Personalised learning support aligned with the ACARA framework for students in Australian-system schools. Tutors at home in English-medium teaching, guiding NAPLAN through to ATAR preparation, in-person or online. From Rp 90,000 per session.





Australian Curriculum tutoring is personalised learning support for students in Australian-system schools (ACARA), from Foundation to Year 12. Lessons follow the eight ACARA learning areas and seven general capabilities, are delivered in English as the medium of instruction, and are led by tutors who understand achievement standards and the assessment rhythm of Australian schools.
Two learning modes that both follow the ACARA framework, ready to match your family's needs.
An Australian Curriculum tutor comes to your home and guides your child directly, ideal for Foundation to primary students who benefit from close attention.
Interactive live sessions for students anywhere, including families currently in Australia or in cities without a nearby international school.
From early literacy foundations to ATAR subjects, each stage has its own approach.
Strengthening reading, writing, and numeracy in English while building the inquiry habits that define Australian classrooms.
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Subjects begin to branch out. Tutors help students grow comfortable with analytical tasks, science reports, and HASS essays in line with achievement standards.
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Support for senior subjects that count towards ATAR, with exam-style practice and management of internal school assessments.
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The eight official ACARA learning areas, with English, Mathematics, and Science as the most-requested core.
Reading, writing, and speaking in English as the foundation of the entire Australian Curriculum.
Numeracy that builds from primary arithmetic to Mathematics Methods and Specialist at senior level.
Scientific method, practical reports, and deeper Physics, Chemistry, and Biology at senior level.
Humanities and Social Sciences, Technologies, The Arts, Health and PE, and Languages as chosen by the school.
Children in international schools using the ACARA curriculum who need reinforcement beyond school hours.
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Families recently back from Australia or about to move there who want their child to stay connected to ACARA.
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Year 3, 5, 7, or 9 students preparing for the national NAPLAN assessment.
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Year 11 and 12 students who need support in subjects that count towards ATAR.
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ACARA divides the learning journey into two-year bands, each with an achievement standard that rises step by step. Understanding the bands helps us decide where support should begin.
The first year of Australian school. Children build phonic awareness, early numbers, and the routines of an English-speaking classroom.
Age
Age 5-6
Year Levels
Foundation
Assessment
Teacher observation
Learning Areas
Tutoring Focus
Fluent reading starts to form and basic arithmetic is reinforced. Simple inquiry appears in Science and HASS.
Age
Age 6-8
Year Levels
Year 1 - Year 2
Assessment
Classroom assessment
Learning Areas
Tutoring Focus
The first NAPLAN arrives in Year 3. Numeracy involves multiplication and fractions, while writing begins to demand paragraph structure.
Age
Age 8-10
Year Levels
Year 3 - Year 4
Assessment
NAPLAN Year 3
Learning Areas
Tutoring Focus
The end of primary. Students write persuasive texts, interpret data, and explain science concepts with more precise language.
Age
Age 10-12
Year Levels
Year 5 - Year 6
Assessment
NAPLAN Year 5
Learning Areas
Tutoring Focus
The start of secondary. Each subject has its own teacher, and the analytical workload rises sharply compared with primary.
Age
Age 12-14
Year Levels
Year 7 - Year 8
Assessment
NAPLAN Year 7
Learning Areas
Tutoring Focus
The decisive stage before senior. Subject choices begin to narrow according to ATAR plans, making results in this band important.
Age
Age 14-16
Year Levels
Year 9 - Year 10
Assessment
NAPLAN Year 9
Learning Areas
Tutoring Focus
Senior secondary. Results count towards the ATAR required for entry to Australian universities, through internal assessments and final exams.
Age
Age 16-18
Year Levels
Year 11 - Year 12
Assessment
ATAR
Learning Areas
Tutoring Focus
Australian schools report attainment on a five-level scale. Our tutors read a child's report in this scale to pinpoint the areas that need strengthening.
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Well above standard
B
Above standard
C
At standard
D
Approaching standard
E
Needs strengthening
Literacy
Reading, writing, and speaking in English across all subjects.
Numeracy
Using numbers and data to solve real-world problems.
Digital Literacy
Using technology safely and productively for learning.
Critical and Creative Thinking
Reasoning, weighing evidence, and generating new ideas.
Personal and Social Capability
Managing oneself and working with others.
Ethical Understanding
Weighing right and wrong across varied situations.
Intercultural Understanding
Valuing cultural diversity in a diverse classroom.
ACARA Version 9 is the national reference, while senior secondary assessment follows state certification authorities such as HSC, VCE, or QCE. Our support adapts to both.
Many students are genuinely capable yet held back by how the ACARA classroom works, which differs from national-school habits. These four patterns are the ones we most often fix together with families.
Why it happens
Australian classrooms ask students to question, weigh evidence, and explain their reasoning. Students used to memorising answers often feel lost when asked to build an argument of their own.
How we fix it
Tutors train inquiry habits through open questions and small tasks, so children get used to thinking before answering.
Why it happens
Everyday language differs greatly from school-task language. A student can chat fluently yet stumble reading a science question or writing a HASS essay full of technical terms.
How we fix it
We build academic vocabulary per subject gradually, applied directly in reading and writing real tasks.
Why it happens
Marks in the Australian system depend on the rubric and achievement standard, reaching well beyond a simple count of correct answers. Without understanding the rubric, a student's effort often goes unread by the teacher.
How we fix it
Tutors break down each task's rubric with the student, then shape the work to meet the criteria being assessed.
Why it happens
Subject choices in Year 10 determine the ATAR path in Years 11 and 12. Many students pick by preference alone, then struggle when the combination poorly fits their goals.
How we fix it
We help map interests and university goals early, so the senior subject combination aligns with the ATAR plan.
These patterns appear across year levels, from primary students who just transferred to senior students long settled in the Australian system. Spotting them early makes the adjustment far lighter.
Teachers at ease with English-medium classes and the ACARA assessment rhythm, backed by real experience.
My child moved from a national school to an Australian-curriculum school and was overwhelmed by English tasks. The tutor patiently built academic vocabulary, and now my child confidently writes essays independently.
Ibu Asih R.
Parent of a Year 5 student • Jakarta
NAPLAN Year 7 preparation became focused because the practice mirrored the real questions. My child learned to manage time in the numeracy section that used to run out.
Pak Aditya F.
Parent of a Year 7 student • South Tangerang
I took Mathematics Methods in Year 11 and was far behind at first. The tutor re-explained the basics I had missed, and the practice questions matched the final exam.
Neisya A.
Year 11 student • Surabaya
We are a returning family from Melbourne. My child needed support to avoid being thrown by the ACARA rhythm again. The tutor understood the bands and set the material right at his level.
Ibu Agustina R.
Parent of a Year 4 student • Bandung
My child's senior English essays always got comments about poor structure. After support, he understood how to read the rubric and build arguments the way the teacher assesses.
Pak Sony W.
Parent of a Year 12 student • Jakarta
Online tutoring helped a lot because we live in a city without a large international school. My child still gets a quality ACARA tutor through interactive live sessions.
Ibu Tuti D.
Parent of a Year 6 student • Yogyakarta
The Science tutor knows exactly how practical reports are assessed in the Australian system. My child now understands which parts to write fully so the marks improve.
Pak Widodo A.
Parent of a Year 9 student • Semarang
Choosing senior subjects used to be confusing. Consulting with the tutor helped my child build a combination that connects to her university plans in Australia.
Ibu Gina R.
Parent of a Year 10 student • Depok
Transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Choose the package that fits your child's year level and learning intensity.
| Features | Primary Rp 90.000 x sessions | Secondary Rp 120.000 x sessions | Senior (ATAR) Rp 160.000 x sessions |
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| Price per session | Rp - | Rp - | Rp - |
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| English-medium primary tutor | |||
| Literacy and numeracy focus | |||
| NAPLAN Year 3 and 5 preparation | |||
| Regular progress reports | |||
| Online or in-person option | |||
| Choose | Choose | Choose |
Prices may adjust to the year level, learning mode, and choice of instruction medium. Consult your child's needs for a package recommendation.
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