Tutors Bendigo – Home & Private Tutoring for Primary & High School

Where Can I Find Private Tutors in Bendigo?

LearnMate provides one-on-one and group lessons to all students in Bendigo primary school and high school including in your home, a public library, school, online or anywhere else that suits you! Begin your search here to see who is available in your area today.

Who Will Be Teaching? Here’s Why We Supply The Best Tutors In Bendigo!

To become a tutor with LearnMate, all tutors must supply a valid Working with Children’s Check (a card supplied by the Government), When a tutor joins LearnMate, they are vetted and screened appropriately and then once approved, trained and provided with plenty of notes and resources to help you or your child achieve their best! They are only approved if they meet our requirements, which can be seen here.

What is a Working With Children Check? A Working With Children Check is a requirement for people who work or volunteer in child-related work. It involves a national criminal history check and a review of findings of workplace misconduct. This ensures you feel complete assurance in hiring a tutor with LearnMate.

Do Your Tutors in Bendigo Tutor Primary School and High School Subjects?

We provide a large network of trained and qualified primary school tutors in Bendigo you can help your child with their education, particularly Maths and English. We also provide a large range of tutors for high school subjects ranging from Years 7 – 12, up to VCE levels.

What Subjects Are Private Tutors Bendigo Able to Teach?

Private tutors in Bendigo can teach a variety of primary to high school subjects in Bendigo including English, Maths, Science, Biology, Physics, Economics, Chemistry and so many more subjects! We also cover ALL Primary School and Years 7 – 12 subjects, up to VCE subjects. We also offer online tutoring for those who can’t find a local tutor in Bendigo.

What If I Can’t Find a Tutor Locally in Bendigo? What Are My Other Options?

No worries! With LearnMate Online, you can find a tutor ANYWHERE in Victoria (or nationwide) for any subject you or your child needs help in. Due to Bendigo being a regional city, sometimes supplies of in-person tutors can be limited, so if you face a situation where you can’t find a local in-person tutor, then we’d highly recommend you search for an online tutor.

Bendigo is a city in Victoria, Australia, located near the geographical centre of the state and approximately 150 kilometres (93 mi) north west of the state capital, Melbourne. As of June 2016, Bendigo had an urban population of 95,587, making it the fourth-largest inland city in Australia and fourth-most populous city in the state. It is the administrative centre for the City of Greater Bendigo, which encompasses both the urban area and outlying towns spanning an area around 3,000 km.

Did you know that there’s a popular perception that tree-changing is a phenomenon driven primarily by middle-aged, middle-class Melburnians priced out of inner-city real estate and disenchanted by the delights of a latte and biscotti in Brunswick St. Increasingly, however, some city residents are upping sticks and heading to the provinces such as Bendigo because of another, less self-centred motive: educational opportunities for their children. Year 9 tuition at the Ballarat and Queens Anglican Grammar School, to use its formal name, costs $15,020. The same year at Caulfield Grammar requires an outlay of $24,855, while Melbourne Grammar will send a bill for $27,000.

In last year’s VCE results, Ballarat Grammar had a median study score of 33, as did Girton, with 14.14 per cent of students achieving scores of 40 or above. This put both regional schools on a par with Wesley, Brighton Grammar, St Michael’s Grammar School and St Leonard’s College. For parents on a budget seeking a high-quality academic education for their children, that level of outlay – and outcome – can be pretty persuasive. The cost-benefit analysis for regional schooling, however, is more complex than a simple exercise in adding up term fees. Other economic imperatives also come into play.