Specialist teaching for demanding subjects
Years 9–10 algebra, chemistry and physics can outpace what's practical to teach at home.
Subject specialists teach the parts of your program where deep expertise matters most.
Homeschool support · Years 2–10 · VCE pathway · Online
You lead their education. We support the advanced Maths, Sciences and selective pathways.
Specialist small-group tutoring for home-educated students, with clear progress records you can add to your family's learning portfolio.
A partner to the home educator
Four ways we support your program.
Records for your learning portfolio
Gathering work samples and progress evidence for reviews takes time.
A written diagnostic report, session notes and skill progress records you can choose to include.
Small groups of like-minded learners
Studying alone can miss the spark of working problems through with peers.
Groups capped at five, matched by readiness, for real discussion without classroom distractions.
Timetables around your family
After-school slots don't always suit a home-education rhythm.
Daytime weekday sessions are part of our normal timetable, so learning doesn't have to compete with after-school sport and work runs.
Subject tracks
Placed by readiness, not by age.
Years 2–4 early foundations
Number sense, reading fluency, curiosity-led science inquiry and the habit of explaining thinking out loud.
Years 5–8 foundations
Number sense, algebraic reasoning, scientific inquiry and analytical writing.
Years 9–10 acceleration
Advanced mathematics, sciences, and selective entry preparation for Victorian Selective, JMSS and NSW OC & Selective.
Moving into VCE
Home education covers learning up to Year 10. For VCE, students enrol with a provider such as Virtual School Victoria; we then tutor alongside that enrolment in Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Physics and English.
Where we fit
Your responsibilities stay yours. Some get lighter.
Home education is legal across Australia. Parents register with their state authority, prepare a learning plan, provide regular instruction and keep records. Here is how EduPrism supports each step without taking it over.
Registration
You register with the VRQA, NESA or your state authority. We never enrol your child or report on your behalf.
Learning plan
Our diagnostic shows where your child is now, so your plan can set realistic goals in Maths and Sciences.
Regular instruction
Weekly specialist sessions cover the subjects you choose; you keep teaching everything else your way.
Records
Skill progress records and session notes you may choose to add to your own portfolio.
Build your plan
Choose only the support your child needs.
Some families want extra science. Others want maths every week and selective entry practice before exam season. You decide, term by term.
- 01
Book the free diagnostic
A 60-minute assessment and written report showing strengths, gaps and a suggested starting point.
- 02
Pick subjects and times
Choose the subjects that need specialist teaching and daytime weekday slots that suit your week.
- 03
Learn and track progress
Small-group sessions, with recordings in the family portal to rewatch or catch up on a missed lesson, plus skill tracking.
- 04
Review each term
Add, drop or change subjects as your child's needs and your program change.
Fees
Clear prices. Pay only for what you choose.
Years 2–8 small group
$45
per 60-minute lesson
$420 per 10-week term
Years 9–10 & selective entry group
$55
per 60-minute lesson
$500 per 10-week term
VCE tutoring (alongside VSV or another provider)
$65
per 60-minute lesson
$600 per 10-week term
One-on-one, any level
$95–$150
per 60-minute lesson
- 10% off a second subject, 15% off a third
- Weekly payment plans on term fees
- Every lesson recorded in the family portal
- Free 60-minute diagnostic to start
Wellbeing first
Recently left school? We start gently.
Many families come to home education after anxiety, school refusal or a learning environment that didn't fit. Small groups, a calm pace and a tutor who learns how your child thinks help rebuild confidence before we push for speed. Neurodivergent learners are welcome; tell us what works at home and we'll carry it into sessions.
Questions families ask
Clear answers before you begin.
Practical details about the program, preparation and what your child can expect.
Still have a question not listed here? We answer every one personally. Ask us directly.