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Absolutely. We are confident our preparation materials will give your child a competitive edge. If you find the package isn't the right fit, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee from the date of purchase.
To protect our intellectual property and ensure the fairness of our digital resources, the following conditions apply:
Usage Limit: A full refund is available if you have accessed less than 10% of the course modules or practice tests.
No Downloads: The guarantee is void if any protected PDF resources, including, but not limited to, question papers and test reports have been downloaded.
Request Window: You must submit your refund request via email to support@aussintutoring.com.au within 30 days of your initial payment.
Once your request is approved, your access will be deactivated, and a full refund will be issued to your original payment method within 5 to 10 business days.
Absolutely. We want you to feel 100% confident in the quality and relevance of our content. You can access a complimentary set of sample questions to get a feel for the format, difficulty level, and detailed explanations we provide.
By reviewing the samples, you can ensure our style aligns with your learning needs before you invest in the full package.
Yes, our questions are available in a print-ready format! Once you have finished your test, you can download the complete set of test papers in PDF format.
The downloadable files include:
Simply click the download button on your test result page to download the PDF files, which are formatted for easy printing at home or the office.
Your online access to your purchased product is valid for 365 days, starting from your purchase date.
The order confirmation and account login details are usually emailed to you instantly after your ordering processs is completed and we have received your full payment through PayPal. If you need assistance, contact our help desk via email support@aussintutoring.com.au or call (08) 6385 8972 during office hours.
Payments for our test preparation packages by default are made through PayPal, but you do not need to own a PayPal account in order to make a payment. You may enter your credit card's data directly at PayPal and complete your payment.
For one-on-one tuition lessons, the tuition rates are $80 for a 1.5 hour in-person lesson, and $75 for a 1.5 hour online (using ZOOM) lesson. Small group sessions (2–4 students) conducted at our East Perth Tuition Center are offered at a further reduced per-person rate. We offer the option to pay per session or purchase a discounted 'package' of lessons that parents pay upfront.
We offer a free and no-obligation 30-minute consultation along with the discounted first lesson to ensure a good fit before you commit. Book a free consultation.
We use a student-centred approach, adapting methods to the student's learning style (visual, auditory, or hands-on) to build both confidence and subject mastery Find out more
The Aussin Tutoring Team combines Australia's finest educational minds - from Former Selective School Teachers and Curriculum Developers to Successful Exam Alumni and Educational Psychologists. Together, our exceptional team bring over 400+ years of combined teaching, tutoring and training experience which contributed to the success of 6,000+ students across Australia. Find out more
While we specialise in one-on-one personalised support, we also offer small group sessions (2–4 students) at a further reduced per-person rate comparing with our one-on-one tuition rates.
Absolutely. We can provide evidence-based testimonials from current families or verified reviews upon request. Find out more
We provide monthly progress reports and use initial assessments to set measurable goals. You can also expect brief verbal feedback after each session. Find out more
We offer flexible options including sessions at student's home, at our tution center in East Perth WA, at a local library, or interactive online lessons via Zoom
Tutors are generally available year-round, including after-school hours (3:30 PM – 8:00 PM) on weekdays and all day on weekends.
We require at least 24 hours' notice for all rescheduling requests. This allows our tutors to adjust their schedules and potentially offer the slot to another student. Requests made with less than 24 hours' notice may be treated as a late cancellation.
Yes. Cancellations made with less than 24 hours' notice typically incur a 50% session fee. If you fail to attend a session without any prior notice ("No-Show"), the full session fee will be charged.
We understand that unexpected situations occur. Fees may be waived or sessions rescheduled at our discretion for genuine emergencies or medical reasons (a medical certificate may be requested). Please contact us as soon as possible to discuss your situation.
If you provide sufficient notice, you can request a makeup session within the same week or term, subject to tutor availability. Makeup credits typically expire within 60 to 90 days if not used.
Generally, tuition fees are non-refundable if you choose to withdraw for personal reasons. We may offer a credit toward future lessons instead of a cash refund.
If a tutor is unable to attend, we will notify you immediately to arrange a makeup session at a convenient time. If a suitable time cannot be found, no fee will be charged, or a credit/refund will be applied to your account.
Unlike private one-on-one sessions, group classes usually cannot be rescheduled for individual students as the lesson proceeds for the rest of the group. We may provide lesson materials or a recording where available.
Yes, every tutor must hold a valid Working with Children Check (WWCC) or equivalent state-based clearance before they begin.
Yes, our tutors stay updated on the current state-specific syllabus and specific exam board requirements.
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Contact us for assistance.
Absolutely. We are confident our preparation materials will give your child a competitive edge. If you find the package isn't the right fit, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee from the date of purchase.
To protect our intellectual property and ensure the fairness of our digital resources, the following conditions apply:
Usage Limit: A full refund is available if you have accessed less than 10% of the course modules or practice tests.
No Downloads: The guarantee is void if any protected PDF resources, including, but not limited to, question papers and test reports have been downloaded.
Request Window: You must submit your refund request via email to support@aussintutoring.com.au within 30 days of your initial payment.
Once your request is approved, your access will be deactivated, and a full refund will be issued to your original payment method within 5 to 10 business days.
Absolutely. We want you to feel 100% confident in the quality and relevance of our content. You can access a complimentary set of sample questions to get a feel for the format, difficulty level, and detailed explanations we provide.
By reviewing the samples, you can ensure our style aligns with your learning needs before you invest in the full package.
Yes, our questions are available in a print-ready format! Once you have finished your test, you can download the complete set of test papers in PDF format.
The downloadable files include:
Simply click the download button on your test result page to download the PDF files, which are formatted for easy printing at home or the office.
Your online access to your purchased product is valid for 365 days, starting from your purchase date.
The order confirmation and account login details are usually emailed to you instantly after your ordering processs is completed and we have received your full payment through PayPal. If you need assistance, contact our help desk via email support@aussintutoring.com.au or call (08) 6385 8972 during office hours.
Payments for our test preparation packages by default are made through PayPal, but you do not need to own a PayPal account in order to make a payment. You may enter your credit card's data directly at PayPal and complete your payment.
Absolutely! To re-take exams, go to the "Exam History" page where you can find a list of all exams you have taken. Click the "Retake" button beside an exam name to re-take that exam. To review your past test results and score reports of an exam, click the exam name to see all past attempts for that exam, click the "Review" button beside an attempt name to open detailed report for that particular attempt.
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The WA GATE/ASET Test conducted in 2026 (for 2027 entry) is a paper-based examination. It consists of multiple-choice questions answered on a physical answer sheet and a writing component completed by hand.
The WA GATE/ASET Test consists of four equally weighted sections:
How is it scored?
Scores are combined into a Total Standard Score (TSS) out of 400. For elite placement like Perth Modern School, a TSS of 244+ is typically required.
For Year 7 entry, Perth Modern School typically requires a Total Standard Score (TSS) of 244+, placing a student in the top 1–2% nationally.
No, calculators are not permitted for the Quantitative Reasoning section; students must rely on mental maths and problem-solving skills.
The WA Department of Education's GATE Academic Selective Entrance Test (ASET) conducted in 2026 (for 2027 entry) is still a paper-based examination. It consists of multiple-choice questions answered on a physical answer sheet and a writing component completed by hand, rather than on a computer.
The test avoids simple calculations, focusing instead on higher-order thinking in areas like number patterns, algebra, probability, and spatial geometry.
Unlike NAPLAN, marks are not focused on spelling or punctuation but on the originality of ideas, thoughtfulness, and relevance to the prompt.
No. Points are awarded for correct answers only, and no marks are deducted for incorrect ones.
Yes, the back of the answer booklet and space in the test question booklet can be used for rough working.
Parents must alert supervisors immediately and can request an Illness, Incident or Misadventure Review within seven days to reschedule unfinished parts.
If a student accidentally records answers against the wrong question numbers, parents should notify supervisors immediately so they can request this specific review.
Yes, students can apply for the Perth Modern School academic program and up to two other GATE school programs.
Performance Reports are typically emailed to parents in early June, with official placement offers following at the end of the month.
Yes, but you must lodge the request within 7 days of receiving the Performance Report.
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As part of the EduTest format used for the entrance test, all components, including multiple-choice and written response questions, are completed digitally on computers at designated test centres
The entrance exam, conducted by Edutest, typically lasts 3 hours. It consists of five parts for Year 7 entry: Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, and Written Expression. Each multiple-choice section usually has about 40–60 questions to be completed in 30 minutes.
Queensland Academies do not publish official cutoff scores. Selection is holistic, but successful applicants typically perform in the top 10% to 15% of the testing cohort across all components.
The QASMT entrance exam is significantly more challenging than NAPLAN. While NAPLAN tests basic curriculum achievement, the Edutest focuses on higher-order thinking, abstract reasoning, and problem-solving.
The interview assesses "IB Readiness," campus fit, and academic passion. Common questions focus on why the student wants to join, their favourite subjects, and how they handle academic challenges.
Experts recommend starting preparation 9 to 12 months before the test. This allows time to build reasoning skills rather than relying on last-minute cramming.
Yes, students can apply for Year 10 entry at all three Queensland Academies. There are also "mid-course entry" options for Years 8 or 9 if vacancies arise.
QASMT (Toowong): Focuses on Science, Mathematics, and Technology.
QACI (Kelvin Grove): Focuses on Creative Industries.
QAHS (Gold Coast): Focuses on Health Sciences
No. Enrolment is strictly via a selective entry merit process; there are no school catchments for Queensland Academies.
While official past papers are not released, several providers including Aussin Tutoring offer Edutest-style practice exams and diagnostic tools to help students familiarise themselves with the pacing and question types.
Year 7 tests are typically held in September. Results and interview invitations are usually released in October, with final offers sent in November or December.
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All components of the ACER Higher Ability Selection Test (HAST) administered in 2026 will be conducted entirely on paper.
The test typically consists of Reading Comprehension, Mathematical Reasoning (which includes Scientific Reasoning for secondary levels), Abstract Reasoning, and Written Expression.
Parents must register through a participating school rather than directly with ACER. Schools set their own registration closing dates and test dates.
HAST is known for focusing more on problem-solving and reasoning rather than curriculum-based knowledge, whereas Edutest may have more straightforward mathematics sections.
No; if two schools use the HAST on the same day, you must choose only one school at which to sit the test.
Generally, no. Students should only bring HB or 2B pencils, an eraser, a sharpener, and blue or black pens for the writing section. Calculators and rulers are not permitted.
The total duration is typically between 2 to 2.5 hours, though some Primary (HAST-P) sessions may extend to approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes including breaks.
This section uses non-verbal, visual puzzles to assess logical thinking, pattern recognition, and spatial transformations independent of language or cultural background.
Yes, ACER provides a Sample Question Booklet to familiarise students with the style and format of the questions.
HAST Primary is available for years 4 and 5 (for entry into years 5 and 6). HAST Secondary covers entry into years 7 through 11, categorised into Junior, Middle, and Senior levels.
ACER provides results back to schools within approximately 10 working days. Schools then use these rankings to identify gifted students for accelerated programs or scholarships.
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All components of the Victoria SEAL Test administered by EduTest in 2026 will be conducted entirely on computer.
Most Victorian SEAL schools use Edutest, which typically consists of five parts: Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Mathematics, and Written Expression. Some schools may use alternative providers like ACER (HAST) or UNSW Global (Scout Assessment), which have slightly different structures.
In the standard Edutest format, students generally have 30 minutes for each multiple-choice section and 20-25 minutes for the writing task.
Testing usually occurs while the student is in Year 6 for entry into Year 7 the following year. Specific dates vary by school but often fall between May and August.
Successful candidates generally need to rank in the top 10% of applicants. Schools often look for "Superior" or "Above Average" results across all categories, particularly in Mathematics and Numerical Reasoning.
Approximately 39 public high schools in Victoria offer accredited SEAL programs. Notable examples include Albert Park College, University High School, and Glen Eira College.
The SEAL test is for Year 7 entry into local accelerated streams, whereas the SEHS test is taken in Year 8 for entry into Victoria's four elite selective schools (e.g., Melbourne High, Mac.Robertson) for Years 9–12.
Yes, many schools use the entrance exam to shortlist candidates for a formal interview before making final offers.
Preparation typically involves practicing reasoning-based questions rather than rote learning. Educators recommend starting preparation 6 months in advance and using official-style practice tests from providers like Edutest.
Fees are set by individual schools but typically range around $95 to $120 to cover the cost of the external testing provider.
This depends on the school's testing date and provider. If multiple schools use Edutest on different dates, a student may be able to sit more than once; however, some schools share results from a single testing day.
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All components of the ACER Scholarship Test administered in 2026 will be conducted entirely on paper.
It is designed to be highly competitive and identifies the top 5% of academically gifted students through complex reasoning rather than simple curriculum retrieval.
Most secondary levels (Level 1, 2, and 3) consist of four parts: two Written Expression tasks (25 minutes each), Humanities (comprehension and interpretation), and Mathematics (achievement and reasoning).
For the Cooperative Scholarship Testing Program (CSTP), the primary test date for South Australia is 7 February 2026, while for all other states, it is 28 February 2026.
Parents must create a student account on the ACER website and register for each individual school they wish to apply to.
To be competitive for a financial scholarship, students generally need to rank in the top 4% of their cohort, though schools often seek "all-rounders" with consistent performance across all sections.
Yes. If schools are in the "cooperative" program, the student sits the test once at their first preference school, and results are shared with others. If schools have different dates, the student may need to sit multiple tests.
No. It is a skills-based assessment focusing on higher-order thinking, logical reasoning, and the ability to interpret and deduce information rather than testing learned classroom knowledge.
No, calculators are strictly prohibited. The test focuses on mathematical reasoning and application rather than complex computation.
Experts often recommend 8–12 weeks of systematic preparation to familiarise students with the unique question types and build test-taking stamina.
Fees are set by individual schools and typically range between $50 and $100 per school application.
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The 2026 EduTest Scholarship Test components are generally conducted on a computer.
The test typically consists of five sections divided into Ability (potential) and Achievement (learned skills) tests:
Verbal Reasoning: Pattern detection with words (30 mins).
Numerical Reasoning: Problem-solving with number sequences (30 mins).
Reading Comprehension: Multiple-choice questions on diverse texts (30 mins).
Mathematics: Year-level appropriate knowledge (30 mins).
Written Expression: Original response to a prompt (15 mins).
Parents must register through each individual school's website. If multiple schools use EduTest on the same date, students sit the test at the school they applied for first, and results are shared with the others.
Yes, if schools are part of the results transfer process. However, some schools explicitly state "no sharing or transferring," meaning the student must sit the test specifically for that institution
EduTest does not provide results directly to parents. Schools receive the data and decide if or when to release a "Parent Report". This usually takes 3 to 8 weeks.
Preparation often involves diagnostic testing to identify weaknesses, followed by targeted practice. Official practice tests are available, though they are designed for familiarisation rather than as a complete coaching tool.
Check the school's specific letter, but standard requirements include:
Parents must contact the school immediately. Schools hold the final discretion on rescheduling or alternative arrangements.
Remote testing can be arranged for students in distant locations, but requests must be made weeks in advance. For February 2026 cycles, the typical deadline for such requests is late February.
It is marked based on relevance to the prompt, structure, and quality of ideas. Using complex vocabulary incorrectly can actually lower marks; clarity and unique ideas are prioritized.
Refund requests must be emailed to registrar@edutest.com.au at least 7 days prior to the test. Approved refunds are subject to a 25% administration fee, and some school fees are strictly non-refundable.
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