Methods, four live hours a week.

Units 1&2 and Units 3&4. A Content class on a weeknight, a Consolidation class on the weekend, every class recorded. Online, no lock‑in.

1,000+ students taught 5.0 on Google, 2026 99.15 median ATAR, 2025
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A median ATAR of 99.15

Every Eduvid VCE student, all subjects, 2025. Half of our students finished above 99.15; the highest was 99.90. Methods's own set joins when the records are in.

099.95 0.00 median ATAR, 2025
80%scored 40 or above
(Victoria 9%)
41median study score
(Victoria 30)
1 in 5scored 45 or above
(Victoria 2%)

How a week of Methods runs

Two hours after school on a weekday. Two hours on the weekend. Everything else lives in the portal, with your tutor a message away.

Weekday
School ends
Home, dinner
Content class2 hours · the week's theory, worked live
Recording in the portal the same night
Weekend
Sleep in
Consolidation class2 hours · SAC and exam questions on the same content
The rest of the weekend
All week
Eduvid portalUpdated Sunday night
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Two bookletsTwo recordingsQuestion bankYour tutor, any day
This week's booklet

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Just a few of our past students' ATAR statements.

  • VTAC 2022 ATAR statement, ATAR 99.90, name and student number covered
  • VTAC 2022 ATAR statement, ATAR 99.70, name and student number covered
  • VTAC 2023 ATAR statement, ATAR 99.50, name and student number covered
  • VTAC 2023 ATAR statement, ATAR 99.00, name and student number covered
  • VTAC 2022 ATAR statement, ATAR 99.90, name and student number covered
  • VTAC 2022 ATAR statement, ATAR 99.70, name and student number covered

What VCE students say about Eduvid.

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Units 3&4 · Area of Study 1Functions, relations and graphs
Units 3&4 · Area of Study 2Algebra, number and structure
Units 3&4 · Area of Study 3Calculus
Units 3&4 · Area of Study 4Data analysis, probability and statistics
The Exam

Every Area of Study, built from the base up

Methods 3&4 follows the VCAA study design in its own order from 16 November 2026, a practice SAC closing each Area of Study before the next begins.

Your Methods tutors

Taught by tutors who sat VCE Methods themselves. Every Eduvid VCE tutor scored 43 or above in the subject they teach.

Everything that comes with Methods

Four live hours a week is where it starts. The rest of the week is covered too.

  • Content class, 2 hours a week
  • Consolidation class, 2 hours a week
  • A course booklet every week
  • Every class recorded, yours all year
  • Practice exams and exam prep
  • Headstart Workshop before the year
  • Revision workshops
  • Study-technique workshops
  • CAS workshops
  • The Eduvid Portal, progress tracked
  • A parent consultation every month
  • Tutor support outside class
  • Practice SACs, with SAC prep3&4

Two levels. One honest price a week.

Methods in 2027, four live hours a week at either level. Both are invoiced every five teaching weeks with no lock-in.

Methods Units 1&2
$90a week
Year 11. $22.50 a live hour.
4 live hours a week: a Content class and a Consolidation class
Content class2 hrs
Consolidation class2 hrs
Workbookevery lesson
Test and exam preparationincluded
Recordingsevery class
Portal and weekly resourcesall year
Monthly consult1 a month
Methods Units 3&4
$100a week
Year 12. $25 a live hour.
4 live hours a week: a Content class and a Consolidation class
Content class2 hrs
Consolidation class2 hrs
Workbookevery lesson
Practice SACs, exams and workshopsincluded
Recordingsevery class
Portal and weekly resourcesall year
Monthly consult1 a month

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  • One Content class and one Consolidation class, four live hours with the real class and the real tutor.
  • The Zoom link and the booklet arrive by email on the day.
  • No payment details. A call from the team after the second class, then it is your decision.

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FAQ

Which level is this for?

Units 1&2 and Units 3&4. Year 11 students take the Units 1&2 class and Year 12 students take Units 3&4. If your school runs Methods a year early, you join the class for the units you're sitting, whatever year you're in.

When does it start, and what if I join late?

Mid-November, ahead of school. And you can join any week after that. Every class is recorded and kept in your portal with its booklet, so you catch up from the start, not from the week you joined.

What if my school is ahead of or behind the Eduvid week?

Behind is the usual case. The course starts in November and stays a few weeks ahead of most schools, so you meet each topic here first and see it again in class. If your school is ahead, the recording of the topic is already in your portal.

What if I miss a class?

Watch the recording. It's in your portal the same day, with the booklet and the worked answers. Units 3&4 students can also sit the same class with another group that week.

Does Methods scale up?

It changes every year. VTAC scales every study against the others each year, so the adjustment moves. Choose the subject because you can do well in it, not for the scaling.

What does it cost, and how do I pay?

$90 a week for Units 1&2. Units 3&4 is $100 a week. That's 2027, for four hours of class a week with the booklets, recordings and portal included, no joining fee, and you can stop at any time.

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