Years 7 to 10 English tutoring in Perth
Everest Tutoring's Years 7 to 10 English classes run for one hour a week in groups capped at 10 at Harrisdale, Willetton and Perth Modern, from $350 per 10-week term for one subject or $800 for Maths, Science and English together. Booklets follow the WA curriculum and topic tests line up with the school assessment calendar. The first class is free.
Updated 13 September 2026
4.8 · Harrisdale (224) 4.9 · Willetton (122) 4.9 · Perth Modern (47) 4.6 · Harrisdale SHS (11)First class free · no entry test
What English covers by year (WA curriculum)
| Unit | What is covered | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Year 7 | Narrative and persuasive writing, poetry, novel study, comprehension | |
| Year 8 | Essay structure (TEACL), picture books and film, analytical reading | |
| Year 9 | Coming-of-age texts, graphic novels, comparative essays, OLNA readiness | |
| Year 10 | Analytical and creative writing, text response, ATAR English foundations |
Sources: SCSA Western Australian Curriculum
When and where
| Centre | Day | Time | Tutor | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harrisdale | Tuesday | 5:00pm to 6:00pm | Everest tutor | Free trial |
| Willetton | Wednesday | 5:00pm to 6:00pm | Everest tutor | Free trial |
| Perth Modern | Saturday | 11:00am to 12:00pm | Everest tutor | Free trial |
Price
| Option | Per term | Per week | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| One subject | $350 | $35 | |
| Two subjects | $600 | $60 | |
| Maths, Science and English | $800 | $80 |
What is included
- One-hour weekly class per subject, capped at 10 students
- Everest booklets aligned to the WA curriculum, with answers at the back
- Topic tests timed to the school assessment calendar
- 24/7 tutor support and homework help between classes
Sibling discount 10% for one sibling, 15% for two or more. Join mid-term and pay only for the weeks left. Refund and cancellation terms.
How a lesson runs
The tutor introduces or revises the concept with worked examples on the board, timed to what the school is testing next.
Students work from the Everest booklet while the tutor checks every student's working, so mistakes are caught in the room.
The last part of every class is doubt time and one-to-one guidance. Nobody moves on until everyone has it, and the booklet goes home with answers at the back.
Questions parents ask
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Try a Years 7 to 10 English class free
No payment details, no entry test, no lock-in. Come to one class and decide afterwards.