The Queensland Tutor Network

Learn from 99+ ATAR Achievers and QCE award recipients across various subjects

Recent, affordable top 1% graduates now tutoring across grades 7-12

Get clearer explanations, better study strategies, and real confidence in your subjects.

Also offering elite piano and chess tutoring across all ages- sharpen your mind outside the classroom

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ABOUT US

-We're a curated collective of affordable tutors who achieved ATARs between 99 and 99.85. Having just navigated the system, We know the best methods to learn, exactly what examiners want and how to secure top marks across all subjects.We also help build well-rounded excellence beyond the classroom, with affordable lessons in
🎹♟️Creative & Strategic Skills – Piano, Music Theory and ChessOur tutors provide one-on-one (Face-to-Face or online) and group classes.

Stay tuned: Additional extra-curricular, group masterclasses, Specialised courses and premium tutoring material are launching this year*

The process

1. Fill out the contact form for us to find out your goals to allocate the best tutor for you (free call with referrer available as well following the form*)
2. Trial Session- Meet your perfect tutor
3. Regular sessions-Weekly progress and dream Results

Meet our tutors. all ranging from $35-$65

Anupam Peetha
Imira Dewadasa
Filip Simic

Danial Lacharez
Aayan Raseem

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We are more than happy to answer your questions or inquiries first before filling out the form. Contact us via email for a fast response.

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*The Queensland Tutor Network facilitates connections between students and independent tutors. We do not guarantee specific academic outcomes. Tutors are independent contractors, not our employees. We are not liable for the conduct or agreements between tutors and clients. Use of our website and services is subject to our full Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
*additional services not guaranteed without enough students