Online Tutoring
Live sessions from home — structured lessons, clear feedback, and consistency without travel.
- After-school & weekend flexibility
- Ideal for busy families
- Structured lesson plan + practice tasks
- Progress check-ins and feedback
Tutoring Options
Online & Face-to-Face Tutoring in Melbourne
Not sure which format is best? This page breaks down the difference between online tutoring and face-to-face tutoring, so you can choose the option that fits your child’s learning style, schedule, and goals.
✓ Maths & English
✓ Primary → VCE
✓ Small-group support
✓ Progress tracking
Quick recommendation
- Online = best for flexible schedules and no travel time.
- Face-to-face = best for focus, routine, and fast correction.
- Not sure? Start with a free assessment and we’ll recommend a plan.
Choose your tutoring option
Face-to-Face Tutoring
In-centre tutoring for focus — a distraction-free environment, stronger routine, and immediate correction.
- Focused study environment
- Immediate feedback in real time
- Routine & accountability
- Confidence-building learning habits
Online vs Face-to-Face: what’s the difference?
Both formats follow structured learning. The right choice depends on your child’s focus, routine, and logistics.
| Category | Online Tutoring | Face-to-Face Tutoring |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Flexible schedules, reduced travel | Focus, routine, accountability |
| Learning environment | Home-based (depends on setup) | In-centre, distraction-minimised |
| Feedback speed | Fast (live session) | Fastest (in-room correction) |
| Consistency | High when scheduling is tight | High when routine is needed |
| Great when… | You want convenience + structure | You want focus + learning habits |
Pro tip: if your child struggles to focus at home, face-to-face usually produces faster momentum.
If travel time kills consistency, online is often the best starting point.
How tutoring works
We identify gaps, teach the skill, practise it, then track improvement. This builds confidence — not just “do homework”.
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Free assessment
We identify the biggest gaps and the fastest wins for Maths/English.
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Personalised plan
A clear weekly structure: what we teach, practise, and review.
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Structured lessons
Step-by-step teaching, technique, and confidence building.
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Progress tracking
We track improvement and adjust the plan based on what’s working.
Subjects & year levels we support
Primary
- Maths foundations
- Reading comprehension
- Writing structure
- Spelling & grammar
High school
- Year 7–10 Maths
- Year 7–10 English
- Study habits & routines
- Assessment preparation
Exam preparation
- NAPLAN
- Selective entry
- VCE support
- Exam technique
FAQs
Is online tutoring as effective as face-to-face?
It can be. Online tutoring works best when sessions are structured and the student can focus at home. Face-to-face is often better when focus, routine, or accountability is the main challenge.
How do you decide which option is best?
We look at learning style, attention, school workload, and your weekly schedule. A short assessment helps us identify gaps and recommend the option most likely to produce consistent progress.
What subjects do you tutor?
We support Maths and English across primary and high school, plus targeted preparation for NAPLAN, selective entry, and VCE support depending on the student’s needs.
How often should tutoring sessions be?
Most students improve fastest with weekly sessions plus short practice tasks. If a student is preparing for a test or is behind, a short-term increase can help build momentum.
What should we prepare for the first session?
Recent schoolwork, test results, and the topics they find hardest. For online tutoring, also ensure a quiet space, stable internet, and a device with camera/mic.
Still unsure? We’ll recommend the best option.
Book a free assessment and we’ll map out the best tutoring structure for your child.