High School Tutors Brisbane – Private & Home Tutors Brisbane

Where Can I Find High School Tutors in Brisbane?

LearnMate provides dedicated, one-on-one lessons to all high school students in a variety of Brisbane suburbs. We would recommend you start your search here to see who is available in your area today. We also provide in-home tutoring for those who want lessons in their home!

Who Will Be Teaching?

Humanising Education. Bringing People Together Through Technology. This is what LearnMate stands for. For far too long, education has become rather impersonal and distant, but with a tutor we can help to bring back that personal touch to education, which is so very important to learning. With a LearnMate tutor, you will not only be tutored in the subject but also mentored through high school. With hundreds of tutors on the LearnMate platform, you’re bound to find someone local for any high school level: year 7, year 8, year 9, year 10, year 11 or year 12!

What Subjects Are High School Tutors in Brisbane Able to Teach?

Our private tutors can teach a variety of subjects in Brisbane including High School English, QCE English, High School Maths, QCE Maths, QCE Legal Studies, QCE Biology, QCE Physics, QCE Economics, QCE Chemistry and so many more subjects! Search for tutors in Brisbane now!

The QCE is Queensland’s senior secondary schooling qualification. It allows students to choose from a wide range of learning options like senior school subjects, vocational education and training, workplace and community learning. A student’s final grade is given as a Level of Achievement, of which there are five:

• Very High Achievement (VHA), roughly equivalent to an “A”
• High Achievement (HA), roughly equivalent to a “B”
• Sound Achievement (SA), roughly equivalent to a “C”
• Limited Achievement (LA), roughly equivalent to a “D”
• Very Limited Achievement (VLA), roughly equivalent to an “E”

Each of these achievement levels are split into 10 rungs, to further differentiate the achievement of individual students. A VHA10 is the highest mark a student can achieve for a subject and a VLA1 is the lowest.[5]

In order to be awarded a QCE, a student must be awarded at least 20 credits from their studies, in which at least 12 credits must come from Core courses. Core courses not fully completed may also contribute some credits, however the level of achievement must be at least a Sound Achievement (or Pass).[3]

Students who do not meet the QCE requirements at the end of Year 12 can continue to work towards their certificate after finishing Year 12, through the completion of additional learning such as vocational education and training courses or traineeships.

Did you know? In 2015, Year 7 was moved from primary schools into secondary schools following a trial involving 20 secondary schools in 2012. This change was motivated to bring Queensland into line with other states to better facilitate the 2014 introduction of the Australian Curriculum, a national program to provide a more consistent education across Australia, reducing problems for children moving between schools in different states, each with a different curriculum.[6]

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