How Much Do University Tutors Get Paid in Australia?

Are you considering becoming a university tutor in Australia? Find out how much university tutors get paid in Australia with this guide.

Joe Robbins24/06/20230 minutes 46, seconds read0 Replies

Are you considering becoming a university tutor in Australia? If so, you may be wondering how much you can expect to earn. The answer depends on a variety of factors, including your qualifications, the subject you teach, and your location. To give you an idea of what to expect, we've compiled the average hourly rates charged by tutors who advertise on Tutor Finder. Keep in mind that these figures should be used as a guide only. According to 184 C2 Education tutor salary reports, the average hourly rate is $25. For Kumon tutors, the average hourly rate is $20, based on 356 salary reports.

Additionally, Profs online economics tutors typically charge an average of $30 per hour. If you're teaching at the University of Sydney, the average hourly rate is $30, based on 21 salary reports. To teach at a Queensland university, you'll generally need a graduate degree in a relevant academic field.

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Joe Robbins

Joseph Robbins is Director of Sales and Revenue for The Profs Tuition, a London based tutoring agency. Joseph helped to create and launch the brand’s university applications consultancy, and has worked directly in the admissions consulting sector for over a decade. Under Joseph’s leadership The Profs’ teams have been rewarded for their high performance with many accolades most notably winning Education Investor’s EdTech Provider of the Year & The Tutor’s Association’s Tuition Business of the Year. Joseph is responsible for a number of high-profile university partnerships for The Profs, including Oxford and Cambridge, and leads a team that helps 1000s of students get into to UK universities every year. Joseph is a bonafide Oxbridge admissions expert and shares his knowledge for free on this site to help prospective students and those interested in Oxbridge Colleges.