Mentoring and course guidance
Mentoring is for the plan around the subjects: what to revise this week, how to choose a senior course, and how to get through an assessment block without pretending a colour-coded timetable is the work. It is not a substitute for maths or English tutoring, and it is not registered career counselling.
What a conversation can cover
Students in Year 10 often need the differences between HSC courses explained in plain language before they sign a school form. Students in Year 12 often need a weekly order of work that matches the exams they actually have, not a generic study playlist.
We will explain those differences using the public syllabus. We will not enrol a student in a school course. The school does that.
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What we will not claim
We do not claim to be careers advisers, psychologists, or university admissions officers. Post-school options can be discussed in general terms. Applications and early-entry schemes should be checked on the university and UAC sites.