How much Ezy Math Tutoring costs
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Price | Not published; ask for a quote |
| A school year | About $3,200 a school year at the Melbourne average of $80 an hour (an estimate, not Ezy Math Tutoring's price) |
| What it is | A maths tutor who comes to your home, Year 3 to Year 12 |
| How often | Usually a weekly lesson, booked with your tutor |
| Where | Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide |
From Ezy Math Tutoring’s website, 9 November 2026. The $80-an-hour figure is the average for a private tutor in Melbourne, for comparison only. Check current prices with your local provider. Tuterly isn’t affiliated with Ezy Math Tutoring.
How Ezy Math Tutoring works
A trial lesson
Request a first trial lesson to find problem areas and check you like the tutor.
A matched local tutor
A matching service pairs your child with a local tutor experienced with their age group.
Screened tutors
Tutors go through screening, skill profiling, tutorial simulations and a working-with-children check.
At home
Lessons are in your home, from Year 3 to Year 12, including senior maths.
Who Ezy Math Tutoring suits
- Families who want one-on-one help at home, in person.
- Students in senior years who need a specialist maths tutor.
- Families in the five capital cities it serves.
In-home one-on-one tutoring is usually the most expensive option, and the help happens once a week, so it pays to have practice set up for the days in between.
Ezy Math Tutoring, a private tutor and Tuterly compared
| Option | Cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Ezy Math Tutoring | Not published | A maths tutor who comes to your home, Year 3 to Year 12 |
| Private tutor | About $80 an hour (Melbourne average) | The same person each week, at home or online |
| Tuterly | $8.99 a week or $29.99 a month, launch price (50% off until 31 March 2027) | Worked solutions and fresh practice on the questions your child gets wrong, and practice exams in their school’s style, any day |
Every option side by side: maths tutoring costs in Australia, compared.
Designed by tutors who know what lifts exam marks
Tuterly was carefully designed by the educators at Bayside Academics, a Melbourne tutoring centre that has taught over 2,000 students in 10 years, with a 5.0 rating on Google. In that time we’ve seen what actually moves a maths mark before a test or exam: knowing exactly what’s on it, working from the student’s own mistakes, and practising each one until it’s mastered. Tuterly is built around exactly that, for $8.99 a week at the launch price (50% off until 31 March 2027):
- Find it: your child snaps the questions they got wrong, or uploads a whole marked test.
- Fix it: a worked solution for each one, and the exact step that went wrong.
- Master it: fresh versions of the same idea until it’s mastered, not just explained once.
- Predict it: Exam Zone works from their school’s test outline and past papers and writes practice exams in that style.
It’s an app, not a tutor, and it covers Years 7 to 10 maths. Some families use it instead of a tutor; others use it between sessions, so the tutor’s hour goes further.