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Tutoring- how much?

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Ladyofaffliction · 27/06/2016 18:39

How much would you pay a qualified and experienced primary school teacher to tutor your child?

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notagiraffe · 27/06/2016 19:28

That depends on the area you are in and what they are tutoring for. Round here (SW London/East Surrey) the top 11+ ex-teacher tutors earn £50ph and have long waiting lists. Average prices are £20-30. More for secondary tutoring. But it's cheaper in parts of the country that don't cost so much to live in.

iklboo · 27/06/2016 19:32

We're in Manchester. We pay £26 for 75 minutes with qualified teachers. DS is doing really well in just the few weeks he's been going.

Snowberry86 · 27/06/2016 19:34

I'm secondary maths but do some primary sometimes too.

I charge £25 an hour.

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nicolasixx · 27/06/2016 19:57

I'd ask to move this to education as you may get more replies

Ladyofaffliction · 27/06/2016 20:02

Thank you. I'm in the SW. Have been teaching in school for many years but it's time to change and no idea how much to charge! KS1 and 2.

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Ladyofaffliction · 27/06/2016 20:03

Thanks- new to Mumsnet too!

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CremeBrulee · 27/06/2016 20:06

Wow you are all getting a good deal! DS has a 45 min 11+ tutoring session that is £44 a week!

notagiraffe · 27/06/2016 21:37

Are you in London Creme? 11+ tutoring does cost more because there's so much demand for the tutors who can cover Maths, English, NVR and VR and keep the pupils engaged. It's quite a skill. We paid a lot for an 11+ tutor and she was definitely worth it. DC loved her and she did wonders with them.

CremeBrulee · 27/06/2016 21:48

Not in London but super selective grammar area in the SE. Tutor seems very nice, certainly don't begrudge him the money. It would have been cheaper to have s shared session but there wasn't a group with a space we could join and actually I think DS does better 1-2-1.

Ladyofaffliction · 27/06/2016 22:15

Was wondering whether to offer 11+ as I've tutored my own kids through the grammar selection process. As long as parents don't ask for their money back if the child doesn't pass!

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