


In summary:
You must be an active ADF member that has been posted to a new location in the last 18 months. Your dependent must be living with you, started at a new school and be full-time in primary or high school. Finally, we need to be able to prove need along with your child’s new teacher or principal – either that they will struggle to maintain a sufficient standard, require a subject that the school doesn’t offer or that they are academically gifted.
If you fail to meet any of these requirements, we can still provide tutoring support to your child but you may need to fund the lessons yourself.
A great thing about the Education Assistance Scheme is that it is per subject – so if we can prove need in multiple subjects, then your child will be able to work with multiple tutors each week.

In both situations we will generate an invoice for the full period of services once eligibility has been confirmed. First lesson will be scheduled once payment has been received in full – either payable by the ADF or by the member who will then seek reimbursement from the ADF.
Getting started:
Three steps to get your child matched up with an incredible tutor at no charge to you
The time frame from first registering your interest to having your child’s first lesson can depend on a lot of things – such as the response time from ADF, the accuracy of your 301 form and payment times. We endeavour to have it organised within 4 weeks, and will checkin with you throughout the journey to see if we can help in any way.
