For Schools
Extra Support, Delivered In Partnership With Your School
TutorWo works with schools across Victoria to provide targeted academic support, intervention and extension for students. Our programs are designed to complement what your school is already doing, whether that’s strengthening foundations, supporting students through assessment periods, or extending those ready to go further.
Every program is delivered by tutors who achieved an ATAR of 90+ and performed strongly in the subjects they support.
Currently available to Victorian schools only.
What We Offer?
Online
Workshops
Live online sessions during the school day or after school, tailored to your students, timetable and priorities.
For VCE students, workshops can focus on:
Frontloading: introducing upcoming content before it’s covered in class
Revision: consolidating key knowledge in preparation for SACs and exams
Extension: taking concepts further and challenging high-achieving students
Our main VCE areas are VCE English and VCE Mathematics, with other subjects available on request.
For younger year levels, we also offer targeted support in:
Literacy
Numeracy
English
Mathematics
VCE English Marking
& Feedback
Another set of eyes on student writing, with clear, practical feedback aligned with the current VCE English Study Design. Students learn what they’re doing well, what to improve, and what to work on next. They also see how high-performing VCE students approach their writing.
Marking is available for individual students, groups, classes or whole cohorts.
Try it first: Send us one student essay. If you’re happy with the feedback, we’ll talk through options for your students.
VCE English marking is done by tutors who excelled in VCE English themselves.
Support For Every Student
Catching Up
Students working below the expected level, missing key foundations or needing more practice
Getting Ahead
Frontloading upcoming content, exploring ideas in greater depth and tackling exam-style tasks
Going Further
Extension that builds on school learning and develops stronger reasoning and independent thinking
Support can be offered to individual students, small groups, selected cohorts or whole year levels.
Flexible By Design
Every school works differently, so we do too.
Students can join individually on their own devices, or the tutor can be projected into a supervised classroom
Sessions can run in class time, study periods, intervention or enrichment blocks, or after school
Weekly or at another frequency, with flexibility around assessments, school events and timetable changes
Programs scale with student needs and adjust through the year, so your school gets extra academic support without recruiting more staff.
Interested In A Partnership?
Frequently Asked Questions
VCE English Marking & Feedback
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Weekly, with a break over the school holidays.
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Mostly online, so your child can learn from home and lessons fit easily around school and other commitments. In-person tutoring may also be available at a local library, depending on program and location.
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A one-on-one or small group is nothing like a classroom of 20–30 students. Your tutor works directly with your child, checks understanding as they go, and adjusts the lesson in real time.
Students can share work, annotate documents, and work through questions on screen, delivered this way, online tutoring is just as personal and effective as sitting across the table.
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Our tutors keep students actively involved throughout, asking questions, working through problems, and giving feedback as they go. In a one-on-one or small group, there's nowhere to quietly disappear the way a student might in a large classroom.
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It's interactive. Depending on the subject, your child might work through questions, analyse texts, annotate essays, review schoolwork, or prepare for exams, with resources shared on screen and feedback given in real time.
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It lets us match your child with the right tutor for their subject, year level and needs, not just whoever happens to live nearby. It also removes travel time, making it easier to keep up consistent weekly lessons through busy school terms.
Online Workshops
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Weekly, with a break over the school holidays.
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Mostly online, so your child can learn from home and lessons fit easily around school and other commitments. In-person tutoring may also be available at a local library, depending on program and location.
-
A one-on-one or small group is nothing like a classroom of 20–30 students. Your tutor works directly with your child, checks understanding as they go, and adjusts the lesson in real time.
Students can share work, annotate documents, and work through questions on screen, delivered this way, online tutoring is just as personal and effective as sitting across the table.
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Our tutors keep students actively involved throughout, asking questions, working through problems, and giving feedback as they go. In a one-on-one or small group, there's nowhere to quietly disappear the way a student might in a large classroom.
-
It's interactive. Depending on the subject, your child might work through questions, analyse texts, annotate essays, review schoolwork, or prepare for exams, with resources shared on screen and feedback given in real time.
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It lets us match your child with the right tutor for their subject, year level and needs, not just whoever happens to live nearby. It also removes travel time, making it easier to keep up consistent weekly lessons through busy school terms.