Building the foundations

Year 7-9:
Lay the Foundations

The HSC may be a single year of assessments and testing, but the journey starts well before year 12. 

English and math skills take years to truly develop, and Knoji’s ingeniously designed content is all about skill-building with the final HSC in mind. 

We break down large, complex HSC and NESA demands into small steps every student can feel confident taking. 

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Subjects, Services and our Syllabus

Small group classes

Each class has a maximum of 8 students - fewer students, more personalised support

Skills-based content

We conduct structured skill-based classes to help students develop HSC-necessary skills from the start of their high school journey

Personalised feedback

Tutors stay for an extra 20 minute after class to work one-on-one with students who have questions, and also provide feedback to parents

Homework help

Complimentary online homework help sessions where tutors support students through their Knoji English workbook

Regular exams

Mid-term and end-of-term evaluations with detailed feedback

Personalised homework marking

Our dedicated marking team reviews students' English analysis response and provide personalised feedback

Academic consultations

Complimentary consultations to discuss personalised study strategies and career guidance

Beyond-the-class seminars

Unlimited access to Knoji's seminars: from doctors and lawyers sharing insight into their profession or high achievers sharing their study plans

Year 7-9 English Syllabus

Year 7

Term 1

  • Module 1: Themes in Poetry – Courage
  • Module 2: High School Creative Writing Basics

Term 2

  • Module 1: Themes in Prose – Change
  • Module 2: High School Discursive Writing Basics

Term 3

  • Module 1: Themes in Drama – Romeo and Juliet
  • Module 2: Persuasive Writing 1

Term 4

  • Module 1: Themes in Other Text Types – Nature
  • Module 2: Multimodal Writing 1

Term 1

  • Module 1: Context in Shakespeare – Merchant of Venice
  • Module 2: Persuasive Writing 2

Term 2

  • Module 1: Comparing Poems Across Time
  • Module 2: Creative Writing 2

Term 3

  • Module 1: What Makes Good Prose?
  • Module 2: Discursive Writing 2

Term 4

  • Module 1: Context in the News and Memoirs
  • Module 2: Mutli-Modal Writing 2

Term 1

  • Module 1: Thematic Study into Shakespeare – A Midsummer Night’s Dream
  • Module 2: Persuasive Writing 3

Term 2

  • Module 1: Comparative Study – Values vs Themes
  • Module 2: Creative Writing 3

Term 3

  • Module 1: Critical Study into Modernism
  • Module 2: Discursive Writing 3

Term 4

  • Module 1: Visual Analysis and Review of Context
  • Module 2: Complex Writing Stimuli and Adapting Text Types

Meet Your English Tutors

Aditi Sriram

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Science

Anila Shah

2024 Penrith High School Graduate

Eshani Perera

Doctor of Medicine at Western Sydney University

Gabriel Santiago

2023 James Ruse HS | Bachelor of Law/Computer Science

Gloria Yoon

Bachelor of Law

Lucy Jeong

Bachelors of Secondary Education (English) at University of Sydney

Maysa Sarkis

Bachelor of Arts/Advanced Studies (Double Major) at University of Sydney

Megha Krishnappa

Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) at University of Sydney

Nethiran Thiruvannan

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering / Computer Science at University of New South Wales

Shreya Chawla

Bachelor of Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine at University of New South Wales

Sudhiksha Karthik

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering / Medical Science (Honours) at University of Sydney

Thevindu Hewapathiranage

Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine at Western Sydney University

Timothy Pudun

Bachelors of Communication / Masters of Teaching (Secondary Education) at University Technology Sydneyt

Vipushanaa Theeban

Bachelor of Exercise Science / Master of Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology at University of New South Wales

Aditi Sriram

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Science

✏️ University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Science

Why Knoji?

I teach because I want to ensure that students get all the help they need and at the pace they need it at. At school, teachers have many students across various grades and it can be hard to seek individual help. Knoji’s warm atmosphere and smaller size classes create a solution for this and also provide a judgement-free zone for students to really become the best version of themselves :))

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Take care of your physical health. It’s important to drink water, go outside and eat green things because if you don’t, your brain isn’t going to be working at its maximum capacity. Also, you will fall asleep in class and miss out on important information (like what might be coming in a test 😬)

What’s your superpower?

Finding grammar and spelling mistakes in chunky blocks of writing.

Anila Shah

Junior Tutor

2024 Penrith High School Graduate

🎓 2024 Penrith High School Graduate

✏️ Currently on a gap year, exploring life and considering her offers from Bond University Medical School, Imperial College of London and the University of Sydney.

Why Knoji?

Knoji drew me in because of the close, supportive network of tutors who all share this common goal of helping high school students reach their goals. Every tutor acts as a mentor for students, making it so incredibly unique. The small classes of up to 8 mean that, as a tutor, I get to know everyone’s aspirations, prioritise making my classroom comfortable for everyone to ask questions and give high school advice like a big sister 😉

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Past papers, past papers, past papers. Thank goodness I realised this in Year 12 but my younger self definitely needed this advice. Making less study notes and ensuring I can actually apply content to real exam-style Qs is so important.

What’s your superpower?

Staying 100% calm in stressful situations (my Year 6 teacher said if there was a fire in the class, I’d just say ‘oh theres a fire’ and walk out quietly).

Eshani Perera

Junior Tutor

Doctor of Medicine at Western Sydney University

✏️ Western Sydney University, Doctor of Medicine

Why Knoji?

Knoji is a community where you don’t have to be perfect – just curious

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Stop trying to make your notes pretty before you understand them! Understanding matters more than colour coding (but don’t worry, pastel highlighter still have a place).

What’s your superpower?

Turning “I can’t do it” into “wait maybe I can!”

Gabriel Santiago

Junior Tutor

2023 James Ruse HS | Bachelor of Law/Computer Science

✏️ University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Law + Computer Science

Why Knoji?

Knoji is a community where students are genuinely seen and supported. Knoji tutors always offer personal and individual assistance throughout a student’s learning journey!

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Get it done early! Spacing things out makes the stress smaller and the learning stick better.

What’s your superpower?

I am the definition of calmness.

Gloria Yoon

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Law

✏️ Macquarie University, Bachelor of Law

Why Knoji?

As a Knoji tutor, I promise to help foster students’ potential in school subjects. Knoji is a community where teachers and students create safe and encouraging study environments. In the Knoji classroom, students learn to enjoy school subjects as well as improve in different areas.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Don’t procrastinate. It doesn’t matter how much you get done on the first day; at least look at the assignment and note down the key terms and criteria. Complete the assignment in little steps each day rather than doing everything in one night.

What’s your superpower?

Ability to read the emotional temperature of the room—confusion, boredom, nervousness. I know when students need a break or require more engagement.

Lucy Jeong

Junior Tutor

Bachelors of Secondary Education (English) at University of Sydney

✏️ University of Sydney, Bachelor of Secondary Education – English

Why Knoji?

In the Knoji classroom, I make sure that each student is cared for and understands the material, while still making it a safe and an enjoyable experience.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Remember to stay consistent. Studying isn’t something that ends after a week or a month. It’s something that has to be done for your entire life – so take care of yourself, study little steps consistently. Try to find the fun in it somehow too, it makes the journey a whole lot better!

What’s your superpower?

My brain can automatically organise all information – and prioritise tasks in order 🙂 Like a super computer! Haha!

Maysa Sarkis

Senior Tutor

Bachelor of Arts/Advanced Studies (Double Major) at University of Sydney

✏️ University of Sydney, Bachelor of Arts and Advanced Studies (Double major in English and Film) (2021 E12 Scholarship and Walter Reid Memorial Prize recipient)

Why Knoji?

I teach at Knoji because they value both academic success and empowerment, guiding students towards taking control of their own learning. As a tutor, I create a classroom environment where students leverage their strengths to overcome challenges. I encourage rewriting any task you get; group discussions, fostering collaboration to find solutions; and I always welcome questions to ensure everyone feels supported in their learning.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Success is not linear and that’s okay. Some exams you will do better in than others; always talk to your teacher’s about the work, take on the feedback, implement it and keep trying until you get it right.

What’s your superpower?

Getting people excited over things they know nothing about – I’m a very animated yapper.

Megha Krishnappa

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) at University of Sydney

🎓 2020 Hornsby Girls High School Graduate

✏️ University of Sydney, Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy)

Why Knoji?

As a Knoji tutor, I prioritise helping students to see that academic and personal growth is always possible, no matter where they start. By breaking down difficult concepts and teaching effective strategies, I focus on building the confidence and resilience needed for students to improve and continually grow.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

One study tip I would give my younger self is to not be afraid of receiving as much feedback as possible. Especially for English essays, it is more effective to write a terrible first draft and keep editing based on feedback than to spend hours trying to write the perfect essay straight away. Getting different perspectives on your work can inspire new ideas, improve clarity and lead to stronger essays.

What’s your superpower?

The power to make even the most boring English texts feel like a binge-worthy Netflix show.

Nethiran Thiruvannan

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering / Computer Science at University of New South Wales

✏️ University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science

Why Knoji?

As a Knoji tutor I prioritise accommodating for all my students individual needs.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Always spend more time on practising questions and getting feedback rather than focusing too much on the theory only.

What’s your superpower?

I’m always able to frame concepts in a way that allows people to understand the bigger picture.

Shreya Chawla

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine at University of New South Wales

✏️ University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Medical Studies/Doctor of Medicine

Why Knoji?

In the Knoji classroom, there was no silly questions and no boring English texts!

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Study smarter, not harder – sometimes writing the most detailed and pretty notes is not worth it. And to make doing practice papers the bible of studying – active recall is where it is at, even if it is more uncomfortable than passive recall/simply rereading notes.

What’s your superpower?

Acing the meaning of an English text after skim-reading it for 2 minutes.

Sudhiksha Karthik

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering / Medical Science (Honours) at University of Sydney

Thevindu Hewapathiranage

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine at Western Sydney University

✏️ Western Sydney University, Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine

Why Knoji?

Knoji is a community that allows students to achieve their goals both academically and in life.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Start from the basics and build up from there.

What’s your superpower?

Psychic intuition.

Timothy Pudun

Junior Tutor

Bachelors of Communication / Masters of Teaching (Secondary Education) at University Technology Sydneyt

✏️ University of Technology Sydney, Bachelor of Communication (Majoring in Writing and Publishing), Masters of Teaching (Secondary Education)

Why Knoji?

Knoji gives me the opportunity to develop my skills as a teacher and communicator. I’ve been able to actualise the classroom environment and rapport I would want as a student, and have been grateful to serve my classes in providing meaningful lessons and material.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Focus on developing your character and support systems. Its far easier to tackle your educational struggles when your mental, social and physical health is properly prioritised as well. Maintain a strong passion for learning through time dedicated to extracurriculars. Knowledge is VIRTUE.

What’s your superpower?

I have great comedic… timing!

Vipushanaa Theeban

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Exercise Science / Master of Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology at University of New South Wales

✏️ University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Exercise Science/Master of Physiotherapy and Exercise Physiology

Why Knoji?

I teach at Knoji because of its positive and supportive environment where students can feel inspired and safe to learn.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Just practice, try the questions and apply yourself even when you don’t think you have all the knowledge to do so. Done is better than perfect!

What’s your superpower?

Making people feel understood and seen in a way that disarms their defenses

Small group classes

Each class has a maximum of 8 students - fewer students, more personalised support

Skills-based content

We conduct structured skill-based classes to help students develop HSC-necessary skills from the start of their high school journey

Personalised feedback

Tutors stay for an extra 20 minute after class to work one-on-one with students who have questions, and also provide feedback to parents

Weekly Quizzes

Mid-term and end-of-term evaluations with detailed feedback​

Homework help

Complimentary online homework help sessions where tutors support students through their Knoji English workbook

Academic consultations

Complimentary consultations to discuss personalised study strategies and career guidance

Beyond-the-class seminars

Unlimited access to Knoji's seminars: from doctors and lawyers sharing insight into their profession or high achievers sharing their study plans

Year 7-9 Math Syllabus

Year 7

Term 1

  • Numeracy Revision
  • Ratios
  • Rates
  • Time, Travel, and Discounts
  • Algebra and Algebraic Expansion
  • Expanding binomial products
  • Factorisation
  • Indices

Term 2

  • Equations
  • Manipulating Equations
  • Formulas
  • Inequalities and algebra
  • Angle Theorems
  • Introduction to Congruency
  • Congruency Tests
  • Congruency Problems

Term 3

  • Introduction to Similarity
  • Similarity Tests
  • Circle Revision
  • Circles and Cylinders
  • Circles extension
  • Area and Volume Review
  • Pythagoras Theorem Review

Term 4

  • Indices and Factorisation Review
  • Perfect Squares
  • Introduction to Surds
  • Working with Surds
  • Binomial Products and Surds
  • Simultaneous Equations
  • Interest
  • Indices and depreciation

Term 1

  • Introduction to Coordinate Geometry
  • Using Intercepts
  • Gradient intercept form
  • Finding Equations
  • Gradients
  • Applying Linear Equations
  • Determining if a Point Lies on a Line
  • Finding Intersections

Term 2

  • Introduction to Probability
  • Compound Probability
  • Further Compound probability
  • Venn Diagrams and Two-way Tables
  • Representing Data
  • Introduction to Trigonometry
  • Bearings
  • Problem Solving with trigonometry

Term 3

  • Area and Volume review
  • Surface Area of prisms
  • Volume and Surface area of pyramids
  • Algebra Revision
  • Factorisation Review
  • Factorising Monic Trinomials
  • Factorising Non-monic Trinomials
  • Sum and Difference of Cubes

Term 4

  • Introduction to quadratic equations
  • Solving quadratic equations
  • Graphing quadratic equations
  • Transformations of a parabola
  • Graphing parabolas
  • Applications of quadratic equations

Term 1

  • Quadratic Equations Review
  • Trigonometry Review
  • Financial Mathematics
  • Probability Review
  • Further Indices
  • Coordinate Geometry Review

Term 2

  • Factorisation Revision
  • Polynomials
  • Further Polynomials
  • Probability Coordinate Geometry
  • Further Trigonometry

Term 3

  • Indices and Logarithms
  • Further Logarithms
  • Graphs – Applications of Logarithms
  • Arithmetic Series
  • Geometric and Sum of Series
  • Application of Series

Term 4

  • Functions
  • Inverse Functions & Further Graphs
  • Regions
  • The Discriminant
  • Simultaneous Equations
  • Problem Solving and the Coordinate Plane

Meet Your Math Tutors

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Aarthy Sri

Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine at University of Newcastle

Anila Shah

2024 Penrith High School Graduate

Daiyan Ayub

Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) at University of New South Wales

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Dhairya Bheda

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Professional Practice (Honours) at Macquarie University

Dhruv Shejale

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Computer Science at University of New South Wales

Eshani Perera

Doctor of Medicine at Western Sydney University

Gabriel Chung

Bachelor of Computer Science / Law at University of New South Wales

Gabriel Santiago

2023 James Ruse HS | Bachelor of Law/Computer Science

Gahan Sambhar

Bachelors of Data Science and Decisions at University of New South Wales

Jessica Zhang

2024 Penrith HS | Bachelors of Diagnostic Radiography

Madhav Sanjeev

Bachelor of Clinical Science at Macquarie University

Mahee Iyer

Bachelor of Science (Honours) at University of Sydney

Nehal Nukala

Bachelor of Medicine at Western Sydney University

Nirvana Shah

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours) (Dalyell Scholars) at University of Sydney

Rishon Chowalloor

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies / Commerce at University of New South Wales

Sheekha Chalise

Bachelor of Computer Science at University of New South Wales

Sudhiksha Karthik

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering / Medical Science (Honours) at University of Sydney

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Tanmayee Harischandrakar

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies / Commerce at University of New South Wales

Thevindu Hewapathiranage

Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine at Western Sydney University

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Aarthy Sri

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine at University of Newcastle

✏️ University of Newcastle, Bachelor of Medical Science / Doctor of Medicine

Why Knoji?

Knoji is a community where learning is fun! We encourage curiosity and ensure a relaxed, student first environment. At Knoji, we learn not just because we have to, but because we want to.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Understanding why and how something works is so much more powerful than just memorising it. Don’t be afraid to ask your tutors questions – that’s what we’re here for!

What’s your superpower?

Explaining tricky maths concepts using food analogies (turns out calculus makes more sense when it’s about pizza slices 🍕).

Anila Shah

Junior Tutor

2024 Penrith High School Graduate

🎓 2024 Penrith High School Graduate

✏️ Currently on a gap year, exploring life and considering her offers from Bond University Medical School, Imperial College of London and the University of Sydney.

Why Knoji?

Knoji drew me in because of the close, supportive network of tutors who all share this common goal of helping high school students reach their goals. Every tutor acts as a mentor for students, making it so incredibly unique. The small classes of up to 8 mean that, as a tutor, I get to know everyone’s aspirations, prioritise making my classroom comfortable for everyone to ask questions and give high school advice like a big sister 😉

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Past papers, past papers, past papers. Thank goodness I realised this in Year 12 but my younger self definitely needed this advice. Making less study notes and ensuring I can actually apply content to real exam-style Qs is so important.

What’s your superpower?

Staying 100% calm in stressful situations (my Year 6 teacher said if there was a fire in the class, I’d just say ‘oh theres a fire’ and walk out quietly).

Daiyan Ayub

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours) at University of New South Wales

✏️ University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Honours)

Why Knoji?

I teach at Knoji because it gives me the chance to share my passion for maths in a supportive, team-focused environment that’s all about helping students succeed.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Break things down and do a little each day — it makes studying less overwhelming and helps things stick. Getting 1 percent better every day counts for a lot in the long run.

What’s your superpower?

In the immortal words of Jose Mourinho, “I’m not feeling the pressure, no. You cannot put pressure on me. No chance. No chance.”

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Dhairya Bheda

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Professional Practice (Honours) at Macquarie University

✏️ Macquarie University, Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Professional Practice (Honours) (Co-op), Actuarial Co-op Scholarship.

Why Knoji?

I teach at Knoji because it fosters a culture of curiosity and growth. As a Knoji tutor, I prioritise building students’ confidence in their problem-solving abilities. Knoji is a community where learning is personalised, engaging, and genuinely enjoyable.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Focus on truly understanding concepts rather than just memorising formulas. Deep understanding makes it easier to adapt to harder problems later on. Also, don’t be afraid to ask questions — they show you’re thinking, not that you’re struggling. Learning how to learn is just as important as the content itself.

What’s your superpower?

Making tough maths problems tap out faster than you can say quadratic formula.

Dhruv Shejale

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Computer Science at University of New South Wales

✏️ University of New South Wales Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Computer Science

Why Knoji?

I teach at Knoji because I love helping students feel proud of what they achieve. In the Knoji classroom, it’s about building confidence just as much as skills. I believe Knoji is a community where encouragement and growth go hand in hand.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Try and romanticise what you’re learning – it’s always tougher to pay attention and learn something if you’re going into a lesson expecting it to be boring.

What’s your superpower?

Being able to read something and instantly memorise it.

Eshani Perera

Junior Tutor

Doctor of Medicine at Western Sydney University

✏️ Western Sydney University, Doctor of Medicine

Why Knoji?

Knoji is a community where you don’t have to be perfect – just curious

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Stop trying to make your notes pretty before you understand them! Understanding matters more than colour coding (but don’t worry, pastel highlighter still have a place).

What’s your superpower?

Turning “I can’t do it” into “wait maybe I can!”

Gabriel Chung

Bachelor of Computer Science / Law at University of New South Wales

🎓 2020 Baulkham Hills High School Graduate

✏️ Western Sydney University, Doctor of Medicine

Why Knoji?

I teach at Knoji because it allows me to combine my love for teaching, especially maths, with working in a collaborative, friendly environment.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Don’t leave everything to the last minute pleaasee.

What’s your superpower?

Being able to stay calm and work the fastest when I’m under pressure.

Gabriel Santiago

Junior Tutor

2023 James Ruse HS | Bachelor of Law/Computer Science

✏️ University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Law + Computer Science

Why Knoji?

Knoji is a community where students are genuinely seen and supported. Knoji tutors always offer personal and individual assistance throughout a student’s learning journey!

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Get it done early! Spacing things out makes the stress smaller and the learning stick better.

What’s your superpower?

I am the definition of calmness.

Gahan Sambhar

Junior Tutor

Bachelors of Data Science and Decisions at University of New South Wales

✏️ The University of New South Wales, Bachelors of Data Science and Decisions

Why Knoji?

I teach at because I wanted to help high school students achieve their best. I think that a good teacher can truly set you up for success, now and in the future. I just want to be one of those teachers a student looks back at fondly.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Just stick to the program, practice, practice and practice. If you’re ever in doubt, practice some more. That being said, never be afraid of asking your teachers when you’re confused. They’re teachers for a reason.

What’s your superpower?

I think I operate well under pressure. Particularly in exam-like conditions. That’s something I try to teach my students how to do as well.

Jessica Zhang

Junior Tutor

2024 Penrith HS | Bachelors of Diagnostic Radiography

🎓 2024 Penrith High School Graduate

✏️ University of Sydney, Bachelors of Diagnostic Radiography.

Why Knoji?

In the Knoji classroom, there is no such thing as a dumb question. I love curiosity and hope to foster it in class.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Revision is king! Explaining difficult maths concepts and talking through questions with friends can be a great way to revise.

What’s your superpower?

Deducting marks every time the origin is not labelled on a graph.

Madhav Sanjeev

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Clinical Science at Macquarie University

✏️ Macquarie University, Bachelor of Clinical Science

Why Knoji?

I teach at Knoji because it fosters a good environment for both tutors and students. The small classes encourage a tight-knit, personalised environment catering for students at various levels of understanding.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Start doing past-papers earlier. It really helps to build repetition with questions you may see in your exams while getting you comfortable with actually tackling more complex questions.

What’s your superpower?

Being able to spawn food on command.

Mahee Iyer

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Science (Honours) at University of Sydney

🎓 2021 Baulkham Hills High School Graduate

✏️ University of Sydney. Graduated from Bachelor of Science, currently in 4th Year of Animal Veterinary Bioscience (Honours)

Why Knoji?

Knoji is a community where students feel safe to approach tutors with questions and concerns – it is a place they feel prioritised

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Good mental & physical health = better study habits: Good mental and physical health improve focus, memory, and energy levels, making studying more effective. Managing stress and getting enough sleep help prevent burnout and enhance cognitive function. Healthy habits also promote discipline and consistency, leading to better study routines and academic success.

What’s your superpower?

I work way better under immense amounts of pressure than no pressure

Nehal Nukala

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Medicine at Western Sydney University

✏️ Western Sydney University, Doctor of Medicine

Why Knoji?

I teach maths at Knoji because I’m passionate about mentoring students and helping them reach their full potential. Knoji gives me the space to tailor support and understand how to help each student.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Doing lots of past paper questions but making sure I focus on revising and learning from mistakes. Not looking back on your mistakes will slow your growth and understanding of which areas you need more focus in.

What’s your superpower?

I am always able to remain composed under pressure.

Nirvana Shah

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours) (Dalyell Scholars) at University of Sydney

✏️ The University of Sydney, Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering Hons. (Dalyell Scholars)

Why Knoji?

As a Knoji tutor I prioritise the understanding of core mathematical concepts in a supportive and encouraging space.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Don’t be your worst enemy- tell yourself you’re good at something, push yourself to love learning, and the rest will follow easier than you could’ve imagined.

What’s your superpower?

Sounding confident even when I have absolutely no idea.

Rishon Chowalloor

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies / Commerce at University of New South Wales

✏️ The University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Actuarial/Commerce

Why Knoji?

Knoji is a community where students are not only developed academically but also supported in areas which go beyond just school marks.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

The most effective way to study is to prioritise doing practise papers, you only get better at tests by doing more tests.

What’s your superpower?

Despite obstacles, I keep moving forward.

Sheekha Chalise

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Computer Science at University of New South Wales

✏️ University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Computer Science

Why Knoji?

I teach at Knoji because of the great community, great vibes and of course, great students. Mentoring them (and hearing all their crazy stories) is the best part of the job!

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Procrastination and I go way back. But what I’ve learnt is that small steps get you to the finish line much faster than one giant, panicked leap! Also, if you’re a reels addict like me, put your phone outside your room when you study.

What’s your superpower?

Turning brain rot into brain power.

Sudhiksha Karthik

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering / Medical Science (Honours) at University of Sydney
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Tanmayee Harischandrakar

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies / Commerce at University of New South Wales

✏️ University of Sydney, Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Science (Medical Science)

Why Knoji?

I teach at Knoji because it fosters a supportive community where students develop confidence through deep understanding, not just memorisation. I prioritise mentorship and critical thinking, helping students grow academically and personally.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

I’d tell my younger self to stay consistent with note-taking—keep a separate quick-notes book for each subject, summarizing key concepts along with exam tips and tricks. This makes revision easier and more effective. Most importantly, balance academics with extracurriculars and a social life, because long-term success comes from both knowledge and well-being.

What’s your superpower?

Making people believe I have everything under control… even when I don’t.

Thevindu Hewapathiranage

Junior Tutor

Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine at Western Sydney University

✏️ Western Sydney University, Bachelor of Clinical Science/Doctor of Medicine

Why Knoji?

Knoji is a community that allows students to achieve their goals both academically and in life.

If you could give one study tip to your younger self, what would it be and why?

Start from the basics and build up from there.

What’s your superpower?

Psychic intuition.

Year 7-9 Course Pricing

Course

Duration

Price Per Hour

Price

Year 7-9 : Foundations

2 hrs/week

10 wks/term

$34.5 per hour

(all GST inclusive)

$69 per lesson

$690 per term

(all GST inclusive)

See the journey of Knoji students.

"The materials that he learns from at Knoji, its quite advanced so he always feels confident that he’s.. ahead in his academics and so that actually boosts his confidence and all the advice from Andrew, he’s taking in pretty well."
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— Alvin Lee’s parent

Year 11
"He likes attending the class he feels that its very enjoyable and that the teacher is very approachable and that there is a lot of discussions involved... its not just listening and watching."
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— Darren Candra’s parent

Year 11
"Before Priya my son was here…for year 11 and 12… Anqi and Sabrina both were really really really helpful like my son was not at all interested in English and he was not good at all and I told Sabrina and Anqi both that it is hard to create interest in him and I need marks obviously… Basically he got 99.9 and I was really happy."
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— Aditya Patel’s parent

Year 12
"My friend told me to join Knoji for math classes because he saw me struggling during lessons. My tutor is very interactive in and out of class which becomes very helpful when I’m stuck on homework or even a school question. He really cares about his students and that motivates me to participate and be engaged in the content."

— Harish Vakeesan

Year 11
"My favourite part about Knoji is the small classes. I feel like I can learn more during my lessons because my tutor is attentive and notices when I look confused, before I even ask a question. This helps further my understanding on harder topics because I can ask all the questions I have comfortably. "

— Anvi Kharche

Year 7
"I’ve been coming to Knoji since year 8 to improve my early learning. Knoji has offered me personalised support, help on my study strategies as well as friendly and engaging lessons, which makes learning more digestible."

— Brithesh Senthuran

Year 11
"The reason I chose Knoji is because my tutor creates a comfortable environment where you don’t have to be afraid to ask questions or feel judged when you don’t understand the concept initially... My tutor is able to be really attentive to everyone in the classroom. Because of this, I walk out of every lesson, knowing my time was well spent, productive and full of learning. "

— Liz Zhi

Year 11
"I joined Knoji which has been a great decision. Knoji teaches ahead of the curriculum which makes math and english in school feel like revision. The teachers are friendly and help a lot when you have questions. They help me grow and learn which really helps with my grades at school."

— Edward Lau

Year 7

Clear Up Any Doubts

Curious about our courses, methods, or how to start? Find answers in our FAQ or reach out — we’re here to help!

What is the class size for high school courses?
At Knoji, we believe in providing personalised attention to each student. That’s why all of our high school courses are taught in small groups with a maximum of 8 students per class. This ensures that each student gets the support they need while benefiting from peer interaction.
How are lessons structured in high school courses?
Each 2-hour lesson includes concept review, hands-on practice, and personalised feedback. Small groups (max 8 students) ensure focused, interactive learning.
Are the classes suitable for HSC preparation?
Yes! Our Year 12 courses are tailored for HSC preparation, covering the full syllabus with a focus on exam techniques, critical skills, and personalised support.
Do you offer a free trial for high school courses?
Yes, we offer a free trial for all high school courses. Experience our supportive teaching approach and small group classes before committing.
Does Knoji offer accelerated subjects?
We definitely cater for students doing accelerated subjects. If you're doing an accelerated subject, please let us know upon inquiring and we can place you in the appropriate course that aligns with the accelerated subject.

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