Maths tutoring in Tarneit · Years 7 to 10
Looking for a maths tutor in Tarneit? You might not need one just yet.
Whether your child is at Tarneit Senior College, Brinbeal Secondary College or Thomas Carr College, Tuterly works from their own school: upload their test outline, past papers and class notes, and it works out what's on their next test and how their school writes its questions. It's built by the team behind Bayside Academics, a Melbourne tutoring centre, and puts what works in tutoring into an iPhone app (Android coming soon).
From a tutoring company founder
Have you tried this first?
I’m Ryan, and I run Bayside Academics, a tutoring centre in Brighton. So this might sound strange coming from me: your child might not need a tutor just yet.
Tutoring usually means one hour a week. That hour fills up fast, often with practice that doesn’t need an expert. And the slipping happens in the six days in between.
One hour with a tutor. Six days without.
Before you book, try this for one week:
- Each night, your child snaps the maths questions they got wrong.
- They read the worked solution, then answer a new question on the same idea, not just the same question with new numbers.
- At the end of the week, the weekly review tests them on up to 8 of that week’s trickiest questions.
Still stuck after that? Then a tutor’s hour is well spent on the hard bits. That's what a good tutor is for.
See it on one of tonight's questions
Upload a photo of one maths question. You’ll get the worked solution and a fresh question on the same idea to practise. Free, 2 a day.
Ryan, founder of Bayside Academics, 15 years in private tutoring. Bayside Academics has taught over 2,000 students in 10 years and has a 5.0 Google rating.
From Melbourne tutors
What works in a tutoring session, rebuilt as an app.
Tuterlycomes from the team behind Bayside Academics, a tutoring centre in Brighton. Years of one-on-one sessions showed us what actually moves a maths mark, and it’s rarely another worksheet:
Start with their mistakes
A good tutor looks at what your child got wrong first. In the app, they snap it and see exactly where it went wrong.
Practise until it sticks
Then a fresh question on the same idea, and another, until it's mastered, not just explained once.
Prepare for their school's test
Tutors use the school's own outline and past papers. Exam Zone does the same, and writes practice exams in that style.
Keep parents in the loop
A weekly summary of what was practised and mastered, like a tutor's note after each session.
What families are choosing between
A private tutor, or practising the questions they get wrong.
They do different jobs, and some families use both. Here’s how they compare for Years 7 to 10 maths.
A private tutor
Usually $80 to $100 an hour in Melbourne
A person who can explain a topic face to face, keep your child accountable each week, and help with any subject or year level, including English, primary and VCE.
Tuterly
Launch price: 50% off until 31 March 2027. $17.99 $8.99 a week or $59.99 $29.99 a month.
An iPhone app for Years 7 to 10 maths, with Android coming soon. Your child snaps the questions they got wrong and practises fresh versions until each one is mastered, any day of the week. At $8.99, a whole week costs less than 10 minutes with a private tutor.
Already have a tutor? They can link to Tuterly too, see the questions your child has been getting wrong before a session, and set snap goals for the week.
How Tuterly works
What the app does for Years 7 to 10 maths.
Snap a question
Take a photo of a maths question they got wrong, or upload a whole test as photos, a PDF or a Word document. The ones marked wrong are stored automatically.
See the worked solution
A full worked solution, hidden behind Show solution so they can have another go first. Explain this shows the step that went wrong.
Practise a fresh version
Straight away, a similar question on the same idea that’s genuinely different, not just new numbers. Every one is solved a second time by an independent check.
Until it’s mastered
Each question moves from To fix to Learning to Mastered (three stars, or “I’ve got it”), then they can try a harder one.
Before a test
Topic check writes a short test on any topic in their year. Fix my mistakes drills the ones they got wrong, and Study notes makes a revision sheet.
Parents see the week
Link with a 6-character code to see Week in review: what was added and mastered, test scores and the trickiest topic. Not their photos.
Follows your child’s school
Every school in Tarneit tests maths a little differently.
The topics follow the Australian Curriculum, including the Victorian Curriculum 2.0, but each school chooses its own order, its own question style and its own tests. Upload your child’s test outline, past papers and teacher’s notes, and Exam Zone works out what’s on their next test and writes practice exams in their school’s style, before the real one. Schools in and around Tarneit:
Tarneit Senior College
state senior secondary college
Brinbeal Secondary College
state secondary college
Thomas Carr College
Catholic secondary college
Good News Lutheran College
independent Lutheran school
What local families look for
What parents in Tarneit typically need help with.
Tarneit is one of Melbourne's fastest-growing areas, with P-9 colleges feeding into senior colleges, and families often look for maths help around the Year 7 start and the move to Year 10. Suzanne Cory High School's selective entry is nearby too. For Years 7 to 10 maths, Tuterly is practice on the exact questions they get wrong, any day of the week.
Practise it in Tuterly
A practice maths test before their next one.
- Topic check writes a short test on any topic in their year, one question from each part of the topic.
- Got one wrong at school? Snap it, or upload the whole test, for a worked solution and a fresh question to master.
- Designed by Australian educators. Topics follow the Australian Curriculum, including the Victorian Curriculum 2.0.
Coming soon on iPhone. Android soon after.
Made in Australia
Built by Australian educators, for Australian students.
Tuterly has been built by a team of experienced 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. It’s made specifically for Australian students: every topic follows the Australian Curriculum for Years 7 to 10, using the same terms their teachers use. It’s already used by tutoring centres and teachers in Victoria, and now it’s opening to the public.
Built by experienced Australian educators
Made specifically for Australian students. How it explains each step, what makes a good practice question, and when a question counts as mastered were all set by Australian educators.
Follows the Australian Curriculum
Topics follow the Australian Curriculum, including the Victorian Curriculum 2.0, for Years 7 to 10 maths. Every question is filed under a topic from their year level.
Aligned with their school
Upload their real tests and practice papers, and their practice comes from what their teacher actually set.
Rules first, then a second check
Every new question follows the educators’ rules: the same concepts, at least two things changed, never just the numbers. Then an independent check solves it again before your child sees it.
Price
Launch price: 50% off until 31 March 2027.
Monthly
$59.99$29.99a month
About $1.00 a day
Weekly
$17.99$8.99a week
About $1.28 a day
Cancel any time. From 1 April 2027: $17.99 a week or $59.99 a month.
Better marks in 6 months, or your money back. Use it every week for 6 months, and if their school maths marks haven’t improved, we refund what you paid. Conditions apply.
Questions from Tarneit parents
Is Tuterly a tutoring service in Tarneit?
Tuterly is an app, not a tutor who comes to your home. It's built by the team behind Bayside Academics, a tutoring centre in Brighton, and turns what works in their sessions into daily practice: find the exact mistake, explain it, practise a fresh version until it sticks, and prepare for the way your school writes its tests. If you'd like a tutor in person, Bayside Academics tutors in Melbourne's bayside suburbs.
Does it follow what Tarneit Senior College teaches?
Yes. Topics follow the Victorian Curriculum for Years 7 to 10 maths, and Exam Zone works from your child's own school: upload the test outline, past papers and class notes, and Tuterly writes practice exams in the same style before the real one. Every school sets its tests a little differently, so it follows theirs.
How much does it cost compared with a tutor in Tarneit?
A private maths tutor in Melbourne usually costs $80 to $100 an hour. Tuterly is $8.99 a week or $29.99 a month at the launch price (from 1 April 2027, $17.99 a week or $59.99 a month), and your child can use it any day of the week. Some families use both.
Maths help in nearby suburbs
Better maths marks start with the next wrong answer.
Tuterly turns every missed maths question into practice tailored towards the student, not just a generic worksheet.
Coming soon on iPhone. Android soon after.
- A detailed worked solution for every question
- Fresh questions on what they got wrong, until it's mastered
- Built for the Australian Curriculum, Years 7 to 10