Offering in person and online sessions! Hello! I'm Monique and I've been tutoring for a decade in primary, high school and tertiary subjects including math, english, science (including human bio, chem and physics), humanities, NAPLAN, OLNA and help with tertiary nursing/education degree entrance tests/exams. I have tutored over fifty students over the past ten years ranging from year one to University students. I received a 90+ ATAR in 2014. I have my Working with Children’s Check
During the sessions I take an individualised approach by covering school curriculum textbooks as well as other work which compliments what is being taught in their classes. I liaise with their teachers, provide personalised schedules and worksheets. I tailor my tutoring to the student's needs and take a flexible approach to self-paced, individual learning. I focus on giving positive awareness of their strengths and targeting their areas for improvement. For me tutoring isn't just about achieving great marks, it's also about helping students feel confident in their own abilities as well as encouraging them to enjoy learning. With my help I have had students move to a higher level class in their schooling, encouraging them to achieve their potential in a nurturing and stress-free way.
I have a Bachelor of Science (Pathology and Laboratory Medicine and Science Communication UWA), Masters of Science Communication UWA and I recently completed a Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Teaching also at UWA and I have achieved an Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education. I have been a tutor at UWA for the past 5 years and received a Jin-Boon Lew award for teaching in 2022 and was nomination for a teaching award in 2024, 2023 and a 2019 Faculty Teaching & Service Award in the category of Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning. I have tutored five units at UWA focusing on presentation skills, science communication, business communications and women's health. I am currently working as a Curriculum Content Designer at Edith Cowan University and I hope to undertake a part time PhD in women's health literacy.
Please get in contact if you would like a session time that works for you.
I previously finished honours research in breast cancer research and before that my degree in pathology and laboratory medicine with science communication which covers biology, human biology, chemistry, mathematics and how to write/present science topics. I also studied a few units in French, Psychology and Philosophy. In high school I studied Mathematics (3AB/applications), Chemistry, English, Food Science and Technology, Drama and have a Cert II in Hospitality. I also studied Human Biology in year 11.
Previously for five years I was a nanny for primary school children, helping them with school work and projects. I have completed two Science Communication internships at the Perron Institute and the Marshall Centre as well as undertaking a research assistant role for the Hartmann Human Lactation Group. Through these work experiences I have gained excellent written skills - including the ability to write essays, research summaries, newsletter articles, media releases and social media posts. Furthermore from I was a Sciguide and Girls in STEM Helper at Scitech in which I helped children and staff with the activities at Scitech and demonstrated the use of STEM concepts.
If you'd like a session please don't hesitate to contact me :)
