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To ask how much you pay/paid for a tutor?

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Sparklfairy · 29/11/2021 09:52

A friend of mine is looking for a tutor for her DC, She has found one she likes the sound of but was moaning to me about how expensive she is.

Obviously its not the same, but I used to be a self employed cleaner, and occasionally you would get people acting all shocked at my hourly rate and try and haggle me down. Its not like I was or this tutor will be laughing all the way to the bank, and the tutor has more work to do than just turning up for the hour. I also think that with any service, if you get the results you want then its good value, rather than going cheaper and being dissatisfied.

So its touched a nerve, and I can't be an objective friend Wink if you have or have had a tutor, how much did you pay? We're in the SE.

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Navykitchen · 19/07/2022 12:33

Cosyblankets · 29/11/2021 15:23

I'm in the North West. I charge £25 an hour. I don't do A level. I don't travel. They come to me or it's online. If it takes the tutor an hour to prep one lesson then they don't have enough experience. I have a bank of resources on hand that I can tweak and it's not unusual for a student to say we did X in school today and I didn't get it can we do that instead?

I'm in the NW too and have a very similar approach. I charge £25 an hour too and students come to me.

Itloggedmeoutagain · 19/07/2022 13:51

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£5 an hour?
How does this work exactly?

Robinsanpaku · 19/07/2022 14:16

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PikachuAndMe · 19/07/2022 14:30

West London, year 5/6 tuition (not grammar) and we pay £35ph. The tutor is a qualified experienced teacher. I couldn't do it.

Itloggedmeoutagain · 19/07/2022 15:19

Itloggedmeoutagain · 19/07/2022 13:51

£5 an hour?
How does this work exactly?

Guessing that was an advert then!
No one is going to get a qualified teacher at that price!

shiningstar2 · 19/07/2022 15:26

North East England. Maths A level tuition. £35 an hour.

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