Tutoring services agreement, Year 10 mathematics

Tutoring agreement template with weekly sessions and progress notes

Parents pay for tutoring and then wait months to find out whether it is working. This agreement puts a written progress note every four weeks, prices the whole school year term by term, and carries the tutor's working with children check number so a parent can verify it in a minute.

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Bright Marks Tutoring
Rania Haddad · ABN 49 205 771 862 · Working with Children Check WWC1180443E · 0407 552 118
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Tutoring services agreement

This agreement is made on 25 January 2027 between Rania Haddad, trading as Bright Marks Tutoring, ABN 49 205 771 862, called the Tutor, and Michelle Tanaka of 22 Gordon Street, called the Parent, for the tutoring of Kai Tanaka, Year 10, in mathematics.

$65
Rate an hour
1
Sessions a week
Every 4 weeks
Progress note
School year 2027
Term
1. The sessions
1.1
When, where and how long
One session a week of 90 minutes, on Wednesday from 4.30 pm to 6 pm, at the Tanaka home with a parent or another adult present in the house. Sessions run through the school terms and stop over the school holidays unless the Parent books holiday sessions separately.
1.2
What each session covers
The first 15 minutes reviews the week's class work and any homework the student found hard, the next 60 minutes covers the current topic with worked problems, and the last 15 minutes sets practice for the week. Assessment weeks shift to past paper practice under timed conditions.
1.3
What tutoring is not
The Tutor does not complete, write or check assignments that will be submitted for assessment, and does not sit with the student during an online test. Helping a student understand a topic is tutoring; producing work the school will mark as the student's own is not, and the Tutor will decline it.
2. Progress and communication
2.1
The four week progress note
Every fourth session the Tutor sends the Parent a short written note covering the topics worked on, what the student can now do that they could not before, where they are still slipping, the marks of any assessment returned in that period, and what the Tutor plans for the next four weeks.
2.2
Talking to the school
The Tutor speaks with the student's mathematics teacher only if the Parent asks in writing, and then only about the topics being covered. Reports, assessment feedback and school records are shared with the Tutor by the Parent, not by the school.
3. The Tutor
3.1
Working with children check
The Tutor holds a current Working with Children Check, number WWC1180443E, and gives the Parent the number and expiry so the Parent can verify it online. The Tutor tells the Parent immediately if the check is ever suspended or not renewed, and does not tutor without a current one.
3.2
Conduct
Sessions happen in a common area of the home with an adult present in the house. The Tutor does not drive the student anywhere, does not contact the student on personal social media, and communicates about scheduling with the Parent rather than the student.
4. Fees, cancellations and makeup sessions
4.1
The rate and invoicing
The rate is $65 an hour, so a 90 minute session is $97.50. The Tutor invoices at the end of each month for the sessions held, listing each date, and payment is due within seven days. Travel is not charged within 10 kilometres of Marrickville. The Tutor is not registered for GST, so none is charged.
Term
Teaching weeks
Sessions
Term total
Term 1, from 4 February
10
10
$975.00
Term 2
10
10
$975.00
Term 3
10
10
$975.00
Term 4, to 4 December
9
9
$877.50
Year total, 39 sessions at $97.50
$3,802.50
4.2
Cancellations and makeup sessions
A session cancelled with more than 24 hours notice is rescheduled at no cost to a time in the same fortnight, or credited if no time suits. Inside 24 hours, or a no show, the session is charged in full, except where the student is unwell, which is not charged the first two times in a term. A session the Tutor cancels is always made up or credited.
5. General
5.1
What is promised, privacy, and ending it
The services carry the consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law, including due care and skill. No particular mark, band or ATAR is promised, because results depend on the student's own work as much as on the tutoring. Information about the student is kept confidential and used only for tutoring. Either party may end this agreement with two weeks written notice, and sessions already held are invoiced as usual. This agreement replaces anything discussed at the first meeting.
Rania Haddad, Bright Marks Tutoring
Name
:
Date
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The Parent, Michelle Tanaka
Name
:
Date
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Section by section

What each section is for, so you can keep the ones you need and drop the rest.

Parties and key terms
Tutor, parent and student, then the rate, the session frequency, the note cycle and the term.
1. The sessions
When, where and with whom present, the structure of a session, and what tutoring will not do.
2. Progress and communication
The four week written note and its contents, and the rules on contacting the school.
3. The Tutor
The working with children check number and expiry, and the conduct rules around the student.
4. Fees, cancellations and makeup sessions
The rate, the four term fee table to $3,802.50, and the 24 hour and illness rules.
5. General
Consumer guarantees with no promise of a mark, privacy, and ending on two weeks notice.
Signatures
A block for the tutor and one for the parent.

How to adapt this agreement

For online tutoring, delete the in home clauses and replace them with the platform used, a recording rule and a requirement that a parent can join at any time, which is what replaces having an adult in the house. For an adult student, drop the parent as a party, remove the working with children check clause and send the progress note to the student. For a tutoring business with several tutors, add a clause saying the business may substitute a tutor with equivalent qualifications on notice, and keep the check obligation on the business rather than the individual.

Which law the terms follow

Paid work with children requires a state working with children check, and this agreement puts the number and expiry in the letterhead and in clause 3.1 so the parent can verify it on the public register rather than take it on trust. Consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law apply to the tutoring and cannot be excluded, which is why clause 5.1 states them alongside the honest statement that no particular result is promised. Information about the student is personal information and is used only for tutoring and kept confidential. The tutor is not registered for GST, so no GST is charged and none appears on the invoice, and the ABN is still shown.

What makes this document work

The progress note has a required contents list

Clause 2.1 asks for topics covered, what the student can now do that they could not before, where they are still slipping, the marks of any assessment returned, and the plan for the next four weeks. That is a note a parent can act on.

It refuses to do the student's assessment

Clause 1.3 says the tutor does not complete, write or check assignments that will be submitted for marking, and does not sit with the student during an online test. Drawing that line in the contract protects the tutor as much as the student.

The year is priced term by term

Ten sessions in each of terms one to three and nine in term four, at $97.50 a session, adding to 39 sessions and $3,802.50 for the school year. A parent can budget the whole year before the first session rather than watching invoices arrive.

Questions people ask

What should a tutoring agreement include?

Who is being tutored and in what subject, when and where sessions happen and who else is present, what a session covers, how progress is reported, the tutor's checks and conduct rules, the rate and the term fees, and the cancellation and makeup rules.

Does a private tutor need a working with children check?

For paid work with children, yes, and the contract should name it so it can be verified. Clause 3.1 gives the number and expiry, requires the tutor to tell the parent immediately if it lapses, and prohibits tutoring without a current one.

How much does private tutoring cost?

This agreement runs at $65 an hour, which is $97.50 for a 90 minute session and $3,802.50 across the 39 session school year. Travel is not charged within 10 kilometres, and the tutor is not registered for GST so none is added.

What happens if a session is cancelled?

More than 24 hours notice and it is rescheduled at no cost within the same fortnight, or credited if no time suits. Inside 24 hours it is charged in full, except for illness, which is not charged the first two times in a term.

Should a tutor talk to the school?

Only if the parent asks in writing, and then only about the topics being covered. Clause 2.2 keeps reports and assessment feedback flowing from the parent to the tutor rather than from the school, which avoids privacy problems on both sides.

Can a tutor promise a better mark?

No honest one can, and clause 5.1 says so. Consumer guarantees require the service to be delivered with due care and skill, but results depend on the student's own work as much as on the tutoring, so no particular mark, band or ATAR is promised.

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