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Contact Canberra Tutoring

Contact

Talk to a person.

Not a queue, not a chatbot.

By phone

1300 668 103

Weekdays and most Saturdays. If we are with a family we will ring you back the same day.

By email

admin@canberratutoring.com.au

Include your child’s year level and the subject you are worried about — it saves a round trip.

What to expect

We call within one business day

That is a promise, not a target. If we miss it, tell us.

The first conversation is short

What is happening, what year level, what subject. Five minutes, then we book the free assessment if it makes sense.

Nothing is charged up front

No card details are taken before the assessment.

Book it

Tell us what’s happening.

We call every enquiry within one business day. No card details, no obligation.

Please tell us your name.
We need a number to call you back on.
Optional — we’ll send the assessment details here if you give it.
Which year level are we helping?

We call within one business day. Your details are never shared or sold.

Thanks — that’s with us.

We’ll call within one business day. If it’s urgent, ring 1300 668 103.

The short version

Why families pick us.

Named among Canberra’s best

One of five tutoring services named in Region Canberra’s guide to the best tutors in Canberra, updated December 2025.

Teaching here since 2004

Twenty-two years in this city — long enough to have taught in the same college a parent went to, and to know which primary schools run which reading programs.

Checked twice, not once

Every tutor and teacher holds a current ACT Working with Vulnerable People registration, and everyone who crosses the border to Queanbeyan holds a NSW Working with Children Check as well. Ask for the number before the first lesson.

Qualified teachers, not only tutors

Most tutoring in Canberra is delivered by university students. We field both, and the free assessment decides which one your child actually needs.

A second opinion behind every tutor

Every tutor is reviewed fortnightly by a qualified teacher on staff, so if something is not working it surfaces in a fortnight rather than at the end of term.

An hour before you spend anything

A full 60 minutes with a qualified teacher, at your kitchen table, and a written report you keep whether or not you ever book a lesson.