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Eye Level Learning is a leading global supplementary education provider that’s currently available in 20 countries. Our self-directed approach helps students to improve their Math, English and critical-thinking skills. We offer various programmes for different ages and skill levels, so there’s something for every student. More than two million children around the world have benefited from our programs.

What age group is Eye Level Learning suitable for?

Eye-level learning is suitable for Pre-K, primary and secondary school students (up to year 10).

Why is Eye Level Learning the best choice for my child’s tuition?

Most students learn the best at their own pace. Self-directed learning improves their academic performance and overall confidence, while also encouraging critical and independent thinking. Our blended approach combines the best of traditional classroom learning with the flexibility of online technology. We take the time to understand the educational needs of each student, to deliver a personalised approach.

Benefits include:

Improve fundamental Math skills (algebra, numbers, measurement, geometry, statistics and probability).
Develop critical and analytical thinking skills.
Enhance English literacy, reading and comprehension skills.
Better communication and time management skills
Higher confidence

What classes do you offer?

Math: basic foundation and critical thinking
English: phonemic awareness, phonics, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, grammar and writing

Does self-directed learning mean studying alone?

No, our learning model recognises the need for instructors and parents to guide students. In an Eye Level classroom, the instructors will explain the concepts and provide necessary guidance and feedback. This enhances each student’s understanding, so they may then complete the remainder of the weekly assignment independently at home. We’re helping students to learn proactively with good time management.

Have you implemented protocols to minimise the spread of COVID-19 in your classroom?

Yes, all staff are fully vaccinated and the classrooms are regularly sanitised and cleaned.

How do the classes work?

Our approach combines offline and online learning strategies.

Students physically attend our classrooms twice a week, on a designated day at a designated Enter this: for 30-40 minutes whereby they will see an Instructor who can guide them through the concepts they are learning that day.

Offline Learning:

Learn new concepts on paper.
Solve problems with guidance.
Supplementary materials build problem-solving skills.
Regular assessments to test progress.

Online Learning:

Practice new concepts with additional problems.
Receive instant feedback via our automated scoring system.
Play fun, interactive games.
Parents keep track of progress and reports.

Does my child need to physically attend the classroom, or can it all be done online?

It’s important that students attend classes at the Learning Centre, where they will be free of distractions. This is the best way to help students develop self-directed learning habits.

What’s the duration of classes at the Learning Centre? Are there any breaks?

Each class is only 30-40 minutes long, whereby they will see an Instructor who can guide them through the concepts they are learning that day. This is the “just right” amount of time for students to concentrate and progress through the materials.

Do your teachers have Working with Children checks?

Yes absolutely! It is a requirement.

What credentials do your instructors have?

All Instructors have at least a Bachelors degree in a variety of disciplines. We believe in instructors from a variety of backgrounds as they can provide the best guidance and advice.

Where are your Learning Centres located?

Our Australian learning centres are located in Cabramatta, Liverpool and Randwick, NSW. Find more information here.

Are students assessed before they join Eye Level Learning?

Yes, a diagnostic test provides insight into each student’s learning needs “each student’s needs and abilities” they start with Eye Level Learning. This helps us to determine the most suitable part of the program to start on, so we’re able to provide the best level of support.

How can I register my child for your classes?

You can book a free consultation by clicking the icon at the bottom of this page. Simply fill in your details and select the Learning Centre closest to your location.

The centre manager will contact you to provide more information and arrange a free diagnostic test for your child. After the test, the centre manager will speak with you about your child’s abilities and needs before explaining how to make a payment and access the learning materials (if you wish to proceed with tutoring).

What happens if my child struggles with the work?

You can set up a meeting and we can explore possible solutions, such as more one-on-one guidance or extra study support. We can also give your child an easier program to complete, until they make further progress.

I’d like to speak with someone before enrolling my child, is this possible?

Sure! Please phone 0439 358 588 to speak with a member from our team. We’re available Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm. Alternatively, you can email [email protected].

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