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Stafford Heights' tutors include a Master's-qualified statistician with high school and undergraduate maths tutoring experience, a 4th-year K–12 Education student and learning support officer, an ATAR 97.45 academic mentor, seasoned child educators from early childhood to special needs, and instructors skilled in youth coaching, peer mentoring, science communication, and personalised study planning.

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Sun-Ki

Science Tutor Mitchelton, QLD
As a tutor, I believe that it is important to be patient with students and allow them to grasp the concept on their own, albeit with a firm guiding hand, as I find that this allows the pupil to adopt a more proactive and self-sufficient mindset. My experience with this method often found a great deal of pride and accomplishment within both the…
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Kazi Junayed Islam

Science Tutor Zillmere, QLD
Good Behaviour. A positive attitude and behaviour can change everything Alhamdulillah I am good at English .And I think i am also good in Maths specially I am from Bangladesh and I got GPA 5.00 out of 5.00 in…
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Hafsa

Science Tutor Bridgeman Downs, QLD
A student comes to a tutor because they struggle to understand the knowledge and they cannot communicate their struggles in school, hence they look up to us. So its very important to understand their problems, get simple solutions which makes it easier for them to grasp and then apply them. I believe my strengths are communication, making students…
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Naomi

Science Tutor Newmarket, QLD
Believing in your student has to be one of the most important things a tutor can do as you help the student know that nothing is impossible and they can do it all. I also think patience is also important as everyone learns differently and at various paces. I believe I am easy to communicate with. In terms of communicating with parents, my…
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Siavash

Science Tutor Carseldine, QLD
Helping them, to overlook the necessity of studying and showing them how to enjoy it. Provide multiple teaching methods to gain maximum efficiency so that the students can make the best out of their own time and money. Using different methods to explain different concepts and turning challenging concepts into simple everyday math. Knowing that…
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Martina

Science Tutor Carseldine, QLD
If a student is confident in their ability to learn and comprehend information, they feel that they have options and their anxiety toward their educational career completely changes. I am compassionate and patient. I love simplifying information for students and giving them a higher confidence both in themselves and their ability to…
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Shriyans

Science Tutor Carseldine, QLD
I believe a tutor shouldn't just focus on helping out their students during sessions. Tutors should be focused on making plans before their sessions, learning from their students' strengths and weaknesses. They should be passionate about their students' grades as much as their own. My strengths as a tutor include: - Taking notes of students'…
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Man Karan

Science Tutor Fitzgibbon, QLD
I think the most important thing for a tutor is to be able to clarify the concepts and ensure that the students are able to built upon these concepts and become proficient. The tutor should be able to take students' understanding to the point where they should be able to understand and solve the problems by themselves. In terms of strengths, I am…
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Lavenia Alou

Science Tutor Windsor, QLD
As a tutor, I believe the most important thing I can do for a student is to create a safe and supportive learning environment where they feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. This engaging and safe environment allows for open communication and a deeper understanding of the material. I've experienced countless hostile learning…
Lois Justin
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Lois Justin

Science Tutor Ashgrove, QLD
- Build a better study habit and work ethic - Identify strengths and weaknesses, and improving on the weaknesses while maintaining the strengths - Learn things in a new perspective (different from their teacher's). There are different ways of doing things. - Clarify misunderstandings and confusions about difficult topics. - Overall, these…
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Sarah

Science Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
Having a strong internal drive to learn and micro-teaching skills I think is the key role in tutoring. In my opinion, tutoring is not only teaching but also a part of learning experience that enables us to recall and applying the knowledge we have because it is a proof that we have understood what we have already learned. Micro-skill is the second…
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Faiyaz

Science Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
The first and most important thing that a tutor can do for a student is to help them improve in academics. Tutor can possibly make the content much easier for the students to understand that would help them achieve good grades. Other than academics, it is also important that students build up other skills, like, time management, managing…
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Jaidheep

Science Tutor Herston, QLD
Trying to understand the students' strengths and weaknesses to adapt teaching methods and make it relatable or understandable to them Being patient, and able to teach in a way that is both fun and understandable for better…
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Holli

Science Tutor Herston, QLD
I believe the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is offering unconditional support while teaching kids. Children need a secure, calm, and nurturing environment to help them grow, so I believe offering these traits to kids while tutoring them is so important. To be a successful tutor, they have to possess qualities in which assists…
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Paul

Science Tutor Herston, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for the student is to create a transformative learning experience. Of course, being a tutor that can explain concepts well is a vital but beyond that, in my opinion, exceptional tutoring is where the tutor can support and cultivate self-growth and self-reliance in students so they can carry on these habits…
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Bianca

Science Tutor Herston, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to make sure they feel supported and allow them to take the lead. Students need to have the ability to decide what to study in tutoring classes and be able to study with the tutor after sessions independently. I can create a comfortable and supportive environment for students as I am patient…
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Gabriel

Science Tutor Herston, QLD
As a tutor, what I believe to be important for a student is the ability to not only push but to better the student in their schooling career. My years of high school were spent with teachers who picked favourites and let me fade into the background. As a tutor, I would enjoy seeing the potential in someone and letting them see that for themselves.…
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Arsha

Science Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
The ideal role of a tutor is multifaceted and goes beyond simply imparting knowledge to students. A tutor should strive to be a supportive and effective educator and mentor to facilitate learning. As a tutor, my primary responsibility is understanding each student's unique learning needs and tailoring my teaching approach accordingly. By…
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Mustafa

Science Tutor Kelvin Grove, QLD
The most crucial aspects of effective tutoring involve personalised learning, providing clear explanations tailored to individual needs, fostering critical thinking skills, and building student confidence. A tutor should adapt teaching methods to accommodate varied learning styles, offer straightforward explanations, encourage independent…
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Athul

Science Tutor Herston, QLD
The most important thing a tutor can provide to his/her students is knowledge. And should treat each student equally, and have a mentality to help whenever a student needs it. As a tutor first of all I try to understand each and every students sitting before me. This way it helps me to guide each one of them to the right path. Iam very friendly…
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Akshat

Science Tutor Boondall, QLD
The best thing a tutor can do for a student is it reduce the fear of studying/learning a subject. Mathematics is a tough subject and it is important tutors take the right approach when they teach that subject. I am a huge believer in teachers being friends with their students. My biggest strength is that I get along with students and try and…
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Ciaran

Science Tutor Ashgrove, QLD
I think the most important thing a tutor can do for a student is to assure them that they are making progress. They shouldn't be compared to their peers, but rather themselves from before. I'm very patient and I understand that the reason many of the young people going to extra tutoring do so because they need help. I am aware that the students…
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Vivian

Science Tutor Ascot, QLD
I consider the most important things a tutor can do for a student to be developing the student's interest for the subject and also maintaining academic integrity. I recently graduated from Brisbane Girls Grammar School with an ATAR of 99.70. I consider myself a friendly and approachable person to all ages. I am a creative thinker and problem…

Local Reviews

Getting started was very easy . A tutor was assigned to us very quickly and contacted us quickly and our first session happened a few days later. My son and the tutor are getting along well and so far things seem to be going well and my son is getting the help he needs.
lea, Stafford Heights

Inside Stafford HeightsTutoring Sessions

Content Covered

Year 9 student Stephanie focused on calculating weekly and monthly wages from annual salaries, as well as exploring overtime and commission payments using real-life scenarios.

Year 11 student Jackson revised for his upcoming maths exam by independently tackling a variety of linear equations, volume problems, and worded questions involving applicational Pythagoras' theorem.

Meanwhile, Year 12 biology student Ava worked on her research investigation, developing the rationale section and searching for relevant research articles to support her chosen topic.

Recent Challenges

In Year 8 mathematics, one student left materials at school during a Swimming Carnival, leading to missing notes and lost time revisiting the speed formula triangle.

A Year 11 student in General Maths showed hesitation articulating differences between discrete and continuous data; as the tutor noted, "he found it difficult to put his observations into words," which slowed progress on assignment tasks.

Meanwhile, a Year 5 student rushed through Cartesian plotting without checking work, causing simple errors to go unnoticed until review.

In Modern History (Year 12), difficulties summarizing research articles meant extra effort was spent sifting for relevant evidence instead of developing argument structure.

Recent Achievements

A tutor in Stafford Heights recently noticed a big shift with a Year 10 student who used to avoid worded maths questions—now, he reads each question aloud and talks through his thinking, which helps him catch mistakes before they happen.

In a senior session, another student showed new independence by identifying the correct trigonometric function for solving triangle problems without prompting, something she previously hesitated over.

Meanwhile, a primary school learner persisted with long division despite early confusion; after speaking out every step and asking clarifying questions, she managed to complete several examples correctly on her own.

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 Chermside Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Queen of Apostles Primary School - Chuter Street Campus.