging. I’ve always had amazing teachers throughout my schooling and they’ve helped me achieve many of my academic goals, I hope to do the same one day. I’m patient but perseverant, I always make sure the person I teach understands the topic…
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Nimeshi

Physics Tutor Durack, QLD
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Local Reviews

Since the v first session with Radu, we were all totally hooked! He is not just the BEST tutor but the most amazing person. Radu has the ability to calmly install confidence into his students and ensure that they fully understand all the concepts, not just learn them. He is kind, professional and a honest joy to have around ??
Jasmine Jones, Westlake

Inside RiverhillsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 4 student Cara focused on consolidating times tables (4, 6, 7, 8, and 9) through oral quizzes and practiced converting between decimals, percentages, and fractions.

Year 11 student Sanvi worked on binomial probability (including mean and standard deviation for discrete random variables) and tackled calculus problems involving differentiation of logarithmic functions using the chain rule.

Meanwhile, Year 12 student Alex reviewed integration by substitution in the context of probability density functions and revised polynomial division alongside applications of the factor theorem.

Recent Challenges

In Year 11 Maths, several students hesitated to set out their reasoning clearly in integration and probability questions—one tutor noted, "he skipped stating 'by product rule' in test working," which made justifying answers harder.

In a Year 9 Chemistry session, the analysis section was left unfinished and required better organization before moving on.

For a Year 4 student, forgetting to keep a homework notebook meant tasks were often missed or incomplete.

During advanced trigonometry (Year 12), relying heavily on calculators for standard values led to gaps when tackling unfamiliar problems without technology in assessments.

Recent Achievements

One Riverhills tutor noticed a Year 11 student who, after struggling with integration by substitution, now independently applies the method to tackle unfamiliar calculus problems.

In another session, a high schooler working on chemistry assignments has started her work early for the first time and is now connecting concepts across topics without prompting—a big shift from previously leaving tasks until the last minute.

Meanwhile, Cara in Year 4 has moved from relying on notes for times tables to scoring full marks in quizzes purely from memory and now volunteers to try new problem types before being asked.

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 Mount Ommaney Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Middle Park State School.