Cabramatta campus
Tutoring in Cabramatta
Master Academy teaches at its own room in Cabramatta. If you live in the suburb, you are not being asked to adopt a campus in another district. This page is the local one: who to call, what the years cover, and what we are not pretending to know yet.
The students who come are in Years 7 to 12. Junior lessons are maths, English and science, the subjects school actually timetables. From Year 11 the work narrows to the HSC course the student is enrolled in. A free trial lesson is how a family decides whether the room suits the child. There is no payment form on this website.
Patrick answers the main phone. Ady answers the second number. Both are on the contact page. The public email address is not set up, so a message sent to a guessed inbox will not arrive.
The room, not a stock photo
Classes run at white tables facing a whiteboard. The photographs and the short classroom films on this site were taken in that room, from behind the students. You can see the kind of afternoon it is: people writing, a board with working on it, bags under the chairs. We are not going to replace that with a library picture of a different school.
What you cannot see yet is a published class cap, a weekly grid of times, or a fee. Those are facts, and a wrong one is worse than a blank. Until they are written down, ask on the phone and expect a direct answer.
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Junior years and the HSC in one centre
A Cabramatta student who starts in Year 7 does not have to change centres when the HSC begins, provided the senior course is one we teach. The junior program is maths, English and science. The HSC program is maths — named properly as Standard, Advanced, Extension 1 or Extension 2 — plus English, chemistry, physics and biology.
Other HSC subjects appear on the courses page as default outlines. They are marked unconfirmed, and they are not a promise. If your child does Legal Studies or Economics, call and ask. Do not enrol from the existence of a template.
One-to-one lessons, mentoring and school workshops are separate from the group class. A workshop is arranged with a school, not booked by a parent as a private session. Mentoring is a planning conversation, not a second maths lesson under another name.
Making the trial worth the walk
Bring a recent test or the worksheet where the student stopped. A trial that starts from “we want better marks” can only be generic. A trial that starts from question 4 on last week’s paper can show you whether the explanation lands.
Parents do not have to sit in the lesson. Leave a number that is answered, and decide afterwards. If the fit is poor, say so. The trial exists to answer that, not to begin a contract.
There is no parent portal yet. How you hear what was taught — a conversation at the door, a text, a note — still has to be agreed.
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Finding the suite
The street address is on Railway Parade, which is also the street Cabramatta station sits on. We are not publishing a walking time. We have not measured the doors, the lights, or a rainy afternoon with a schoolbag, and a neat “two minutes” would be a guess.
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Parking, lift access and the buzzer for the suite are the same kind of fact. They belong in one checked paragraph, not in a sentence written from a map.
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