Tutors in Stanhope Gardens, NSW

Name: Tutors
Brand: Juggle Street
Rating: 4.62 (16 reviews)

There are 10+ childcare educators in-and-around Stanhope Gardens - 30 jobs totalling 1,449 hours have been completed.

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Trust & Safety

Trust and safety is at the core of everything we do. Find out how Juggle Street works to keep you, your family and the Sydney community safe.

Pricing & Payments

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Tutor posts on the blog

Tutor Resources

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There never seems to be a middle ground. Either you have hundreds of resources at your fingertips and can’t possibly choose which one to use, or you find it incredibly hard to get your hands on even basic resources. How can we find and choose the best resources for what we need?

Making a First Impression

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It goes without saying that as a new tutor, you’ll want to make a good impression and see academic improvement in your students. However, wanting to be an effective tutor is not the same as having experience. New tutors without experience tend to make the same mistakes when they start out.

Choosing the Right Tutor

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If you are on the hunt for a private tutor, you’re probably motivated by one of two main reasons (though there are others). You’re concerned that your child is under-performing. You are worried that your child will be ‘left behind’ in today’s increasingly competitive educational landscape.