Feeling lost about the GATE exam?
This is exactly how 1329 parents felt before coming to Loyola



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Enrolling our first born child in Loyola Tutoring for her GATE program test preparation has proven to be a remarkable choice.
They not only provided thorough solutions to every question but also ensured our kid grasped the material and felt self-assured in her abilities.
Iyapots Belisario
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Excellent tutoring and mentoring by Loyola. Mock exams are like icing on the cake, it gives confidence to kids before the real exam.
Melvin and team is amazing! My daughter always love to attend the classes and all the zoom sessions. Highly recommend to anyone preparing for gate exams.
Nirmal Kumar
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Complexity of Learning materials are close actual gate exam sample paper or even harder which is good for preparing for the GATE.
Highly recommend Loyola training for anyone preparing for the GATE
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Iyapots Belisario
Frequently Asked Questions
The GATE program is designed to help students prepare for the Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) entrance exam, which is a key pathway for students aiming to attend selective schools in Western Australia, such as Perth Modern, Willetton SHS, Harrisdale SHS, Shenton College, Bob Hawke, and Rossmoyne SHS, among others. These schools are known for their academic excellence and offer programs that cater to high-achieving students. By excelling in the GATE exam, students can secure a place in these prestigious schools and gain access to a more challenging and enriched curriculum.
The GATE exam is typically scheduled for March each year, targeting students who wish to enter Year 7 at selective schools the following year. It's held at various centers across Western Australia. Since exact dates can vary, we recommend registering in advance through the Department of Education’s website or the specific school’s admissions page.
The GATE program is open to students in Year 4 to Year 5 who are aiming for high academic performance and preparation for the GATE exam or similar scholarship entrance exams. The program is ideal for students who are keen to challenge themselves and develop skills that go beyond the standard school curriculum, particularly in problem-solving, critical thinking, and advanced reasoning.
Note: While there are no strict prerequisites, students should have a solid academic foundation, as the program involves advanced problem-solving techniques and theoretical content.
The Loyola GATE Program is a specialised tutoring course designed to prepare students for the Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) exam, which is a key pathway to gaining entry into selective schools in Western Australia, such as Perth Modern.
The program is structured to help Year 5 students build and strengthen critical skills in Reading, Writing, Quantitative Reasoning, and Abstract Reasoning, all of which are tested in the GATE exam. Our goal is to ensure that students are confident and well-prepared for the academic challenges they will face.
Program Breakdown:
Weekly Classes: Students attend 2-hour classes once a week, focusing on each of the key GATE subjects. The curriculum is designed to challenge students while ensuring they build a strong foundation in all areas tested.
Sunday Zoom Class: To provide additional support, we offer a free online Zoom class every Sunday from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM for all Loyola students. This session is designed to address any questions, clarify doubts, and reinforce key concepts.
Mock Exams: At the end of each term, we conduct mock GATE exams to simulate the real test environment. These exams help students practise time management and familiarise themselves with the question formats.
Personalised Feedback: After each mock exam, we provide individual feedback to highlight strengths and areas for improvement, ensuring that every student can refine their skills before the actual exam.
Small Class Sizes: With a maximum of 12 students per class, we ensure personalised attention and a supportive learning environment.
Subjects Covered:
Reading Comprehension: Analysing and interpreting various texts to develop strong reading skills.
Writing: Practising essay writing and creative responses, focusing on clarity, structure, and time management.
Quantitative Reasoning: Solving advanced maths problems, including arithmetic, algebra, and logic-based questions.
Abstract Reasoning: Tackling pattern recognition, logic puzzles, and sequence-based questions that challenge students to think critically.
The program ensures that students are well-equipped to face the challenges of the GATE exam and excel in their academic journey ahead.
Yes, there is a waiting list for Loyola's GATE program due to its popularity and the personalized attention we provide. If the program is full, your child will be placed on a waiting list, and we'll notify you when a spot opens up. We recommend signing up early to secure a place.
Our GATE program features small class sizes, typically 10-12 students per class. This ensures personalized attention from the tutor and helps each student get the support they need to succeed. Smaller classes also create a more interactive learning environment where students can ask questions and receive feedback easily.
Yes, homework is a vital part of the GATE program. Students will receive weekly homework assignments designed to reinforce what they’ve learnt in class and help them develop independent study habits. Homework is reviewed by the tutor, and personalised feedback is provided to help students address any challenges. Consistent homework completion is essential for maximising the benefits of the program.
At Loyola, we have four terms of classes to get you ready for the GATE exam. These are Year 5 Term 2, Term 3, Term 4, and the Year 6 Mock Exams. The good news is that our mock exams are the same as our Term 1 classes, so no extra fees! We start early so we can finish all five exams before the big GATE exam on March 15th.
Absolutely! Students are allowed to take Loyola exam papers home. We believe it's crucial for you to review your exams later. Unlike other companies that might not share their papers, we are confident in our material and want you to have the best learning experience.
If you're away, you can join online classes via Zoom on Fridays. When you're back, you can resume taking exams at Murdoch University. We highly recommend attending face-to-face classes as it's the best way to practice in a real exam hall and reduce exam stress.
Yes, following the mock exams, we conduct a thorough review session. This includes 2 hours for taking the exam and 2 hours for a detailed marking and review session, aimed at reinforcing learning and addressing any misunderstandings.
Each class at Loyola Tutoring is capped at 10 students. This small class size ensures personalized guidance and an environment where everyone can actively participate.
Loyola Tutoring classes are conducted at Willetton and Perth Modern School. Choose the location that best fits your family’s schedule and convenience.
Absolutely! While it’s an easy transition for GATE students, any learner who’s keen, capable, and eager for a challenge is welcome.
Yes. We offer purpose-driven practice tasks each week. Some tasks are optional, but we highlight essential homework to ensure critical skills are reinforced.
We administer mid-term and end-of-term assessments. After each test, we provide a thorough performance overview so you know exactly how your child is doing and where they might need extra support.
Our tutors are high-achieving graduates of Loyola’s GATE program. They’re not just experts in the subject matter; they’re also trained to keep lessons engaging and thought-provoking.
We dive deeply into Year 6 Maths and Science topics such as fractions, decimals, percentages, geometry, ecology, and electricity. We also introduce Year 7 concepts so students enter high school with a strong head start.
This program is designed for students already performing well at school. If the work feels challenging, our tutors offer extra support to help them keep pace. However, it’s best suited to those ready for a faster, more advanced curriculum.
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