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Playbooks, comparisons and how-tos for running a tutoring business — scheduling, billing, payroll, reporting and the learning platform that proves the teaching.
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The actual AI stack I rig by hand to run a tutoring company — Claude Code, Obsidian, MCP — and how to connect it straight to ClassQuill.
Badges and streaks get students to log in, not to learn. Why ClassQuill skipped gamification for mastery, weakness and review systems parents can see.
Tutors handle their own tax as ABN contractors, but it's not entirely 'not your problem.' What tutors owe, what to tell them, and where obligations meet.
Most tutoring business plan templates are generic small-business boilerplate. This is the one-page version that actually matters, with a real financial model and the Australian market numbers behind it.
Students now have free AI at home, and that has quietly raised what parents expect from a paid tutor. A photocopied worksheet no longer clears the bar. Here is the new expectation, and how to meet it without adding tutor hours.
For my first few years I didn't track progress at all. I hoped, asked how the tests went, and re-tested a hard question the next session. Here's where that broke, why the spreadsheet most owners reach for next fails too, and the four things a progress-tracking system actually has to do.
How money actually moves through an Australian tutoring business: invoicing policy, how families pay, chasing overdue invoices, and how tutors get paid.
How to start, run and scale a tutoring business in Australia — pricing, scheduling, hiring and clients, from someone doing it.
Sessions, attendance, revenue can look fine right up until a family cancels. Here's the KPI framework I track student progress with instead.
I run a tutoring company in Australia. Here's how to set your tutoring rates — what to charge clients, what to pay tutors, and the margin that keeps the business alive — with real numbers.
The ATO doesn't care what you call the arrangement — it looks at the substance. Here's how classification actually works for Australian tutoring companies.
A practical end-of-financial-year checklist for Australian tutoring companies — GST and BAS, super and contractor obligations for tutors, WWCC renewals, record-keeping, and why EOFY is the cleanest time to switch software.