Year 10 Humanities Tutoring From The Best Tutors In Port Melbourne

Year 10 Humanities covers complex global and historical themes that require students to critically evaluate information and draw connections between different social, political, and environmental contexts. A tutor can help students refine their analytical writing, improve source evaluation, and enhance understanding of key concepts like sustainability, global conflict, and rights movements. At this stage, students benefit from guided support to prepare for the senior curriculum and school assessments.

Finding a tutor starts with understanding your child's specific learning needs in either Geography or History. At Apex Tuition Australia, we provide high-quality tutors—only the top 3% are selected, all with Working With Children Checks. Our curriculum aligns closely with the Australian Curriculum, ensuring lessons are relevant and impactful.

For Year 10 students, Humanities is crucial for developing global awareness, critical thinking, and ethical understanding. It helps students make sense of historical events and contemporary global issues, equipping them with the skills needed to engage thoughtfully in civic life and future academic pursuits.

We have two service options. Our academic tutors are recently graduated high-school students who excelled at school. For online tutoring, it is $62 per hour; for in-person, it is $72 per hour. Our professional tutoring tier includes qualified teachers and our most experienced tutors, priced at $95 per hour online and $110 for in-person.

Humanities tutoring begins by identifying gaps in understanding across both Geography and History strands. Tutors then focus on building research, writing, and analytical skills through personalised instruction. Sessions often include preparation for essays, source analysis, and examination practice. Tutoring is available both online and in-person to suit student needs.

By the end of Year 10, students should be able to explain complex geographical and historical processes, evaluate diverse perspectives, and propose well-supported strategies or arguments. They should demonstrate research skills, analytical thinking, and clear communication of ideas in written and verbal forms using appropriate terminology and evidence.

Geography:

• Environmental Change and Management: Focuses on human-induced environmental changes and strategies for sustainability, including contrasting world views and Indigenous custodial perspectives.
• Geographies of Human Wellbeing: Covers global variations in human wellbeing, methods of measurement like GDP and HDI, and explores inequality and development initiatives, especially in Australia, India, and the Pacific.

History:

• Second World War: Studies causes, global impacts, Australia’s military involvement, the Holocaust, and changes on the home front including roles of women and First Nations Australians.
• Building Modern Australia: Examines migration trends, post-war reconstruction, rights movements, and civil rights campaigns including those of First Nations Australians, women, and migrants.