For most students, yes, provided lessons are live and small. What matters is teacher attention, a clear learning plan and consistent feedback. Our online lessons use the same programme, materials and teachers as our campus classes.

The Australian Tutoring Association notes teacher-trained tutors typically charge $55 to $180 per hour. Online classes usually cost less than in-home classes, and small-group classes cost less per hour than one-on-one classes. Contact us for current EDUCO fees.

They are worth it when lessons are structured and tracked rather than ad hoc. A tutor who works to a learning plan, sets homework and reports back to you gives measurable value. One who simply helps with tonight’s homework generally does not.

For most students, one well-structured hour a week plus homework produces steady progress. Students preparing for OC, Selective or the HSC, or closing a significant gap, usually need more at the start and can taper later.

A laptop or desktop with a working camera, microphone and stable internet, and a quiet place to sit. We send joining details before the first lesson and run a short check so nothing needs to be sorted out during the lesson.