Yes — in every state and territory. You register (or in SA, gain an attendance exemption) with your state authority, then teach your child at home. That's it.
Each state's standard is about your child's learning program — the plan you follow — not about you holding a teaching degree. If you can love and guide your child, you can begin.
There's a clear, finite checklist for each state — usually a birth certificate, a simple learning plan, and one form. We lay out yours step by step, with the real documents and dates.
"These words which I command you today shall be in your heart. You shall teach them diligently to your children."
Deuteronomy 6:6–7Your state or territory, and your children's ages.
The exact steps, the real documents, and the dates that matter — for your state.
We'll email it to you, plus a short, calm getting-started series.
It takes about two minutes, and you'll know exactly what to do next.
Find your state's starting steps →General guidance, not legal advice — every step links to your state's official page.
