FAQs

We tutor all students, from Year 1 to Year 12. Our teachers have a variety of skills ranging across a number of subjects.

Yes! All of our sessions here at the Allied Health Edit are one-on-one, allowing for in-depth assistance where your child remains the priority.

Of course! The Allied Health Edit specialises in assisting children and students with learning difficulties and neurodiversity.

The number of sessions is completely dependent on your child’s needs, capacity and how many subjects need to be addressed.

Our initial assessment will allow for a better understanding of the type of assistance your child needs and our educator will be able to provide feedback specifically tailored to your child.

We use standardised measures during our initial assessment as a benchmarking tool to establish a starting point. We can reassess this every 12 months. From here, we work with students and families to set S.M.A.R.T goals which help to gauge their progress.

We understand the challenges of navigating appointments, school and working, with this in mind we operate inside and outside of school hours. There is varied availability, so please get in contact with us to discuss the availability that best suits you.

The cost of each session is dependent on the length and frequency of the sessions, the child’s needs and the educator. You can see an overview on our Fees page or Contact Us for a detailed explanation so we can gauge a better understanding of your child’s needs.

Sessions are between 30-45 minutes.

A good internet connection and a quiet, private space.

We use Microsoft Teams for all telehealth calls and online tutoring. It’s a secure online platform.