My philosophy and the mission of EdAtlas are based on three beliefs

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Any student who prioritises their studies and is committed to improving can achieve extraordinary growth - whether that's moving up a grade band, excelling in their favourite subjects, or earning a place among the state's highest achievers

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Tutoring should be designed around the needs of each student. Whether the goal is moving from Ds to Bs or from As to the top of the school, our VCE programs provide the right level of challenge and support

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Most students underestimate their potential. Not everyone will (or needs to) achieve a 45+, but every student has the capacity to make meaningful progress with the right guidance, structure and support

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My story started with a digital addiction

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I grew up in a stereotypical Asian family. My parents placed a strong emphasis on academic results. I've lost count of the number of times I was compared to high achieving family friends

But my academic life didn't always take priority. At 16, I would spend more than three hours every day playing video games or scrolling social media

All of that said, I was still a reasonably high-performing student. That was until I finished Maths Methods in Year 11 and underperformed significantly. I can still remember my feelings of surprise and disappointment, quickly followed by the (daunting) prospect of going down the stairs and telling my parents

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I entered a spiral of underperformance

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Looking back, I wasn't aware of why I was underachieving

Of course, a lack of hard work played a role. But I was also missing the hidden insights behind the VCAA exam system and didn't know how to present my answers the way assessors expected

Even after repeating Maths Methods in Year 12, I continued to underperform relative to my ability. Instead of addressing the root causes, I tried to brute-force my way through more than 60 practice exams

One of my biggest regrets is believing that simply doing more questions would solve the problem. The right guidance could have changed my approach - and my results - much sooner

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Once I started university, I committed to investing in myself and things began to improve

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When I started at the University of Melbourne, I began addressing the habits and misconceptions that had held me back. I learned how to work smarter within the examination system, not just harder

The results followed. In 2017, I became one of the youngest winners of an international case competition in the University of Melbourne's history. Two years later, I received a deferred admission offer to MIT - the only Australian offered a place that year

It was also at university that I discovered my passion for teaching. Helping students unlock their potential inspired me to found EdAtlas, where we've since helped hundreds of students achieve results they never thought possible

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Vital lessons I've learned as a tutor

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Since I started tutoring, my painstaking analysis has resulted in a deep confidence that any committed student, with the right support and irrespective of their current abilities, can truly redefine their VCE journey

Through the course of my career, I learned how to:

  • Go from an underperforming student to one of the top performers in my university class, securing no less than five 6-figure job offers at graduation

  • Approach VCE examinations in the optimal way to achieve top-level results

  • Build a finely-tuned study program that minimises the risk of falling behind

And it’s these results that I hope to help the next generation achieve. It’s that goal that truly drives me

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