Everest Tutoring reviews
Everest Tutoring holds 4.8 from 404 Google reviews across 4 Perth listings, verified on 11 September 2026: Harrisdale 4.8 from 224, Willetton 4.9 from 122, Perth Modern 4.9 from 47 and Harrisdale Senior High School 4.6 from 11. The critical reviews are on this page too.
Updated 13 September 2026
Each listing, with its own rating
No single Everest listing is both 4.9 and 200-plus reviews, so the site states the figure per centre and a weighted average, never a rounded-up headline.
| Centre | Rating | Reviews | Read them |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harrisdale | 4.8 | 224 | Google listing |
| Willetton | 4.9 | 122 | Google listing |
| Perth Modern | 4.9 | 47 | Google listing |
| Harrisdale SHS | 4.6 | 11 | Google listing |
What reviewers mention most
| Topic | Mentions |
|---|---|
| Knowledgeable tutors | 18 |
| Year 11 and 12 support | 7 |
| GATE exam preparation | 6 |
| Physics tutoring | 6 |
Parent and student reviews
Quoted word for word, with the name the reviewer used. Two entries are summaries rather than quotes, and say so.
“Hari is very approachable and helpful. All of their tutors are brilliant. My son in year 11 appreciates the work... never likes to miss any sessions. They give quality assessment materials and work books.”
“Everest’s approach is young and fresh. The bonus is the online question bank for GATE which is a game changer.”
“Both of my sons got benefits from the tuition. One of them had placed a place in medicine in UWA.”
“The worksheets are really helpful. Sometimes I learn content that even my class at school hasn’t started yet.”
“I have been meaning to thank Adi in particular for the big improvement in Josh’s physics and chem results last semester.”
“Hari, the owner, is incredibly welcoming... I actually look forward to coming in each week.”
Reviewed the Harrisdale centre on Google. The review is a short rating without written comments, so there is nothing to quote here.
“Regular progress reviews and constructive feedback.”
“I went here for classes for a term after being happy with the free trial session, but the trial wasn’t like the term classes. There was minimal teaching in classes and more just handing out booklets to students.”
A parent whose Year 11 child was happy at Everest but whose youngest, in the Year 4 and 5 sessions, was not. The star rating on this review is not recorded in our notes, so none is shown.
A further 8 named reviewers left one-line ratings without much written comment (Mitul Rajaram, Tony Liyang, Maxwell xu, Arun S, Azhar Kyaw, Jeremy K, Romit Dave, Zakwan Plewright). They are counted in the totals above and not padded out into cards here.
The practice, written down
Parents are asked once, by SMS, after the first term of classes, with a link to the Google listing for their centre. Nobody is asked twice and nothing is offered in return.
Everest staff, tutors and their families are asked not to review the business. Reviews are never bought, drafted for a parent or filtered before they go up, and none can be removed by us: Google owns the listings.
Four-star, three-star and critical reviews are shown on this page alongside the five-star ones. Where Everest has replied on Google, the card says so.
Policy details are confirmed by Everest management; last reviewed 13 September 2026.
The criticism that mattered most was that a term class felt like booklets being handed out. Every class is taught at the board first, then practised while the tutor checks each student's working, then doubt time. How we teach.
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The first class is free, there is no entry test and no payment details are taken. Come to one class and decide afterwards.