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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? π
I really enjoy helping others. I have been informally tutoring since I was around 13 years old, helping younger students read while waiting to be picked up from school. During my times tutoring I never really felt as though I was stressed out, as teaching was something that came naturally to me.My Strengths as Tutor πͺ
My biggest strength as a tutor is being able to explain concepts so that younger students are able to understand instructions or activities. Another strength I have is patience for the students learning.Most important things I can do for a student π
One of most important things a tutor can have is patience, sometimes students need concepts explained a certain way before they'll understand, or they may need multiple tries to get a question correct. Another important thing is being able to explain instructions clearly, as a lot of students can come from refugee backgrounds where English isn't their first or second language. Making sure the students understand their work is the most important thing though, I've learned that a lot of younger and migrant children may say they understand the work when they don't.Subjects Tutored π
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- Naplan tutoring
- SACE tutoring
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About Bradley
Dedicated Educational Support and Tutoring Expertise
This tutor brings a wealth of experience in educational support roles, notably as a Homework Tutor for a refugee association, where they significantly aided students with their homework and language skills. Their commitment to fostering educational environments is evident through the development of strong learning relationships and mentorship to help students integrate into mainstream schooling effectively.
Practical Leadership in School Settings
Demonstrating hands-on leadership, this tutor excelled as a Breakfast Club Facilitator at a primary school, where they not only prepared and served breakfast but also managed supplies and interacted positively with both students and staff. This role underscored their ability to manage responsibilities while nurturing a supportive atmosphere for students at the start of their school day.
Technical Proficiency and Problem-Solving Skills
Alongside educational roles, this tutor possesses robust technical skills from both academic training in IT fields like cybersecurity, web development, and information technology, and practical experience running a freelance computer repair business. These technical competencies are crucial for assisting students in todayβs digital-first learning environments, ensuring they can offer relevant guidance across various subjects including computer sciences.
