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ADHD Tutoring Built Around How Your Child Focuses
ADHD Tutoring Built Around How Your Child Focuses
- Personalised 1-on-1 online tutoring for Australian students with ADHD, Prep to Year 12.
- The same tutor every week, matched by a learning advisor who speaks with you first.
- Aligned to VCE, HSC, QCE, WACE, SACE and the Australian curriculum.
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ADHD Tutoring That Works With How Your Child Learns
Tutero pairs your child with Australia’s top 2% of tutors, chosen for patience and structure, delivering personalised 1-on-1 lessons online that are built around how your child focuses and aligned to the Australian curriculum and your child’s exact year level.
- ✓Lessons built for focus: short tasks, clear steps, movement breaks and instant feedback, so attention never has time to drift
- ✓Structure that sticks: the same tutor, the same time each week and a routine your child can predict
- ✓Confidence first: small wins every lesson until 'I can't do this' turns into 'I did it'
ADHD Tutoring in Every Subject, Prep to Year 12
Tutero pairs your child with a tutor who knows the subject and your state syllabus, and who has supported students with ADHD before.
Or explore tutoring by curriculum: VCE · HSC · QCE · WACE · SACE
What ADHD Tutoring Covers, by Year Level
Every year level brings a different challenge for a child with ADHD. Here is what Tutero's tutors focus on, from Prep right through to the IB Diploma.
| Year level | What we focus on |
|---|---|
| Prep – Year 2 | Reading and number foundations in short, playful blocks; sitting-still routines; following two-step instructions |
| Year 3 – 4 | Times tables and reading fluency with movement breaks; multi-step instructions; starting a task and finishing it |
| Year 5 – 6 | Fractions, decimals and paragraph writing; NAPLAN Year 5 preparation in short timed bursts; organisation habits before high school |
| Year 7 | The high-school transition: many teachers, homework diaries and deadlines; algebra and essay basics |
| Year 8 | Homework systems and note-taking; NAPLAN Year 9 preparation; equations and text response |
| Year 9 | Motivation and study routines; algebra, science reports and English analysis; working through the mid-teen dip |
| Year 10 | Subject selection for the senior years; exam technique; managing time under pressure |
| Year 11 | Study plans for VCE, HSC, QCE, WACE, SACE and TCE; balancing workload across subjects; assessment preparation without the panic |
| Year 12 | Revision timetables broken into daily steps; exam-day routines; ATAR subject support with a tutor who keeps the pace steady |
| IB Diploma | Managing six subjects at once; Extended Essay and Internal Assessment planning; exam revision in short, timed blocks |
Aligned to VCE, HSC, QCE, WACE, SACE, TCE and the Australian Curriculum
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Why 4,000+ Parents Choose Tutero Each Year
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ADHD Tutoring That Makes Your Child Happier and More Confident at School
Online ADHD Tutoring Without The Hassle
Online ADHD Tutoring Without The Hassle
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Choose Your Timing
Choose the lesson times that work best for you.
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Tutors Based in Australia
Our tutors know the Australian curriculum and your state syllabus.
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Free Tutor Changes
We will organise a new tutor upon request.
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Learn From Anywhere
All you need is a laptop or an iPad.
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FAQ
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Yes, when it is one-on-one and built around attention. In a classroom of 25, a child with ADHD gets a few minutes of individual attention a day. In a Tutero lesson they get a tutor's full attention for the whole session, work in short focused blocks, and get feedback straight away instead of days later. That combination is what turns 'I can't do this' into 'I did it'.
Tutors break each lesson into short tasks with a clear finish line, use timers and quick check-ins to reset attention, mix explaining with doing, and give feedback on the spot. They keep the same routine every week, because predictability is half the battle. If your child already has strategies that work at school or at home, tell your learning advisor and the tutor will build on them.
Any school subject from Prep to Year 12. Most families start with maths or English, because that is where gaps show up first, then add subjects as needed. Tutors also help with organisation and study skills, which for many students with ADHD matter as much as the content itself.
A learning advisor calls you first and asks about your child: their year level, their subjects, how ADHD shows up for them, and what has and has not worked before. We then hand-pick a tutor with the patience and structure to suit, and your child keeps that same tutor every week. If the match is not right, we change tutors at no charge.
For most students with ADHD it works very well, often better than a tutoring centre. Lessons happen at home in a familiar space, there is no travel, and the one-on-one video format removes the noise of a room full of other students. Tutors teach on an interactive whiteboard, so your child is doing the work, not just listening.
No. Many families come to Tutero while they are still waiting for an assessment, or because their child struggles with focus without a formal diagnosis. Tell us what you see at home and at school and we will match accordingly.
Tutero's 1-on-1 ADHD tutoring starts from A$65 per hour, and you only pay after each lesson has happened. There are no contracts, no upfront payments and no cancellation fees, and your child's first lesson is covered by a money-back guarantee.
Most families book one lesson a week with the same tutor, at a time that suits your child's energy. Many students with ADHD do better mid-afternoon than late in the evening. Senior students often add a second weekly lesson before assessments. Your learning advisor will suggest a starting point, and you can change it at any time.
Yes. Exam preparation is built around how students with ADHD actually revise: short practice sets, timed questions and a plan that breaks the weeks before an exam into daily steps. We support school assessments, NAPLAN, selective school tests, the IB Diploma and the senior certificates: VCE, HSC, QCE, WACE, SACE and TCE.
Getting started is simple. Submit your request and a learning advisor will call you, usually the same day, to understand your child and hand-pick a tutor with the patience and structure to suit. The first lesson is covered by our money-back guarantee, so there is no risk in trying.