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Tutors in Willagee include a university mathematics lecturer and national top graduate, an ATAR 98+ biomedicine student with multiple school dux awards, an accredited primary teacher with maths specialisation, an engineering honours scholar, published academic award winners, and experienced youth mentors, coaches, dance instructors, and subject medalists—all bringing proven expertise in teaching and inspiring K–12 students.

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Tessa

Psychology Tutor Nedlands, WA
Being patient with a student has to be the most important. Learning isn’t the same for everyone and some areas of learning are harder for some people. Remaining patient and staying kind while a child is learning is extremely important. I am a patient person, who can think creatively and how to teach subjects in different ways to suit different…
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Elizabeth

Psychology Tutor Melville, WA
Help the student to fulfill their potential and build their self-esteem in school Being succinct, organised and knowledgable about the material. I am also patient and…
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Aliah

Psychology Tutor Hilton, WA
I think the most important is to follow the students lead. They will often know their weaknesses and from spending time working with them, you can take note of possible areas of improvement. However, at the end of the day you are there to help the student so by listening and communicating effectively both parties will be satisfied. The ability to…
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Michael

Psychology Tutor Leeming, WA
It is a necessity for a tutor to establish rapport with their students. As a proponent of a theory in rapport for learners, it is important that the student and teacher must sense each other, sync in their teaching and learning process and experience an affirming positive experience while educating. I am very creative in teaching my students. I…
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Hetvi

Psychology Tutor Rossmoyne, WA
I think that the most important thing a tutor can do is build the student's confidence in themselves and their own abilities so that the student is able to realise that with a little guidance and support they can achieve anything they want. I think my biggest strength as a tutor is that I have the patience required to explain a new challenging…
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Shannon

Psychology Tutor Nedlands, WA
I believe that it is important for a tutor to provide constructive but fair feedback to their students, while also providing practical advice and support to them, so they can improve in areas where they were originally struggling. I believe that I am a patient and understanding person, who is quite personable and can talk to people easily. I have…
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Akshaya

Psychology Tutor Shelley, WA
A tutor must be very patient, approachable, and accepting, as students should feel safe and comfortable enough to ask any question without facing any judgment. A warm and friendly environment must be established. This is the most effective way for a student to learn, and be open to learning. A tutor must also be able to provide examples of the…

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Olivia is great. Edie is happy and feeling more motivated. Thanks
Vanessa, Willagee

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Content Covered

Year 7 student Paige worked through real numbers, estimation, and the multiplication and division of decimals, with a focus on identifying areas for improvement.

Year 8 Oli concentrated on solving linear equations using graphs and revising properties of quadrilaterals in preparation for an upcoming test.

Meanwhile, Year 9 Isabel practiced trigonometry questions and completed a mock test to identify strengths and weaknesses ahead of her assessment.

Recent Challenges

A Year 8 student repeatedly skipped reviewing previous lesson notes, which meant class time was used reteaching old multiplication techniques instead of advancing ("we had to go back and repeat some multiplication techniques").

In Year 10, one learner struggled with algebra worded problems—hesitating to write out working, which made it hard to spot where the translation from words to equations broke down.

A Year 4 student found expressing number facts in writing difficult; this sometimes slowed progress when practicing sums with larger numbers or using inequality symbols.

Missed homework and unorganised files led to extra confusion during sessions for a senior student revising real numbers.

Recent Achievements

A Willagee tutor recently noticed that a Year 10 student, Abbi, who previously needed help with factorising quadratics, now solves standard quadratic equations independently and completes her homework using the elimination method without prompting.

In Year 11, Isabel showed a shift from just following steps to confidently creating algebraic equations from worded problems—a skill she found challenging last term.

Meanwhile, Xavier in Year 3 has started counting numbers and solving addition problems on his own after weeks of needing reminders; he now initiates his work without cues from the tutor.

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 Willagee Library—or at your child's school (with permission), like Caralee Community School.