Short maths lessons that actually teach.
Short teacher videos, interactive questions, and instant help the moment your child gets stuck. A personalised path for Years 3 to 9, starting with a free diagnostic.
How AusMaths works
Diagnose, teach, check, master. Every week, every topic.
20 questions, about 10 to 15 minutes. It finds the right starting level, not just their school year.
2 to 5 minute lessons that explain one idea clearly, the way a good teacher does at the board.
Three quick questions after every video check they actually got it before moving on.
Wrong answers get a step-by-step explanation straight away, then tailored practice locks it in.
What a lesson actually looks like
Level 6 · Integers and Number Lines, broken into five short bursts your child can actually finish.
Built around the curriculum, broken into bite-sized bursts
Students work at their level, not just their school year. The diagnostic finds the right starting point in each strand, and the path builds from there.
Parent-friendly progress
See what your child is learning, how they're tracking, and where to focus next. No jargon, no dashboards to decode.
What families say
After 12 years in Victorian classrooms, I kept meeting smart kids who "hate maths" - not because they can't do it, but because no one has explained it in a way that clicks for them. Every AusMaths lesson is me fixing that, one short burst at a time.
"AusMaths has been a game changer for our daughter. The short lessons keep her focused and the instant feedback gives her confidence."
"The progress reports are fantastic. I can see exactly what my son is learning and where he needs more support. Highly recommend!"
"Since Mr Oz's maths program, Dilara now says 'I love maths, mum - I'm not sure why I always said I hated it.'"
$1 a day.
One plan. Everything included. Cheaper than a tutor's first ten minutes.
Questions parents ask
See exactly where your child is at.
We enrol a limited number of families each term so every student gets real attention. Term 4 enrolments open Monday 21 September.