Independent rate intelligence & ATAR scaling — sourced, cited, never sponsored.
Independent · Source-cited · Established May 2026

The independent guide to private tutoring in Australia.

An honest answer on what tutors should cost, how ATAR scaling actually works, which platforms are worth the fee, and when tutoring is the wrong tool entirely. Sources cited on every page; no platform pays for placement.

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SourcesUAC (NSW)VTAC (VIC)QTAC (QLD)TISC (WA)SATAC (SA/NT)ABSCluey ASX:CLU
Rate range observed
$30–$190/hr
Synthesis across 6 published AU platform aggregates & ASX disclosures
Typical band
$55–$130/hr
Where most paid tutoring takes place
ATAR data coverage
5 states
NSW · VIC · QLD · WA · SA · 2024 official scaling
Editorial scope
136 pages
No AI ghostwriting, no platform paid placement
Tutor rates by qualification tier · AU 2026 · source-cited synthesis
$30 $60 $90 $120 $150 $180 University-student $60 Experienced graduate $80 Qualified teacher $110 Subject specialist $140 $30 $60 $90 $120 $150 $180 University-student tutor $60 Experienced graduate tutor $80 Qualified registered teacher $110 Subject specialist $140

What's on this site

Why this site exists

I started Tutoring.net.au because I am a parent who could not get an honest answer to the question "how much should I pay for a tutor in Australia?" Search results were owned by tutoring platforms quoting their own bookings. There was no neutral source.

Australian families spend roughly $1.3 billion a year on private tutoring. There has been no equivalent of Canstar or Choice for this market — until now. More on the project, more on who I am, and how the figures here are sourced.

What you'll find that's not anywhere else

For journalists

The data hub is built for citation. Every figure traces to a primary source (UAC, VTAC, QTAC, ASX disclosures, ABS data, platform-published aggregates). Email the editor for additional context or data slices.