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Tutoring

Our tutors have academic qualifications and are registered as teachers, who have specialised in dyslexia either through their PhDs in Australia or through further education in the U.K. They will provide you with support strategies and skills for learning and managing at TAFE, university and at work. Our tutoring service is run through an online, secure platform from anywhere in Australia.

Costing for Online Tutoring

  • Initial Consultation: $190 include: Reviewing educational needs and an appropriate resource and tools.  
  • You can also by a block of three, one hour sessions over a four to six week period or negotiated with your tutor. Block sessions are at $90.00 per hour total cost $270
  • $ 100.00 per hour for an individual session.
  • Sessions include resources and support materials including a study or work planner.    

To find out more about our tutoring service email [email protected] or call 1800 589 667. 

Book your session now:

Initial Consultation   Singles sessions 3 Block Sessions   10 week semester block    

Published: 11th July, 2019

Updated: 17th July, 2020

Author: Shae Wissell

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