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Prep to Year 10 maths, English and science are taught to the same Australian Curriculum in every state, and NAPLAN is the same national test, so a good tutor in Melbourne is a good tutor for a child in Perth, Cairns or Hobart. RHZ Tutoring runs live online sessions with the same tutor every week, starts every student with a free online Skills Check (Prep to Year 12, 5,900 questions, same-day topic report), and prices small groups from $25 an hour with no interstate surcharge. Choose your city below for session times in your state, the senior certificate and selective-testing context, and the questions parents there ask.
The same: the Australian Curriculum (version 9) for Prep to Year 10, which every state's syllabus is built on; NAPLAN in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9; and the free Skills Check, which works from anywhere and shows topic by topic where a child sits against their year level. Our tutors plan from that curriculum, follow the school's current unit, and report to you after every session.
What differs is Years 11 and 12. We tutor the VCE fully, subject by subject, to the current VCAA study designs. For the HSC, QCE, WACE, SACE (including the NTCET), TCE and the ACT Senior Secondary Certificate we support the maths, English and science skills and the study technique a senior student needs, but we do not claim state-syllabus or school-assessment expertise, and each city page says so plainly. Selective and scholarship testing also differs by state (the NSW selective and OC tests, WA's GATE, SA's IGNITE, the Queensland Academies, Victoria's selective-entry exam) and each page covers what applies.
Sydney is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Sydney is the biggest tutoring market in Australia and the most crowded, with centres on every high street and selective-school preparation starting as early as Year 2 in some suburbs.
Parramatta is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Parramatta is Sydney's second CBD and the centre of the fastest-growing part of the city, with a young, ambitious population and two of the state's most sought-after selective schools (Girraween and Baulkham Hills) within a short drive.
Penrith is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Penrith sits at the foot of the Blue Mountains on the western edge of Sydney, in a corridor growing quickly around the new Western Sydney airport.
Newcastle is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Newcastle is the second-largest city in New South Wales and the heart of the Hunter, with its own selective high school (Merewether), a large university and a school population spread from the beaches to Lake Macquarie and Maitland.
Wollongong is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Wollongong is a university city strung along the Illawarra coast, with a selective high school (Smiths Hill), a mix of state and independent schools, and a large share of parents who commute to Sydney.
Central Coast is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
The Central Coast, centred on Gosford, is a commuter region between Sydney and Newcastle with a fast-growing family population, a selective high school at Gosford and a scattering of tutoring centres that are mostly in Gosford, Erina and Tuggerah.
Albury-Wodonga is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Albury-Wodonga is one city on two sides of the Murray and two school systems: Albury students sit the HSC under NSW syllabuses, Wodonga students sit the VCE, and families move between the two more often than outsiders expect.
Canberra is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Canberra has one of the most educated parent populations in the country and a school system that is unusual in two ways: no selective entry, and Years 11 and 12 taught at separate colleges with entirely school-based assessment.
Brisbane is the same time as Melbourne while Melbourne is on AEST (April to early October) and 1 hour behind Melbourne once Melbourne moves to AEDT: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local (3pm in summer).
Brisbane is growing quickly, with the run-up to 2032 adding to a population already spread from Caboolture to Logan and out to Ipswich.
Gold Coast is the same time as Melbourne while Melbourne is on AEST (April to early October) and 1 hour behind Melbourne once Melbourne moves to AEDT: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local (3pm in summer).
The Gold Coast is Australia's largest non-capital city and one of its fastest-growing, with big state high schools, a strong independent sector along the coast, and a Queensland Academy (health sciences) at Southport.
Sunshine Coast is the same time as Melbourne while Melbourne is on AEST (April to early October) and 1 hour behind Melbourne once Melbourne moves to AEDT: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local (3pm in summer).
The Sunshine Coast has grown from a holiday strip into a region of families, with new suburbs around Caloundra South and Maroochydore and schools that are full.
Townsville is the same time as Melbourne while Melbourne is on AEST (April to early October) and 1 hour behind Melbourne once Melbourne moves to AEDT: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local (3pm in summer).
Townsville is the largest city in northern Australia, with a big Defence community at Lavarack Barracks and RAAF Base Townsville, a university, and a school population that turns over as families are posted in and out.
Cairns is the same time as Melbourne while Melbourne is on AEST (April to early October) and 1 hour behind Melbourne once Melbourne moves to AEDT: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local (3pm in summer).
Cairns is a long way from anywhere: 1,700 kilometres from Brisbane and further from Melbourne.
Toowoomba is the same time as Melbourne while Melbourne is on AEST (April to early October) and 1 hour behind Melbourne once Melbourne moves to AEDT: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local (3pm in summer).
Toowoomba is the largest inland city in Queensland and a school town: several large boarding and day schools draw students from across the Darling Downs and beyond, alongside big state high schools.
Perth is 2 hours behind Melbourne while Melbourne is on AEST (April to early October) and 3 hours behind Melbourne once Melbourne moves to AEDT: a 6pm Melbourne session is 4pm local (3pm in summer).
Perth is the most isolated capital in the world and runs on its own clock: two hours behind Melbourne in winter and three in summer.
Joondalup is 2 hours behind Melbourne while Melbourne is on AEST (April to early October) and 3 hours behind Melbourne once Melbourne moves to AEDT: a 6pm Melbourne session is 4pm local (3pm in summer).
Joondalup is the centre of Perth's northern corridor, one of the youngest and fastest-growing parts of the city, with a university campus, large senior high schools and new suburbs pushing north past Alkimos.
Mandurah is 2 hours behind Melbourne while Melbourne is on AEST (April to early October) and 3 hours behind Melbourne once Melbourne moves to AEDT: a 6pm Melbourne session is 4pm local (3pm in summer).
Mandurah is the largest regional city in Western Australia and effectively Perth's southern commuter belt, with a school population that has grown faster than the number of specialist tutors in the Peel region.
Adelaide is 30 minutes behind Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 3:30pm local.
Adelaide is a compact capital with a school system that changed shape in 2022, when Year 7 moved into high school.
Darwin is 30 minutes behind Melbourne while Melbourne is on AEST (April to early October) and 1.5 hours behind Melbourne once Melbourne moves to AEDT: a 5pm Melbourne session is 4:30pm local (3:30pm in summer).
Darwin has the most mobile school population in the country: Defence, government, health and mining families arrive and leave on two- and three-year cycles, and a child can go through three schools in three states before Year 9.
Hobart is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Hobart is a small capital with a distinctive school structure: most students still move from a high school to a senior college (Hobart, Elizabeth or Rosny College) for Years 11 and 12, and the TCE is assessed by TASC.
Launceston is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Launceston serves the whole north of Tasmania, from the Tamar Valley to the north-east and across to Devonport and Burnie, with two senior colleges and two long-established independent schools.
Geelong is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Geelong is Victoria's second city and one of its fastest-growing, with new estates in Armstrong Creek, Lara and the northern suburbs and a school population to match.
Ballarat is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Ballarat is a regional city with strong schools, including two of the highest-performing independent schools in the state, and a growing commuter population on the Melbourne train line.
Bendigo is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Bendigo has one of the largest VCE providers in Victoria in Bendigo Senior Secondary College, which takes most of the city's students for Years 11 and 12, plus junior secondary colleges and strong Catholic and independent schools.
Shepparton is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Shepparton is the centre of the Goulburn Valley, a diverse and hard-working region where most government secondary students attend a single very large college formed by merging the city's high schools.
Mildura is the same time as Melbourne all year: a 4pm Melbourne session is 4pm local.
Mildura is more than five hundred kilometres from Melbourne, closer to Adelaide than to its own capital, and serves the whole Sunraysia region on both sides of the Murray.
Small-group sessions from $25 an hour; one-to-one $35 to $45 an hour depending on year level. Prices are identical to our Melbourne prices, plans are monthly with no lock-in, and there is no interstate surcharge. The Skills Check and consultation are free.
Our Australian-curriculum practice papers (primary maths and English, Years 7 to 10 maths, NAPLAN-style papers for Years 3, 5, 7 and 9, and senior topic tests) are instant PDF downloads that work in every state. Browse all practice papers →
All of them. The cities on this page are the ones we see most, from Sydney and Brisbane to Cairns, Darwin and Mildura, but online sessions work anywhere with a reliable connection. If your town is not listed, the sessions run exactly the same way; the nearest city page will tell you the session times for your state.
For Prep to Year 10, yes. Every state's maths, English and science syllabus is built on the Australian Curriculum version 9, so the content and sequence our tutors teach is the content your child's school teaches. Years 11 and 12 differ by state: we tutor the VCE fully, and for the HSC, QCE, WACE, SACE, TCE and ACT Senior Secondary Certificate we support the underlying skills and study technique without claiming state-syllabus or school-assessment expertise.
We book in your local time and confirm the Melbourne equivalent in writing. New South Wales, the ACT, Tasmania and Victoria share Melbourne's clock all year; Queensland is the same in winter and an hour behind in summer; South Australia is half an hour behind; the Northern Territory is half an hour behind in winter and an hour and a half in summer; Western Australia is two hours behind in winter and three in summer. Each city page shows sample after-school slots.
Yes. NAPLAN is set nationally and sat online in the same March window by every Year 3, 5, 7 and 9 student, so our NAPLAN preparation is the same preparation wherever you live. The free Skills Check is the diagnostic we build it from.
Small online groups from $25 an hour and one-to-one $35 to $45 an hour depending on year level, identical to our Melbourne prices, with monthly plans and no lock-in. There is no interstate surcharge. The Skills Check and the consultation are free.
Every tutor holds a current Victorian Working with Children Check, verified before they teach, and parents can sit in on any online session.
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