Tutors who average a 98.2 ATAR, teaching at your kitchen table, online, or at our Double Bay study centre. Every family is matched with a tutor chosen for their child.
Vaucluse is about 10 minutes by car from our Double Bay study centre, roughly 4.5 kilometres.
Every LearnIt tutor is chosen for two things: they know the syllabus cold, and they can teach it to one child at a time. Our tutors average a 98.2 ATAR, and the team includes state rankers, the Dux of Ascham, the Dux of Queen Margaret College and the Second Dux of St Andrews, and IB graduates including a 45 out of 45 Dux. In Vaucluse that work almost always happens at home, at a time that fits around sport, music and the drive back from school.
Vaucluse sits on its own quiet stretch of headland between Rose Bay and Watsons Bay, with no train line and streets that wind down from Old South Head Road to the water at Parsley Bay and Nielsen Park. That geography shapes the school run. Primary students are a few minutes from Vaucluse Public, while nearly every secondary student leaves the suburb each morning for Rose Bay, Bellevue Hill, Edgecliff or the city, which means late afternoons here are already spoken for by traffic. It also makes Year 5 and Year 6 the pressure years, with families weighing entrance and scholarship testing for the independent schools nearby against the local comprehensive option. And because so many Vaucluse households move between countries, we are asked about the IB Diploma alongside the HSC more often here than almost anywhere else we teach.
We cover Vaucluse House, Nielsen Park, Parsley Bay Reserve and the streets around them.
Schools in and around Vaucluse that local families commonly attend. Whichever your child is at, we tutor to their syllabus and their assessment calendar.
Most Vaucluse families choose in-home lessons, and our tutors travel right across the suburb, from the village shops on Hopetoun Avenue down to the harbour side streets below Wentworth Road. Online lessons follow exactly the same structure with the same tutor, which is useful when a week gets away from you or the family is away for part of the term. The Double Bay study centre is roughly ten minutes along New South Head Road outside peak, a little longer at pick-up time, and it is there whenever your child works better away from home.
Your tutor comes to you, so there is no drive and no parking, and your child works in the space they already study in. It suits primary students and busy weeknights particularly well.
Large family homes and a short drive make in home tutoring the easiest option here.
A quiet, purpose built room away from the distractions of home. Senior students and exam blocks tend to work best here, and parents often use the time for the school run.
Live one on one over video with a shared workspace, so the tutor and student write on the same page. Ideal for sport seasons, travel weeks, and the day someone wakes up unwell.
Jordan has been a fantastic tutor for my boys. He's committed, reliable, and really great with them. My boys are more confident in their subjects and actually enjoy their sessions too. Highly recommend!
Fabulous tutoring experience for 3 grandchildren. They actually enjoy their session and their excellent maths results reflect this, and the skill of their tutor.
Yes. Tutors drive to homes anywhere in the 2030 area, from Vaucluse Road and Coolong Road through to the smaller streets near Parsley Bay, and street parking is generally straightforward. Lessons run wherever suits your household, whether that is the kitchen table, a study or a quiet room upstairs. If a particular week is awkward, that single session can move online without changing tutor.
Yes. We teach Kindergarten to Year 12, so the same tutor can strengthen the underlying maths and English while preparing your child for entrance and scholarship testing, whether you are looking at Kambala, Cranbrook, Kincoppal-Rose Bay, Scots or Rose Bay Secondary College. You get feedback from your tutor after every session, so you know where your child genuinely sits rather than guessing from a report card.
It does not have to. A lot of Vaucluse families travel or split their year between countries, so we plan for it: lessons continue online with the same tutor across time zones, the LearnIt app keeps practice and progress in one place wherever your child is, and there is no lock-in contract if you need to pause. We also teach the full IB Diploma, which matters if your child is arriving from an international system or choosing between the IB and the HSC.
There is no contract and no joining fee, and we will come back to you within 24 hours with a matched tutor.