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Ivy L.

Hello! I'm Ivy; a Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine (MD) student at Monash University, with experience as an ESL tutor for Japanese students and English/Maths primary level tutor. If you or a student you know is struggling with studying or wants to get ahead, we will work together to ensure that not only will you understand the content, but will master it in a fun and engaging environment. During VCE I studied Literature (44), Biology (48), Mathematical Methods (42), Specialist Mathematics (40), French (39) and Chemistry (39). As such, I have a diverse background in English, Maths and Sciences which allows me to deliver quality teaching as well as sharing the SKILLS and STRATEGIES which are crucial for effective study. In doing so, what you learn in my lessons don't end when the subject concludes; you can take away life-long skills that will work for you in life well beyond school. So if you are interested please get in contact and I will be more than happy to work with you to achieve you or your child's dreams!

Tutoring offered
Online
Academic result
ATAR 99.70
Joined
Dec 2024

Subjects Ivy teaches

Subjects taught

  • Biology (VCE)
  • English - High School (Years 7 to 10)
  • English - Primary School (Years K to 6)
  • Mathematics - High School (Years 7 to 10)
  • Mathematics - Primary School (Years K to 6)
  • NAPLAN

Beyond lessons

What Ivy enjoys outside lessons

Some of my hobbies that I enjoy doing regularly are swimming, running, playing violin and learning languages (such as French and Mandarin). However when I have spare time I also enjoy more creative and relaxing hobbies such as sewing and embroidery.

Fit check

How we confirm Ivy is the right fit

The first lesson is treated as a careful fit check, not a locked-in commitment. Parents get a practical read on whether Ivy's explanations, subject focus, and routine are right for their child.

Trial lesson firstContinue only when the match feels useful, comfortable, and sustainable.
  1. Subject goalsWe check the student's current topic gaps, assessment needs, and confidence goals against the tutor's strengths.
  2. Practical routineTutoring mode, availability, and lesson rhythm are checked early so the arrangement is realistic for the family.
  3. Teaching rapportFamilies use the trial lesson to decide whether the explanations, pace, and rapport suit the student.

A safer first step

Meet Ivy in a trial lesson before you decide.

Tell us what your child needs and we will help confirm the subject focus, tutoring type, and tutor fit before you continue.

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