Spot Therapy Hub is an award-winning, multidisciplinary allied health practice providing Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, AHA services, Support Work and Tutoring.

Our approach is neurodiversity-affirming, evidence-based and relationship-focused. We recognise that every student brings their own strengths, interests, learning profile and support needs, and that effective teaching starts with understanding the individual.

In January 2027, we’re excited to be opening our new Therapy & Tutoring Centre in the heart of Bondi Junction, offering individualised tutoring and learning support for students of all neurotypes.

We’re looking for enthusiastic, capable and curious individuals to join our tutoring team.

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About Spot Therapy Hub

Spot Therapy Hub is an award-winning, multidisciplinary allied health practice providing Speech Pathology, Occupational Therapy, AHA services, Support Work and Tutoring.

Our approach is neurodiversity-affirming, evidence-based and relationship-focused. We recognise that every student brings their own strengths, interests, learning profile and support needs, and that effective teaching starts with understanding the individual.

In January 2027, we’re excited to be opening our new Therapy & Tutoring Centre in the heart of Bondi Junction, offering individualised tutoring and learning support for students of all neurotypes.

We’re looking for enthusiastic, capable and curious individuals to join our tutoring team.

About the Role

As a Tutor you'll provide individualised educational support to students across a range of ages,



abilities and learning profiles.

Our tutoring services range from everyday academic support to more targeted intervention for students experiencing specific learning difficulties.

You may work with students who:

- Need additional support or extension in literacy, numeracy or other academic areas.

- Have dyslexia, dysgraphia or dyscalculia.

- Are autistic, ADHDers or have a PDA profile.

- Are experiencing School Can't or difficulty accessing conventional schooling.

- Are homeschooled or enrolled in distance education.

- Benefit from individualised teaching approaches that recognise their unique strengths and learning needs.

You’ll have opportunities to collaborate with experienced Speech Pathologists and Occupational Therapists, with access to career development to strengthen your knowledge and teaching practice.

What You’ll Be Doing

- Deliver engaging, individualised tutoring sessions aligned with students' learning goals.

- Use evidence-based teaching approaches, including explicit and systematic instruction where appropriate.

- Adapt teaching methods, resources and expectations to suit individual learning profiles.

- Build positive,



trusting relationships with students and their families.

- Support students to develop academic skills, confidence, independence and a positive relationship with learning.

- Monitor progress and adjust teaching approaches in response to student needs.

- Collaborate with Spot's multidisciplinary team when appropriate.

- Participate in professional development and ongoing learning.

About You

We’re interested in connecting with people from a range of educational and academic backgrounds.

You might be:

- A qualified teacher with classroom or learning support experience.

- An experienced tutor with a strong understanding of literacy, numeracy or other academic subjects.

- A university student or graduate with excellent academic skills and an interest in education.

- An educator with experience supporting students with specific learning difficulties.

- Someone with specialist training in evidence-based literacy or numeracy instruction.

We’re particularly interested in candidates who demonstrate:

- Strong academic knowledge and the ability to explain concepts clearly.

- Genuine enthusiasm for teaching and supporting students.

- An interest in neurodiversity-affirming educational practice.

- An understanding that students learn differently and may require different approaches to access learning.

- Strong communication and relationship-building skills.

- Patience, flexibility, creativity and a willingness to reflect on their practice.

- Curiosity and a

📌 Tutor / Learning Support Educator – Neurodiversity-Affirming Practice (Australia)
🏢 SPOT Therapy Hub
📍 Australia