Live online tutoring for Mandurah students in maths, English, science and NAPLAN, taught to the Australian Curriculum by Melbourne-based tutors, with a free Skills Check first, small groups from $25 an hour and a progress note after every session.
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If you are looking for an online maths tutor, English tutor or NAPLAN tutor in Mandurah, this page explains how RHZ Tutoring works for Western Australia families: what we teach and why it lines up with Western Australia schools, how sessions run in Mandurah time, what we can and cannot honestly help with in Years 11 and 12, what it costs, and how the free Skills Check works. RHZ is a small Melbourne tutoring centre in Truganina, rated 5.0 on Google from 34 reviews, and it tutors online in every state and territory.
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. Families who want secondary maths or science help have generally had to travel towards Rockingham or the city.
The first reason is that the curriculum is national. Prep to Year 10 maths, English and science in Western Australia follow a syllabus built on the Australian Curriculum (version 9), the same document Victoria's curriculum and every other state's is built on. The strands, the content and the order are the same: fractions in Year 3, algebra from Year 7, quadratics in Year 10. A tutor in Melbourne can plan a session for a child in Mandurah and be confident it lines up with the school, and the tutor checks the school's current unit in the first session so nothing is out of step.
The second is diagnosis. Before anyone is charged anything, the child does the free online Skills Check: 10 to 15 minutes pitched at the top of their year level, from a 5,900-question bank covering Prep to Year 12, with a same-day topic-by-topic report. Families in Mandurah tell us it is the first time anyone has shown them exactly where the gaps are rather than telling them the child is 'a bit behind'. A tutor walks you through the result in a free consultation and the plan is built from it.
The third reason is access. Specialist tutors for secondary maths, science and senior subjects are scarce outside the capitals, and a family in Mandurah has often had to choose between whoever is available locally and nobody. Online tutoring matches the child to a tutor who teaches that subject and year level every day, in a small group with students at the same level from anywhere in Australia, at a slot that fits after school rather than after a drive.
Finally, cost. Because sessions are online and our overheads are one small centre in Melbourne, small groups are from $25 an hour and one-to-one $35 to $45 an hour for families in Mandurah, with monthly plans you can pause or cancel. Compare that with a local quote for an hour of one-to-one tutoring; the difference usually covers a second subject.
Online tutoring removes that trip. A Mandurah student works with a subject specialist at a Perth-time slot after school, in a small group or one-to-one, and parents get a plain-English note after every session.
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NAPLAN is the same test in Mandurah as in Melbourne: the same online, adaptive Reading, Writing, Conventions of Language and Numeracy tests, sat in March by every Year 3, 5, 7 and 9 student in Australia, reported in the same four proficiency levels. Our NAPLAN preparation runs online in small groups by year level from Term 4 through to the test window, built from the Skills Check rather than from endless practice tests, and it is exactly the preparation a Mandurah child needs because it is exactly the test they will sit.
Western Australia's Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) programs are entered through a selective test sat in Year 6 for Year 7 entry: to Perth Modern School, which is fully academically selective, and to the academic extension programs at a number of other public secondary schools. The test covers reading, mathematics, reasoning and writing above year level, and families typically prepare through Year 5 and the first half of Year 6. We run that preparation online in Perth time.
Years 11 and 12 in Western Australia lead to the WACE, with ATAR courses assessed by the school and by external examinations. Students must also meet the WACE literacy and numeracy standard, either through a Band 8 result in Year 9 NAPLAN or by passing the OLNA, which is why Year 9 NAPLAN carries more weight in WA than in other states. RHZ tutors the WACE the way we tutor every non-Victorian senior certificate: we support the underlying maths, English and science skills and the study technique a Year 11 or 12 student needs, but we do not claim WACE syllabus or school-assessment expertise. In practice that means a Year 11 student in Mandurah can use us for the algebra, calculus and problem-solving that every senior maths course rests on, the analytical and persuasive writing every senior English course assesses, the chemistry, physics and biology concepts and the way to write a scientific explanation, and the habits of planning, note-making and timed practice. What we will not do is pretend to know your school's assessment program better than the teacher who wrote it.
Whether your child is at Frederick Irwin Anglican School, Mandurah Baptist College and John Tonkin College or any other school in Mandurah, the Prep to Year 10 content is the same Australian Curriculum our tutors teach from, and the tutor works from the school's current unit and the Skills Check result rather than from a generic program. We are independent of every school.
Every session is a live video lesson with a Melbourne-based tutor who works with your child each week. Nothing is pre-recorded, and the tutor, the Skills Check and the progress notes are identical to what a family who walks into our Truganina centre gets.
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 session booked in Melbourne time is 4pm in Mandurah in winter and 3pm in the southern summer. Mandurah is on AWST (UTC+8) all year, 2 hours behind Melbourne on AEST and 3 hours behind on AEDT.
| Melbourne slot | Mandurah time (Melbourne on AEST) | Mandurah time (Melbourne on AEDT) |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday 6pm | 4pm | 3pm |
| Weekday 7pm | 5pm | 4pm |
| Weekday 8pm | 6pm | 5pm |
| Saturday 1pm | 11am | 10am |
We book in your local time, confirm the Melbourne equivalent in writing, and adjust automatically when Melbourne changes clocks in October and April, which is why our later Melbourne slots suit Perth families best. All a student needs is a laptop or tablet with a camera, a stable connection and a quiet spot; for maths, a phone pointed at the page lets the tutor watch the working.
Maths (number, fractions, measurement, problem solving), English (reading, phonics, spelling, grammar and writing), and NAPLAN preparation for Years 3 and 5.
Maths, English and science to the Australian Curriculum, NAPLAN for Years 7 and 9, and preparation for the GATE test.
Skills support in senior maths, English and the sciences, plus study technique and timed practice. We do not claim WACE syllabus or school-assessment expertise; see the Western Australia section above.
Small online groups of two to four at the same year level from $25 an hour, or one-to-one from $35 an hour. The same tutor every week, a free Skills Check first and a progress note after every session.
For a family in Mandurah the free Skills Check does three jobs. It shows where your child sits against their year level, topic by topic, in a way a school report never quite does. It gives the tutor a starting point, so the first paid session is teaching rather than diagnosing. And repeated once a year it becomes a benchmark between NAPLAN years: you can see whether the child is holding their year level, drifting, or pulling ahead.
There is no card and no commitment. If the result shows your child is on track, we will say so; if it shows a gap, we will tell you exactly which topics and suggest a plan.
Small online groups (two to four students at the same year level) are from $25 an hour. One-to-one sessions are $35 to $45 an hour depending on year level, with senior students at the top of the range. Prices are the same as for families who come to our Melbourne centre; there is no interstate surcharge. Plans are monthly, you choose the number of sessions a week, and you can pause or cancel any time. The Skills Check and the consultation are free.
Our Australian-curriculum practice papers are sold as instant PDF downloads: buy from Mandurah, print at home, and mark against the included answers. They cover primary maths and English, Years 7 to 10 maths, and NAPLAN-style reading, writing and numeracy for Years 3, 5, 7 and 9, all of which line up with the Western Australia syllabus because they are written to the same Australian Curriculum content. Many families use them alongside tutoring, or on their own between Skills Checks.
Browse all practice papers (instant PDF) →
For Prep to Year 10, yes in substance: Western Australia's syllabus is built on the Australian Curriculum, the same as Victoria's, and our tutors work from the school's current unit. For Years 11 and 12 we are honest: we support the maths, English and science skills and the study technique a WACE student needs, but we do not claim WACE syllabus or school-assessment expertise, and we will say so if a subject is outside what we can help with.
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 weekday session in Melbourne time is 4pm in Mandurah (3pm during Melbourne daylight saving). We book in your local time, confirm the Melbourne equivalent in writing, and adjust automatically when clocks change.
For Prep to Year 10, yes in content and sequence. Each state publishes its own version (NESA syllabuses in New South Wales, the SCSA curriculum in Western Australia, the Victorian Curriculum in Victoria) but all are built on the Australian Curriculum version 9, so a Year 5 child in Mandurah is doing the same fractions, decimals and measurement as a Year 5 child in Melbourne. Years 11 and 12 are where the states genuinely differ.
Yes, for Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. NAPLAN is a national test, so a Mandurah student sits exactly the test our Melbourne students sit. Small online groups by year level run from Term 4 to the March test window, built from the Skills Check, and one-to-one is available all year.
Yes. The GATE selective test is sat in Year 6 for Year 7 entry to Perth Modern and the academic extension programs, and it covers reading, maths, reasoning and writing above year level. We run the preparation online in Perth time, usually from the start of Year 5, built from a Skills Check.
The same as in Melbourne: small online groups from $25 an hour and one-to-one $35 to $45 an hour depending on year level. Plans are monthly with no lock-in. The Skills Check and the consultation are free, and there is no interstate surcharge.
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