Tutoring for Indigenous students

If you’re an Indigenous student, you can get private tutoring through the Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme (ITAS). Tutoring can help increase your understanding of concepts, build your study skills and boost your confidence.
The one-on-one setting also lets you focus on overcoming any problems areas you might have, paving the way for you to succeed at university.
How to apply
Download and complete the application form to apply for ITAS. Alternatively, you can collect a form from the ITAS Officer located in the Centre for Aboriginal Studies Student Services area (Building 211), call (08) 9266 2893 or email CAS-ITASAdmin@curtin.edu.au.
You must complete a new form at the start of each semester.
ITAS Tutors
There is a database of qualified tutors available, but you have the option to nominate your own tutor(s) on your ITAS application form. Your nominated tutor must apply to be a tutor under the ITAS program by completing a Prospective Tutor Pack [.pdf 1008kb].
There is a process involved with lodging the tutor application and it will take approximately three weeks to get new tutors on the system, therefore it is vital that applicants lodge their expression of interest as soon as possible.
About ITAS
Established in 2017, ISSP-ITAS is the ‘Indigenous Student Success Programme – Indigenous Tutorial Assistance Scheme’ as the way in which the Australian Government funds and delivers a range of programs targeting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The scheme allows all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to receive private tutorial assistance.
For more information refer to this fact sheet [.pdf 762kb].
Contact the ITAS officer
The ITAS officer at the Centre for Aboriginal Studies handles all student applications, contracts and tutor enquiries.
Phone: (08) 9266 2893
Email: CAS-ITASAdmin@curtin.edu.au