It is the campus class. Online students join a live Liverpool or Parramatta class alongside the students in the room — same tutor, same lesson, same weekly resources and marking, same 47-week calendar, and the same class, on average about 12 to 15 students.

The tutor teaches from a control deck, which lets them speak with online students directly, share the lesson presentation to their screen and stream the class as it happens.

An Online enrolment joins classes online only, which is why it costs less for Years 7 to 12.

If you’d like the option of coming in, enrol at Liverpool or Parramatta instead — an in-person enrolment can attend in the room or join the same class online, whichever suits the week.

Book a free trial lesson and your child joins a real class online before you commit — no cost, no obligation. If it suits, we enrol them into that class and they continue the following week.

Use the class finder above to find the right session, then contact us on 1300 92 92 99 or through the contact form and our team will confirm the place.

Fees are charged per 10 lessons, not as a package you buy up front, and subjects are chosen individually. An Online enrolment costs less than attending in person for Years 7 to 12: Years 7–9 are $360 for one subject and $675 for English and Mathematics together ($400 and $750 in person). Years 10–12 are $450 for each of the first two subjects, then $400 for each subject after that ($500 and $450 in person). The 3-hour Parramatta classes — Year 11 and 12 Mathematics Extension 1 and Year 12 Mathematics Advanced — are $675 online ($750 in person) and count as the first subject.

OC and Selective preparation is 10% off when you join online: $355.50 for English or Mathematics and $261 for Thinking Skills, per 10 lessons ($395 and $290 in person). Liverpool classes also carry a $50 resources and learning platform fee per term. The class finder above shows your total as you add subjects.

Live. Your child joins a scheduled class taught in real time by an Uplift tutor, so they can ask questions and be asked questions during the lesson.

Every lesson is also recorded and available to rewatch for 13 days — the fortnight before most school assessments — but the recording is a backup, not the lesson itself.

Uplift runs an accelerated 47-week calendar. Students begin their next year-level content in Term 4, so they start the school year having already covered the opening topics — which is why a student currently in Year 9 joins our Year 10 (2027) class.

Online students follow the campus of the class they join: the transition is Monday 28 September 2026 at Liverpool and Monday 12 October 2026 at Parramatta.

Yes. Classes run on Sydney time and are open to any family with a stable internet connection — and online families can choose from every class time at both Liverpool and Parramatta. Good tutoring shouldn’t depend on living near a campus.

If you are outside NSW, check the class time against your local time zone before enrolling and our team will help you pick a session that works.

Yes. OC preparation covers OC English, OC Mathematics and OC Thinking Skills; Selective preparation covers Selective English, Selective Mathematics and Selective Thinking Skills. Each subject can be chosen on its own.

Both are composite classes — Years 3 and 4 together for OC, Years 5 and 6 together for Selective — in one small group. Online students can join the Parramatta and Liverpool classes from Monday 12 October 2026.

On average, about 12 to 15 students — small enough that every student is seen each week. Tutors are qualified teachers or high-performing university students, all formally trained by Uplift, and every tutor holds a verified NSW Working With Children Check.

We aim to keep your child with the same tutor throughout their time with us rather than rotating them each term.

The lesson is recorded and stays available to rewatch for 13 days, so a missed class can be caught up in full rather than skipped.

Tutors are also reachable between lessons if something in the catch-up doesn’t make sense.

A laptop, tablet or desktop with a webcam, a stable internet connection, and somewhere reasonably quiet to work. There is no specialist software to buy.

We send the login and class link before the first lesson, and our team checks your setup works beforehand.

Homework is submitted, marked and returned with written feedback — not just a mark. Parent–teacher meetings are included in your enrolment, the same as for campus families.

You can also contact our team at any point during the term if something needs discussing sooner.