Getting started is easy. Head to the contact page and fill out the form to get in touch with me. I can also be reached via email.

We’ll start with a quick phone call with yourself or your parents, to answer any questions you have. Then we will lock in a date for our first online lesson.

I specialise in Year 11 and 12 Advanced and Extension English.

I am also happy to teach senior Standard English students, EAL/D students, and Year 9 and 10 English students depending on availability — just reach out and ask.

You will receive a Google Meet link a few days before the class.

Once you log on, the first half-hour will be a deep dive into why you’re here. What are your strengths in English? What are your struggles? I want to learn all about you.

At the end of the first class, I will ask you to send me writing samples from a recent essay and creative writing task. I will also share my extensive archive of study resources with you.

All English tutoring classes are 1 hour with a fee of $80.

Online tutoring is very similar to in-person learning — with the bonus of happening from the comfort of your room.

You will receive a secure Google Meet link a few days before our first lesson. Once you log on, we will chat about the plan for today via video, just as if we were face-to-face.

We will use a Google Doc as a virtual whiteboard to take notes, provide feedback, and analyse quotes. You and your parents will have access to a second Google Doc with lesson plan summaries and details of any homework tasks.

No, all lessons are conducted online.

If you have extraordinary circumstances that require in-person lessons (such as accessibility needs), please get in touch to enquire about options.

Testimonials from past students can be read here.

Absolutely. Life is hard and people can be mean, but I’m not one of them.

I have experience teaching students with autism and ADHD. Every neurodivergent person is different, so I’ll need your expertise to tell me how your brain works best.

If you have a different disability, please feel free to share resources so I can learn how to support you.

It certainly is! This is my treasured 1970s Remington Streamliner.

All the books you see are from my real collection. See if you can spot the HSC prescribed texts hidden amongst them.