The Best Year 5-10 English tutors in Brunswick east, VIC

Hi! My name is Maaz and I graduated from Trinity Grammar School with an ATAR of 99.4. Since high school, I have tutored many school students both privately and as a university tutor. I am currently doing my PhD in Theoretical Physics at the University of Melbourne. While I enjoy intellectual endeavours of all kinds, I absolutely love imparting my knowledge of physics and math to students and spreading curiosity in these very intricate subjects. Having tutored many students in the past, I bring a wealth of experience that helps me identify students' weaknesses and knowledge gaps My passion lies in sharing my knowledge of physics and math, and I find it incredibly rewarding to ignite curiosity in these subjects. Through my past tutoring experiences, I've developed effective techniques to simplify complex concepts and make them more understandable. My tutoring style is all about practicality and understanding. I won't just teach you from the books – I'll work with you to grasp the core principles, build a strong foundation, and tackle challenges head-on. My goal is to help you not only improve your grades but also develop a genuine appreciation for the subjects. Let's work together to strengthen your skills, fill in the gaps, and boost your confidence. I'm here to guide you through the world of physics and math in a down-to-earth, accessible way.

Hey there! My name is Veronica and I'm a final-year medical student at the University of Melbourne. Over the last few years of university, I’ve had my own share of struggles with stress regarding inefficient study and mounting workload. I want to share what I’ve learnt with my students and instil a sense of motivation and desire for learning. I really do love studying science and maths, and I’m keen to pass on this passion to those that I tutor. I will understand where your confusion lies, assess your problem areas, and with patience, work through these learning objectives with you. I’ll come to these sessions with a positive, encouraging mindset, and try to build your confidence in the subject. I am also aware of the mental health strain that online learning and COVID-19 can place on already a very stressful time, so I’m always up for a chat or any additional advice about life beyond VCE (the light at the end of the tunnel), such as university. Look forward to meeting you!

Hi! I’m Sabine - and as a recent high school graduate I know only too well how tough it can be, but I also know it can be super rewarding. I strongly believe that efficient and enjoyable study strategies and an understanding of your learning is all that’s needed to thrive in high school!   As a student I struggled with motivation until I realised that the best way to learn is to play to your strengths and interests. I love helping students find their own learning strengths and styles, and assisting them to use these to get the best out of themselves.   I enjoy explaining complex areas of the curriculum in simple terms, breaking down larger concepts into digestible pieces that can be easily understood, recalled, and expressed.   Throughout high school I worked in edutainment, volunteered, and regularly rode my horse - placing a priority on my health and well-being, while still graduating as DUX of my school with a 99.25 ATAR and the top scores in my school for 5 of my 6 subjects.   My passions lie in subjects that require an understanding of interconnectedness, resulting in my study scores of 50 in Biology, 46 in Geography, and 45 in Literature.   I’m currently studying a Batchelor of Science at Melbourne Uni, with a major in plant pathology. I love the outdoors, and outside of study am an equestrian, a hiker, a novice golfer, a lover of science fiction, and a massive F1 fan.   If you’re looking for a tutor to help you study effectively and efficiently, and to build understanding of the links between complex areas of the curriculum - I might just be the person for you!