One class a week, per term, billed in full. Every fee below includes resources and GST. Tap any card to see what that program covers.
Per term
Billed in full
One class
Each week
5%
Sibling discount
Included
Resources and GST
Programs and fees
Fees are per term for one class a week. Filter by year level, then tap any card to turn it over for what that program covers and everything the fee includes.
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Payments
How to pay
Three ways, with a fourth coming. Card surcharges were removed across Australia on 1 October 2026, so the price you see is the price you pay whichever method you choose.
Preferred
Bank transfer
Account details are on your invoice. Use your child’s name and the invoice number as the reference so we can match it.
bank transfer
No fee.
In person
Card
EFTPOS, Visa and Mastercard at your campus during office hours.
card
No surcharge.
From Term 1, 2027
Afterpay
From the start of Term 1 next year you will be able to pay a term fee through Afterpay. Afterpay’s own eligibility criteria and terms apply.
Not available yet. We will tell you when it goes live.
Before you enrol
The four policies parents ask about most, stated plainly so there are no surprises once the invoice arrives.
One term is the minimum engagement
The Admission Form is our offer of a place, and accepting it enrols your child for at least one full term. Term fees are not refundable, and attending even a single class in a term makes the full term fee payable.
Change of mind
If you change your mind after accepting a place, the term fee remains payable and is not refunded. We would far rather you took the time you need before accepting, so ask us anything at all first.
Planned absence and overseas travel
If your family is travelling during a term, do not enrol your child for that term. A planned absence does not attract a credit, a refund or a compensation class, because the place is held and staffed for the whole term either way.
Unplanned absence
Illness and emergencies happen. We can provide the resources for a missed week on request so your child does not fall behind. Email admin@melbournetutorials.com.au and we will organise it.
Sibling discount
Five per cent, and the one rule parents most often get wrong is which of the two children it comes off.
1Five per cent comes off the tuition fee of the sibling whose tuition fee is lower.
2It is decided by the fee amount alone. Age, year level and program of enrolment make no difference.
3Both siblings need to be enrolled at the same time for the discount to run.
4Email us naming both children and their grades and we will apply it from your next invoice.
Example one
Older child, Year 7 Selective Entry$900
Younger child, Grade 2$725
The lower fee is $725, so the discount comes off the younger child$688.75
Example two
Older child, Year 8 Selective Entry$900
Younger child, Grade 5 and 6 Scholar Group$1,200
The lower fee is $900, so here the discount comes off the older child$855
The Online Test Portal
Included in every term fee, with nothing extra to pay and nothing to install.
What your child gets
Every enrolled student has an account on our Online Test Portal, with questions and practice matched to the program they are sitting in. It is built for accuracy, speed and exam readiness, and their teacher can see what has been completed.
Access runs with enrolment
Portal access lasts for as long as your child is enrolled with us. If a student leaves Melbourne Tutorials at any point during the year, access is withdrawn immediately.
Selective entry support services
Two optional services, charged separately from tuition, for families working through a selective entry application. Both are offered at the principal’s discretion.
Application support
$200
Guidance through the selective entry application itself, including the sections families find hardest to complete well.
Principal’s discretion
Interview support
$100
Preparation for a school interview, covering what tends to be asked, how to answer it and how to practise at home.
Principal’s discretion
How invoicing works
The same sequence every term, so you can plan around it.
1Your invoice for next term is issued in week 6 of the current term.
2Payment is ordinarily due within ten days of the invoice date.
3Places not paid for by then are released to the waitlist.
4Continuing students keep their place and their class time automatically once the invoice is settled.
5Joining partway through a term is charged at a reduced fee. Ask your campus.
Why the due date matters to us
It is not a formality. Three practical reasons sit behind it.
1Your child’s place is held from the moment you accept it, and while it is held we are turning other families on the waitlist away.
2Teachers are rostered and workbooks are printed before the term begins, so the cost of the term is committed well before the first class.
3Every hour spent following up an unpaid invoice is an hour not spent teaching, marking and answering parents.
Our payment terms are not negotiable, and we would much rather never have to raise them with you. Thank you for making this part easy. It is a large reason we can keep fees where they are.
Next step
Ready to enrol, or still deciding.
Places are allocated from a waitlist and an Expression of Interest is the only way in. One per child, per campus.
