Live one-to-one and small-group tutoring in maths, English, science and VCE subjects over video, with the same tutors, Skills Check and progress notes as our Truganina centre. 8 minutes from Williams Landing at our Truganina centre, or online.
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This page is for Williams Landing parents weighing up Online Tutoring tutoring for a child in Prep to Year 12. It covers how we teach the subject, the curriculum topics we work through, what Williams Landing families can expect on travel and format, and our prices. The short version: start with the free Skills Check, and a tutor will call you.
Williams Landing is a compact, newer suburb around the station, and most of its students travel out for school: to Point Cook or Truganina for primary, and to Point Cook Senior, Laverton P-12 or one of the independent schools for secondary. It is one of the closest suburbs to our centre, so afternoon in-person slots are easy to fit around school pick-up.
Williams Landing to our Truganina centre at 17/47 Apex Drive, Truganina VIC 3029 is about 8 minutes by car, up Palmers Road, or one stop on the train to Tarneit. If getting to Truganina is awkward on a given day, the same session can run online with the same tutor.
Students from Williams Landing Primary School, Point Cook Senior Secondary College, Truganina South Primary School, Laverton P-12 College and Alamanda K-9 College come to us for Online Tutoring, which means the tutor usually recognises the school's sequence and the way it tests.
Families from Truganina, Point Cook, Laverton and Seabrook use the same sessions, and small groups are formed by level, not by suburb.
Online tutoring is not a fallback at RHZ; it is how a large share of our families choose to learn, especially those who are more than fifteen minutes from our Truganina centre or who are juggling several children's activities. It runs live over video with the same tutors who teach in the centre, at the same prices, with the same free Skills Check at the start and the same plain-English progress note after every session.
A good online session looks different from a video call. The tutor and student share a digital whiteboard so working is visible to both, the tutor can see the student write in real time (a phone or document camera pointed at the page works well for maths), and materials are sent in advance so there is no scrambling. For English, the student writes in a shared document and the tutor marks it live. For VCE sciences and maths, worked solutions and calculator screens are shared directly.
Online suits some students better than in person. Students who are shy in a room often participate more from home. Senior students save the travel time and use it for study. Families with a child in Year 3 and another in Year 10 can run both sessions back-to-back without a second trip. And for VCE subjects with few students at a school, like Specialist Maths or Physics, online lets us match the student to the best tutor rather than the nearest.
It does not suit everyone. Very young students (Prep to Year 1) usually do better in person, where the tutor can hear them read and handle counters and cards. Students who are easily distracted at home need a quiet space and a parent nearby for the first few sessions. We will tell you honestly which format we recommend after the Skills Check, and many families mix the two: online during the week, in person before exams.
Practically, all a student needs is a laptop or tablet with a camera, a stable internet connection and a quiet spot. We send a link before each session, keep a record of what was covered, and the tutor can share the session's working with you afterwards. Small-group online sessions are capped at four so every student gets attention.
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These are the topics our Online Tutoring tutors work through with Williams Landing students, grouped by year level. They come from the same curriculum-aligned question banks that power the free Skills Check, so the check tells us exactly which of these your child needs.
One-to-one tutoring is $35–$45 an hour depending on the year level; small groups of up to five are from $25 an hour. Plans are monthly, you choose how many sessions a week, and you can cancel any time. The Skills Check and the consultation are free. Online and in-person sessions cost the same.
For most students from Year 3 upwards, yes, provided the session is well run with shared working and materials prepared in advance. For Prep to Year 2 we generally recommend in person.
A laptop or tablet with a camera and microphone, and a stable internet connection. For maths, a phone or document camera pointed at the student's page lets the tutor see the working.
Yes. Our tutors work both in the centre and online, and the Skills Check, planning and progress notes are identical.
Yes, and many families do: online during the week and in person at the Truganina centre for revision blocks or before exams.
The same as in person: small-group sessions from $25 an hour and one-to-one from $35 to $45 an hour depending on year level. The Skills Check and consultation are free.
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