Subjects.

A small, deliberate list. Each subject is chosen because we can teach it at the highest standard, not to broaden the catalogue. The first class is always free.

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01 Year 11 & 12 · Term-based + Intensives

VCE Mathematical Methods

Build the method, the marks, and the mindset for VCE Mathematics.

VCE Mathematical Methods is one of the most-scaled subjects on the timetable, and one of the easiest to fall behind in. We teach it in small classes, capped at 15, against a clear method: diagnose what is missing, plan the work that closes it, and review the result with honesty.

Year 11 builds the foundation. Year 12 is the exam year. Both run as weekly term-based classes (1.5 hours each, 10 per term) plus optional intensive blocks before SACs and exams.

FormatWeekly classes + intensive blocks
Class sizeCapped at 15 (minimum 8 to confirm)
Length1.5 hours per class
Term fee$599 (10 classes) or $60 per class
IncludesWorkbooks, CAS resources, mentorship, marked exam questions, walkthroughs, out-of-class support
02 Year 12 · Intensives + Workshops

VCE English

Argument analysis, text response, and the highest-leverage skills in VCE English.

VCE English is the only subject every student must take, which makes it the single biggest swing factor in an ATAR. We teach it in small intensive blocks (capped at 15) and in larger pre-exam workshops (capped at 50).

Students leave with marked practice essays, clear templates for argument analysis, and the kind of mentoring that turns a Year 12 from someone who hopes for a good mark into someone who knows how to write one.

FormatIntensive blocks + workshops
Class sizeCapped at 15 (intensives) or 50 (workshops)
Length1.5 hours (intensives) or 2 to 3 hours (workshops)
Term fee$599 intensive (10 classes) or $60 per class · $199 per workshop
IncludesWorkbooks, practice essays, templates, walkthroughs, mentorship, out-of-class support
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Adding to the catalogue

More subjects, on the way.

We’re adding Specialist Mathematics, General Mathematics, Chemistry, and Biology over the coming terms. If you’d like a subject we don’t yet teach, write to us. Students often shape what we add next.