It is a legal requirement for parents who are home schooling in the state of Victoria to register with the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authoity (VRQA).  For more information visit the VRQA website.

http://www.vrqa.vic.gov.au/

The Home Education Association (HEA) supports and promotes the practice of home education nationally. The website has a membership section, forums and news.  There is no affiliation with state education authorities.  ...read more »

The Home Education Network provides support and information for home educators.  Publishes “Otherways” magazine with informative articles, and offers information on how to get started.  The network also provides an online home education information service.  ...read more »

This website is an archive on home schooling books and articles. It has resources, tips and a ‘Getting Started’ manual.  ...read more »

The Distance Education Centre Victoria is a government school from Prep to Grade 12.  The school caters for the educational needs of children who, for varied circumstances, are unable to get to school.

LinK:  Distance VIC

The Rural Education Forum Australia is a collective on organisations dedicated to education services in rural and remote Australia.  They publish the Country Education Matters newsletter.  ...read more »

The Isolated Children’s Parents Association works toward accessing education for children in rural and remote areas.  ...read more »

The Tasmanian Home Education Advisory Council offers introductory workshops, networks and resources.

http://www.theac.org.au/

The Home Base Learning Network offers organised events, information sessions, the 'Learning Matters' newsletter, and help in getting started.  ...read more »

The Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children conducts a “Teleschool” program for families living in remote areas, with children diagnosed with vision or hearing loss.

Link: ridbc