Homeschooling in Australia
Australian homeschooling is registered at state and territory level, usually with a learning plan.
The homeschooling landscape
Registration is the norm, and many states expect an educational plan mapped to key learning areas plus an annual report or review.
Legal and regulatory considerations
- Each state and territory has its own registration body and renewal cycle.
- Distance education through a government provider is a separate, distinct option from home education registration.
- Check the current requirements published by your state or territory authority.
Common curriculum options
- Australian Curriculum key learning areas as a planning frame
- Distance education course packages
- Interest-led units documented against learning areas
Qualification pathways
- State senior secondary certificate via distance education or an approved provider
- International qualifications where a family prefers a global route
Assessment
Annual reporting, work samples and moderated assessment tasks are typical.
University considerations
Universities may consider senior secondary certificates, special tertiary admissions tests or bridging routes. Confirm current criteria per institution.
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