The highest-value use of your time per hour if you are robust in maths, physics, chemistry or a language.
Term-time demand is intense, especially before HSC/VCE exams.Typical hourly rate$35–$80Typical hoursAfternoons and weekends, 4–12 hrs/weekDemandHighCovered by: Varies — often contractor or agency employment.
Rates shown are indicative advertised casual rates including loading — your legal minimum is the current award rate at fairwork.gov.au.What the job actually involvesPlan and run one-on-one or small-group sessionsMark practice papers and set homeworkReport progress to parentsCertifications and checksWorking with Children Check (required for under-18 students)Honest pros and consProsBest hourly rate for few hoursUses your existing degree knowledgeConsSeasonal — quiet over summerTravel time between clients is unpaidRequires a WWCC for school-aged studentsFrequently asked questionsDo I need a Working with Children Check to tutor?
Yes, if you tutor anyone under 18.
Each state runs its own check (WWCC in NSW/VIC, Blue Card in QLD) and it is generally free or low-cost for students.Work out what this actually pays youPut $35–$80 per hour into the wage calculator to see weekly take-home pay after tax, then check it against typical rent in your city.
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📌 Private Tutor (Canberra)
🏢 Australian Student
📍 Canberra