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Rosewater's tutors include a PhD-qualified educator with 15 years' experience teaching and mentoring future teachers, accomplished school captains and peer leaders, university students with Maths Olympiad and academic excellence awards, seasoned private maths tutors for all ages, a former assistant teacher, and a pre-service high school science/maths teacher in training.

Vanessa
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Vanessa

Tutor Seaton, SA
I think that the most important things that a tutor should have when teaching students is to dedicate as much Time as possible to the student in order to understand the tasks they are required to do. Patience is also another important thing to have as things take time. Dedication, not giving up on the student, everyone learns at their own…
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Athira

Tutor Findon, SA
Recognise which areas of learning a student struggles with and focus to improve these areas instead of rehearsing already understood information. It is also extremely important to encourage students to ask questions and not to be inclined to feel embarrassed. I will attempt to answer these queries to the best of my ability and seek clarification…
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Rohit
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Rohit

Tutor Regency Park, SA
-Encourage Students. -Get Them Involved into field of study. -Get Creative. -Draw Connections to Real Life. -Synchronous learning. -Providing a sense of future prospectives My teaching methodology involves; firstly getting to know my students difficulties that are faced by them in that field of study and explaining that large…
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falguni

Tutor Croydon Park, SA
understanding others way of learning friendly nature towards…
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Jasriem

Tutor Beverley, SA
I believe understanding your students' weaknesses and taking your time to get to know them and teach them based on their needs and learning styles will make them want to learn more. The way I make the lesson engaging, enjoyable, and student-specific. Lessons are catered to based on their skills, needs, and learning style. Positive impacts must be…
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Thi

Tutor Croydon Park, SA
One of the most important things a tutor can do for a student is to keep them motivated. However, this can be challenging especially when they have many knowledge gaps and feel fallen behind at school. A good tutor is able to identify and fill in those gaps, helping students realise their full potentials and gain confidence. It is also important…
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HARISANKAR

Tutor Findon, SA
A good tutor must know about the skills and talent of each student in his/her class. I can assess and adjust my tutoring methods for each students to achieve maximum results from them and to improve their skills. I can be very supportive with their studies and subjects. A tutor must explain or solve problems or concepts in the most layman's terms…
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Grace

Tutor Croydon Park, SA
I consider time, listening, and encouragement as the important things a tutor can do for every student. I believe that the starting point is to look into where the student is coming from to better assess what the problem is. Then, a tutor should acknowledge that everyone learns at a different pace and with a distinct learning style. Some…
Tony
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Tony

Tutor Seaton, SA
A tutor needs to flexible and adapt to the way their students learn; some student require more visualisation to learn, while some require analogies, some may memorise the formula but never understands the concept, etc... I think it is the tutors responsibility to meet the students academic needs, adapt, and to assist the students with their…
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JOSHUA SAMRAJ

Tutor Seaton, SA
1) Understand the level of the student and his competency. 2) His/Her ability to grasp concepts. 3) Assess him/her regularly through tests and prepare him for exams which are the ultimate goals for students. My strengths are to understand the state of student and devise innovative and simple methods which can make him understand a concept…
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Marco

Tutor Findon, SA
Understand the student aim and goal…
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Priyanka

Tutor Beverley, SA
A good tutor will identify the student’s learning style so that they are able to present information in a way that has the greatest effect. There are different types of learning styles: Verbal, Visual, Logical and Social. My style is Visual, logical and verbal. The most important thing to do for a student is understand the student's strength…
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Georgio

Tutor Seaton, SA
Always be ready to help and to do it in a way that suits them best. I will try to take the time to understand each student’s goals, strengths, and learning style, and adapt my teaching accordingly. Whether it’s breaking down tricky concepts, offering support before a test, or just explaining something differently, I aim to create a safe,…
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Christy Jeevan

Tutor West Croydon, SA
The best thing a tutor can do for a student is to assess their interest, strong and weak points and guide them to help them decide what field/specialization they want to seem themselves in. Marks and grades albeit very important and not the defining factors for their future. They have to see for themselves what they are passionate about and a…
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Ivan

Tutor West Croydon, SA
Being a tutor brings me valuable lessons, one of which is to ensure the students understand the concepts through problems. It was quite challenging at first because some problems were quite tricky and the students could give up. But it was extremely important to make them believe that they can solve it by step-by-step instruction. It is not an…
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Thi My Linh

Tutor Croydon Park, SA
I believe that tutors are teachers’ assistant. Our job is to find out what students struggle after receiving lessons from the teacher and dive deep into it so that students can fully understand the concept and be able to solve the problem with our help. As a pre-service teacher, during placement, I had the opportunity to work one-on-one with…
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Trent

Tutor Croydon Park, SA
It's to be able to notice the reasons behind my students' struggle and find out the right method and the right way to help them make adjustments and become better at it. It's clear that I am not sort of an expert in the subjects that my students are struggling with, but I would undoubtedly do my best to get them better, including flexibly doing…
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Danyal

Tutor Findon, SA
Allow the child to ask the most basic questions without any hesitation is the most significant Communicative can explain through various examples can produce example questions for practice have more than 4 years of experience of tutoring students and virtually in other…
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Vikas

Tutor Kilburn, SA
A tutor should build trust with the students and then can help students to win over their weaknesses by understanding their strengths and weaknesses. A tutor can provide a good enjoyable environment to engage the students in their studies and achieve their goals. I have patience, which is the most important thing while tutoring, I have good…
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Zahra

Tutor Kilburn, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are to build their confidence, adapt to their learning style, and make learning engaging. A tutor should not just provide answers but guide students to think critically and understand concepts deeply. As a tutor, my strengths lie in my ability to explain complex concepts in a simple and…
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Prakriti

Tutor Taperoo, SA
The most important things a tutor can do for a student are teach the difficult topics as simply as possible by providing examples for each topic, which makes it easy for the student to remember and understand. Also, a tutor should be someone who understands their students' needs, behaviour, and learning pace, and be flexible in their teaching…
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Bianca

Tutor Seaton, SA
For me, it is absolutely pertinent for tutors to build a rapport and gain trust from their student, which may encompass many different actions. It may involve giving subject advice from experience, being reassuring and having sound knowledge of the course and content. In doing so, tutors can aid students to develop a genuine interest in the…
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Pragyan

Tutor Findon, SA
To help make concepts clear by focusing on the nitty gritties and translating the problems by breaking them down but by bit for easier learning. Good communication skill, Using concepts and not just parroting…

Local Reviews

All has been going really well, Lidia is amazing with Ella and we are really seeing progress. We look forward to continuing in term 4.
Michelle, Alberton

Inside RosewaterTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 11 student Sienna worked on applying integration to area under a curve and reviewed practice tests for her upcoming assessment.

Year 10 Jaeda focused on expanding and factorising algebraic expressions, then briefly revisited past maths concepts to consolidate understanding.

Meanwhile, Year 9 Maddison discussed challenges with algebra and fractions, developed a plan for better class engagement, and set improvement goals for the term.

Recent Challenges

A Year 9 student arrived without her homework, explaining she had lost the assigned questions; this left lesson time spent retracing old material instead of moving forward.

In Year 11, one student was unaware of an upcoming quiz and didn't use her prepared cheat sheet when completing rushed homework, leading to missed revision opportunities.

"She forgot her word list and homework for the week so we were not able to touch on those," noted a tutor in a Year 4 English session.

Another senior student relied heavily on mental maths for circle problems but avoided writing steps, which led to confusion mid-solution.

Recent Achievements

One Rosewater tutor noticed a big shift with a Year 10 student who, after often forgetting to double-check her maths work, now talks through each step aloud and catches small mistakes before moving on.

Another high schooler in the area started coming to sessions prepared with specific questions about her coursework—she previously hesitated to ask for clarification but now flags what's confusing right away and even reviews past questions independently.

Meanwhile, a younger student recently earned her first perfect spelling test score by sounding out tricky vowel combinations on her own after weeks of needing lots of hints.

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 Civic Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Mount Carmel College Secondary Campus.