Learnmate connects Parramatta students with verified tutors, in person across Western Sydney and online anywhere in NSW.
Browse available tutors near you — or post a job and let tutors apply directly.
Message your preferred tutor, discuss your needs, and choose a time and place that works for you.
Get personalised help with subjects and study strategies — and feel more confident in class and during exams.
Tutors set their own rates, starting from $30/hr. A registered teacher with twenty years in NSW classrooms usually charges more than a recent graduate, so the range reflects experience rather than a price list. Most offer a first lesson free, there are no term packages, and payment is processed automatically after each lesson rather than invoiced.
Many do. Tutors travel across Harris Park, Westmead, Granville, Merrylands, Northmead and North Parramatta, and some prefer a neutral spot such as Parramatta Library or a campus along Macquarie Street. Each profile states whether a tutor teaches in person, online or both, and which suburbs they cover, so this is settled before anyone books rather than after.
Tutors state which courses they have taught and what they scored in them. English and Mathematics moved to new syllabuses in 2026, with the first examination in 2027, so it is worth asking a tutor which version they have taught. The sciences follow a year later. Profiles make that conversation easy to have before booking.
They are different products. A coaching college teaches a fixed programme to a group on a set timetable, which suits a student who wants structure and is broadly on track. One to one tutoring suits a student with specific gaps, because the whole hour goes on those gaps. Parramatta has plenty of both, and profiles let you compare before committing.
Coverage runs from primary literacy and numeracy through to Year 12. The strongest supply is in mathematics and English, including Extension courses, followed by the sciences, business studies and economics. Language support for students who speak English as an additional language is also well covered, which matters in a catchment where many households do.
Online lessons remove the problem. A shared whiteboard shows working line by line and screen sharing covers past papers, which is most of what a lesson is. It also widens the choice well beyond whoever teaches locally, and that usually matters more to a result than whether the tutor is in the room.
A coaching college in Parramatta sells a term of group classes on a fixed syllabus. A tutor on Learnmate works from the topics one student is actually stuck on, in the order that suits them, and can drop everything for a trial paper the week it matters.
Tutors travel across Harris Park, Westmead, Granville, Merrylands and Northmead, or meet at Parramatta Library and the campuses along Macquarie Street. Where no one local teaches the course, the same lesson runs online without a change in quality.
Most tutors give the first lesson free, and nothing is paid up front for a term. A family can try a tutor, change tutors, or stop after a fortnight. Payment is handled automatically after each lesson.
Search for a local tutor or post a job and get matched with the right support for your child’s learning needs.
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Mathematics from primary through to Extension 2, English including Advanced and EAL/D, the sciences, business studies, economics and the humanities.
Registered teachers with years in NSW classrooms, graduates who finished with high ATARs, postgraduate students and specialists in single courses.
