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Don’t take our word for it - hear it from the students themselves

Every name is verifiable. Every score is real
Claire

“Going into Year 12, my goal was just to get a 40 raw in Spesh – I didn’t really expect to get 47 – I was kind of shocked. If I hadn’t gone to EdAtlas, I definitely would not have gotten that. I think working with Rob allowed me to get the score that I did in Spesh and that translated into getting the ATAR that I didn’t really think I was going to get. I think what really differentiates EdAtlas from other tutoring companies is that he really cares about his students. No matter your mathematical ability, he puts time into getting to know every student. The support you get is much better than other tutors [I went to].”

Kiran

“Working with Rob very largely contributed to my ATAR – without him it would not have been possible to get my 99.95. I think that Rob in particular pushed me to aim for something above a 50 [scaled]. One of my biggest memories at EdAtlas was when Rob had this chat about study skills – about how we should behave and live our lives and habits outside of simply Specialist Maths – for me this was something that really stood out – because Rob was looking out for how we did, our whole VCE and ATAR experience as opposed to just Specialist Maths – this was something that made EdAtlas really stand out from other tutors.”

Other tutoring centres run classes. We provide you with a holistic support system

6 reasons why EdAtlas students consistently outperform at the state level year after year
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Materials engineered from the exams themselves

Our Compendiums, weekly tests, term assessments and exam materials are reverse-engineered from years of VCAA analysis. In 2025, we predicted 119 out of 120 marks on the Methods exam and 118 out of 120 on Specialist Maths. When you train with EdAtlas, you’re training with materials that reflect the real exam

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Tutors who’ve achieved it themselves

EdAtlas is led by Robert Liu, former MIT admit with 10+ years of teaching experience. We don’t just explain the content - we teach you how to think and perform under real exam conditions. That’s the difference between understanding and producing results

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Unlimited 1-on-1 Support, included in your program

Every student gets unlimited 1-on-1 video consultations throughout the week with a Raw 45+ tutor who will work through their questions individually. Unlimited bookings available. NO extra charge

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Immediate help at 9 pm the night before your SAC

Are you stuck on something outside of class times? Post it on our Discord and a tutor will respond within 15 minutes on average with a fully worked solution. We don’t disappear when the lesson ends. Neither should your support

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A performance culture, not a study space

Those around you shape how hard you push. It doesn’t matter what level you are currently at - EdAtlas is designed so that you can improve rapidly - whether it’s from a D to a B, from a B+ to an A+, or from A+ to Rank 1 at your school

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Foundations that last beyond Year 12

Start with EdAtlas from Year 7. Programs are built to compound stronger habits, deeper skills, lifelong confidence so you are as prepared as possible for your future

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Guaranteed Raw 45+ in Methods, Specialist Maths, or admission into a Selective or Medical school - or get your money back. T&Cs apply

We take pride in our results. These aren't isolated outcomes

Every number on this page is attached to a name and a school. Click through. Verify for yourself
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Raw 45+ scores across Methods & Specialist Maths (2024-25)
Audrey Doan
Dux of Presbyterian Ladies' College
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Leo Min
Dux of Trinity Grammar School
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Jessica Chaplin
Dux of Mentone Grammar School
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Grace Li
Dux of Mac.Robertson Girls' High School
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Lucas Fennessy
Dux of Haileybury College
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Manraj Dhanoa
Dux of Hume Anglican Grammar
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Amanda Un
Dux of Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar School
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Roy Li
Melbourne High School
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Ethan Qian
Melbourne High School
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Benjamin Tan
Melbourne High School
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Patrick Quach
Brighton Grammar School
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Angela Yin
Dux of Methodist Ladies' College
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Audrey Doan
Dux of Presbyterian Ladies' College
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Leo Min
Dux of Trinity Grammar School
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Jessica Chaplin
Dux of Mentone Grammar School
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Grace Li
Dux of Mac.Robertson Girls' High School
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Lucas Fennessy
Dux of Haileybury College
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Manraj Dhanoa
Dux of Hume Anglican Grammar
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Amanda Un
Dux of Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar School
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Roy Li
Melbourne High School
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Ethan Qian
Melbourne High School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “99.90 ATAR” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Benjamin Tan
Melbourne High School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “99.90 ATAR” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Patrick Quach
Brighton Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “99.90 ATAR” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Angela Yin
Dux of Methodist Ladies' College
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “99.90 ATAR” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Audrey Doan
Dux of Presbyterian Ladies' College
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Leo Min
Dux of Trinity Grammar School
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Jessica Chaplin
Dux of Mentone Grammar School
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Grace Li
Dux of Mac.Robertson Girls' High School
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Lucas Fennessy
Dux of Haileybury College
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Manraj Dhanoa
Dux of Hume Anglican Grammar
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Amanda Un
Dux of Strathcona Baptist Girls Grammar School
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Roy Li
Melbourne High School
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Ethan Qian
Melbourne High School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “99.90 ATAR” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Benjamin Tan
Melbourne High School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “99.90 ATAR” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Patrick Quach
Brighton Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “99.90 ATAR” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Angela Yin
Dux of Methodist Ladies' College
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “99.90 ATAR” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Abby Zhao
Fintona Girls School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Ayun Kim
Balwyn High School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Bill Chen
Trinity Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Bobby Chen
Melbourne Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Daniel Lee
Trinity Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Kosta Siamidis
Trinity Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Lucas Fennessy
Haileybury College
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Oliver Norman
Templestowe College
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Manraj Dhanoa
Hume Anglican Grammar
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Jessica Chaplin
Mentone Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Wilson Tan
Melbourne High School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Abby Zhao
Fintona Girls School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Ayun Kim
Balwyn High School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Bill Chen
Trinity Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Bobby Chen
Melbourne Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Daniel Lee
Trinity Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Kosta Siamidis
Trinity Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Lucas Fennessy
Haileybury College
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Oliver Norman
Templestowe College
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Manraj Dhanoa
Hume Anglican Grammar
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Jessica Chaplin
Mentone Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Wilson Tan
Melbourne High School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Abby Zhao
Fintona Girls School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Ayun Kim
Balwyn High School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Bill Chen
Trinity Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Bobby Chen
Melbourne Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Daniel Lee
Trinity Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Kosta Siamidis
Trinity Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Lucas Fennessy
Haileybury College
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Oliver Norman
Templestowe College
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Manraj Dhanoa
Hume Anglican Grammar
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Jessica Chaplin
Mentone Grammar School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.
Wilson Tan
Melbourne High School
A turquoise and black achievement badge displaying “Raw 50 in Maths Methods” in large white lettering, created to highlight an outstanding EdAtlas student result.

Why EdAtlas?
Not all tutoring is built the same

Most tutoring centres help students keep up. We help ambitious students get ahead through a proven system built around understanding, practice, feedback, and accountability
Feature
Teaching philosophy
Learning materials
Testing
Tutor quality
Student support
Accountability
Results
Guarantee
Most tutoring centres
Focus on covering content
Generic textbooks and worksheets
Occasional topic tests
Tutors with varying levels of experience
Limited support outside class
Students are expected to manage their own progress
Success varies by tutor
No outcome guarantee
Mastery-first approach focused on deep understanding and exam thinking
Proprietary EdAtlas booklets designed specifically for VCE
Regular timed assessments and full mock exams under authentic VCAA exam conditions
Tutors who have already achieved the results students are working towards
Weekly classes, unlimited 1-on-1s, and Discord support
Structured systems that keep students accountable every week
18 perfect 99.95 ATARs, 100+ Raw 45+ Methods & Specialist Maths scores (over just 2024-2025), and every result is publicly verifiable
Raw 45+ study score in select subjects or Selective/Med school admission guarantee - or your money back

Meet your Head Tutor

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Rob Liu
Co-Founder and Head Tutor
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       I kept seeing either - large organisations with mass-market hiring and poor quality standards for their tutors, or superstar tutors who never reply to their students and didn’t care about their outcomes. I built EdAtlas to fix this

Rob founded EdAtlas after leaving Boston Consulting Group - one of the most selective and demanding professional environments to break into out of university - because he kept seeing the same problem: genuinely capable students plateauing because their support systems weren't rigorous enough

He applied the same analytical approach that made him effective at BCG to building EdAtlas from first principles - what do the highest scorers actually do differently, and how do you teach that systematically - to anyone?

The answer became the program you're looking at now - one that produced ~30% of Victoria's Raw 50s in Methods in 2025, >20% of Victoria’s Raw 45+ students in Specialist, and 18 99.95 ATARs in 2024 and 2025 across Victoria

Want to know where you actually stand?

Take our free online assessment. You'll receive a predicted study score and a personalised report showing where you're losing marks. We can then recommend the right program for you
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A note to parents

EdAtlas is the only VCE Methods and Specialist Maths program in Victoria that guarantees a Raw 45+ if your child does all the work or refunds your investment in full. No negotiation. We can offer this because the system works - and we supported 50+ students last year to score a Raw 45+
But here's what the guarantee doesn't capture: the student who walks out of this program isn't just someone with a better ATAR. They're someone who learned how to work at an elite level, stay composed under pressure, and how to trust their preparation when it matters. Those skills don't expire when the exam ends, they compound for decades
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What you're actually investing in:

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A proven methodology that produced ~30% of Raw 50s in Methods across Victoria in 2025
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Live classes from our Head Tutor Robert Liu who has spent 10+ years teaching students exactly like you
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A support infrastructure (6hrs/week classes + unlimited 1-on-1 + 7-day Discord) that no other centre can match
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The peace of mind from knowing: if the program doesn't deliver, you pay nothing

How to enrol.
Three simple steps to get started

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Book a trial

Complete a short enquiry form. You can also take our free diagnostic test in one or more subjects before we speak

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Speak with our team

We'll contact you within 1 business day (usually much sooner) to understand your goals, answer your questions, and recommend the right program

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Attend your trial

Meet your tutor, experience an EdAtlas class, and decide whether it's the right fit before enrolling

Got questions? We’ve got answers

Do you offer online tutoring?
Yes. EdAtlas offers both online and in-person VCE tutoring, giving students access to live classes, learning resources and ongoing tutor support wherever they are
How much does tutoring cost?
Pricing varies depending on the subject, program and class format. Contact our team for the current group class fees and the option best suited to your goals
Do you offer a results guarantee?
Yes. Eligible EdAtlas programs are covered by results guarantees, including Raw 45+ guarantees for select VCE subjects and admission guarantees for UCAT and Selective-entry. Students must complete the program requirements, and terms and conditions apply
Which subjects do you teach?
We offer tutoring for Mathematical Methods, Specialist Maths, General Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, English Language and Economics. We also run UCAT, Selective-entry, and Year 7–10 programs
Where are you based?
EdAtlas offers in-person classes across Melbourne, with our campuses located in Box Hill, CBD, and Bentleigh. Online classes are available for students who cannot attend in person
Do you have trial classes?
Yes. Trial classes allow you to meet your tutor and see how EdAtlas works before deciding whether to enrol. For Methods and Specialist Maths, trial classes are $90 for U1/2 and $115 for U3/4*, all other subjects are free

*The trial fee will be credited towards your course fees if you enrol
How do I enrol?
Complete the short enquiry form and select the subject you are interested in. Our team will contact you, usually within one business day, to discuss your goals, recommend the appropriate program, and organise your trial class
Am I required to take the diagnostic test?
No. The diagnostic test is optional, but we recommend completing it before your trial. It provides a predicted study score and a personalised breakdown of where you may be losing marks, helping us recommend the most suitable program

Your Year 7-12 journey only happens once. Make sure you have the right support around you

Trial classes are free*. Come take a trial to see how our program works