Darren Poinen

Experienced Economics, Statistics and Mathematics tutor with over 25 years of teaching experience across Perth, Melbourne and online.

Currently a sessional lecturer at RMIT, Federation University and Kaplan Business School. Specialises in university-level Business Statistics, Econometrics, Quantitative Methods and Economics.

Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society (UK, 2012). 100% success rate reported for Open University Business Statistics students.

 Explains complex quantitative concepts clearly and efficiently. Uses real-life examples alongside academic theory.

Extensive experience with exam preparation, honours data analysis, and SPSS statistical consulting. Available 7 days including weekends.

Over 25 years of tutoring and teaching experience across Perth, Melbourne and online.

Currently sessional lecturer at RMIT Foundation Studies, Federation University and Kaplan Business School & Victoria University.

Previously worked as Chief Statistician for the national Lottery in South Africa, and as a full-time tutor at Curtin University in Perth teaching Economics, Statistics and Mathematics.

Also worked with KipMGrath, Academic Task Force, Tutoring Services International and Clever Kids in Perth.

Experienced in marking exam papers at several Australian universities including Statistics, Quantitative Methods, Economics and Accounting.

Specialises in Open University Business Statistics — over 150 students currently assisted with a 100% success rate.

Available 7 days a week including weekends.

• Bachelor of Social Science (Economics & Statistics), University of Cape Town, 1994
• Bachelor of Commerce Honours (Statistics), University of Cape Town, 1995
• Master of Accounting, Curtin University, Perth, 2008
• Diploma in Logistics Management, 2003
• Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society, UK, 2012
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, 2013
• Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Teaching, 2018
• Diploma in Mathematics, Charles Sturt University, 2018
• Master of Economics, University of New England, 2022