Brisbane Tutor – Justin Clark, Hope Tutoring

Justin Clark MEd, MLearningInnovation, BEd, BA

If you are one of the many families in Brisbane seeking help from a private tutor for their child/children, I am able to assist. I’m a qualified, registered and experienced Queensland primary and secondary school teacher, having moved into tutoring children one-on-one rather than teaching in the classroom.

I chose to become a private tutor because I find working with children and teens on an individual basis far more rewarding than being a classroom teacher. I’m also able to create positive learning experiences for students who perhaps have become disengaged from formal schooling.

Tutoring Brisbane Students

What I offer:

• Extensive experience (both as a classroom teacher and a private tutor).
• Knowledge and experience of teaching the Queensland curriculum (and the pros and cons of the curriculum).
• Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in education, learning innovation and learning disability, and reading and writing difficulties.
• Patience, persistence, understanding and support, with the knowledge that each child is unique based upon their individual learning styles.

Subjects and Skills

In terms of subjects and skills, as a private Tutor in Brisbane I provide:

• Private tutoring for students needing assistance in one or more subjects at a specific (or ongoing) period of time such as history, maths, or science.
• Private tutoring for children or teens that need assistance and mentoring in developing specific skills such as research methods, report or essay writing.
• The ability to establish rapport with students, to engage students and work through any learning avoidance behaviours in encouraging children in their learning.
• Skills that allow me to help children, teens and adults in providing a wide range of tutoring methods and knowledge.

Helping Your Child

Other ways my private Brisbane tutoring service can help is through:

• Homeschool tutoring and assistance in developing a learning curriculum for children reflecting the preferences of the parents and the children, balanced against abilities and interests.
• Helping prepare children for school where the current system may not be able to provide the individual assistance a child may need.
• Private tutoring for students who have learning difficulties (dyslexia, autism, dysgraphia, etc) and require one-on-one support and assistance to further their learning potential and engage in the learning process.