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If your child has dyslexia and is finding reading, spelling or written work hard at school, you’re not alone. We support children across Sydney and greater NSW with short, structured lessons and real tutor guidance from Kinetic Education.
Your child learns from home, at their own pace, with a tutor who understands how they learn, and you get to see exactly how they’re progressing.
We begin with a simple literacy check that looks at phonics, reading accuracy, spelling, and comprehension. This helps us find what’s missing, not just “what level they’re on".From this, your child gets a personalised learning plan.
Each time they log in, their next steps are already set out: small, interactive activities with clear audio and visual support. We use a multisensory approach so they can connect sounds, letters and meaning, instead of just memorising.
A real Sydney-based tutor reviews work, updates the plan and keeps in touch with you. You’ll receive a simple weekly summary showing what improved and what we’re focusing on next.
You’re never left guessing where your child is at.
Plans start from $29 per week.This includes:
Children with dyslexia often know more than they can show in written work. The problem is usually gaps in core literacy skills, not intelligence or effort.
Our approach is built to support that:
This is especially helpful around NSW reporting periods and NAPLAN-style tasks, where written answers and reading stamina can feel overwhelming.
We build phonics, spelling, decoding, reading fluency, comprehension, grammar, vocabulary and structured writing. The aim is clearer reading and more confident written responses in class.
Many children with dyslexia find maths hard because of the language in word problems. We support number skills, fractions, percentages, problem solving and early algebra, and we slow down the wording so they can understand what the question is really asking.
It’s targeted, structured support for children with dyslexia. We build reading, spelling and writing skills in a way that matches how they learn best.
Yes. We identify what’s holding them back, then work through those gaps in order. The plan is updated weekly so they can move forward at their own pace and start feeling capable in class.
Most parents notice changes in confidence and routine within a few weeks. Academic gains build with steady practice.
Some tutoring is too fast, too general or too stressful. We slow it down, teach step by step, and keep sessions short, while still giving you weekly proof of progress.
That’s normal. Our approach is calm and low-pressure. Mistakes are used to teach, not to criticise.
Looking for home-based dyslexia tutoring in Melbourne that works with your child’s needs while building confidence? Kinetic Education offers family-friendly pricing, personalised learning, and real tutor support for children in primary and high school. Our interactive lessons strengthen reading, writing and spelling with engaging, scaffolded activities that suit your child’s pace.
Contact the Melbourne team now and get two weeks of tutoring free.
You don’t need to battle through homework every night. You don’t need to chase school support on your own. Kinetic Education offers online dyslexia support with real tutors, personalised learning and weekly updates, all designed for families in Sydney. Get in touch with our Sydney team today and get two weeks of tutoring free.
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