Individual
Focused one-to-one support
Suitable for students who require concentrated attention, personalised pacing or support with specific learning priorities.
Tutoring structured around the individual learner
Educate Tutoring offers individual, paired and small-group tutoring for students who benefit from thoughtful, personalised learning support. The most appropriate structure is considered according to the student’s needs, learning priorities and circumstances.
Finding the Right Tutoring Structure
Each format provides purposeful learning support, but the most suitable option will depend on the student, the learning goals and the availability of an appropriate pairing or group.
Paired
Learning alongside a suitable peer
Available in limited circumstances for siblings or students of a similar age and learning level who enrol together.
Small Group
Structured learning with peers
Supports learning alongside other students while encouraging participation, communication and shared engagement.
Personalised support centred on one student
Individual tutoring
Individual tutoring may suit students who benefit from intensive, one-to-one support. Sessions can respond directly to the student’s current learning needs, priorities and pace through a personalised tutoring program.
This format allows the educator to focus closely on areas requiring support while building skills, confidence and more effective learning habits over time.
Shared learning with the right match
Paired tutoring
Learning alongside a peer can encourage communication, engagement and collaborative thinking. Paired tutoring is available in limited circumstances where two students are appropriately matched.
Paired arrangements may be considered for:
- Siblings of a similar age or learning level
- Friends who enrol together and are suited to learning alongside one another
The suitability of a paired arrangement is discussed before tutoring begins.
Purposeful learning in a supportive group setting
Small-group tutoring
Small-group tutoring gives students the opportunity to learn alongside peers while receiving structured educator support. It can encourage communication, participation and social engagement while students work toward shared or related learning goals.
Group composition, learning focus and availability will determine whether this format is appropriate for a student.
Choosing Your Tutoring Format
Not Sure Which Format Is the Right Fit?
Families do not need to select a tutoring structure before making contact. We begin by discussing the student’s current situation, learning priorities and the kind of support being sought. From there, an appropriate approach can be considered.
Individual Tutoring May Suit Students Who
Need Focused attention, personalised pacing or support with specific learning needs.
Paired Tutoring May Suit Students Who:
Have a suitable sibling or peer and benefit from learning collaboratively.
Small-Group Tutoring May Suit Students Who:
Respond well to structured interaction, shared activities and learning alongside others.
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Let’s Discuss the Right Support for Your Child
Tell us about your child’s learning needs and what you hope
tutoring will help them achieve.