Parent Search Voice: “My daughter is in Year 10 or 11 and I need a tutor, but I want a sensible idea of the hourly price before I start calling people.”
Typical tutoring prices in the UK
UK parents usually search for tuition as well as tutoring. Prices often rise with exam level, subject specialism and tutor experience. Online tuition is commonly cheaper than travelling or in-home support, but that is not guaranteed.
| Source | Published price | Use it carefully |
|---|---|---|
| GoStudent GCSE guide | about £17–£32/hour | The range changes by tutor level. |
| Tutorful maths guide | about £35.29/hour average | Platform average, not every quote. |
| Save My Exams guide | about £25–£60/hour | Broad UK guide range. |
These figures are not one official market average. They come from different services with different tutor profiles and terms. Compare lesson length, one-to-one versus group teaching, subject level, package commitment and cancellation rules.
AatiCademy starting price
AatiCademy tutoring starts from approximately US $10 per 60-minute session, approximately about £7.40 per session using the exchange-rate basis below. The exact fee can be higher and depends on grade, curriculum, subject and the tutoring required.
The local equivalent uses a 9 September 2026 GBP/USD rate of roughly US $1.35 to £1. Exchange rates and payment-provider charges move, so the GBP figure is only a current comparison.
Curriculum and subject change the decision
For GCSE, share the exam board, tier and subject. For A-Level, include AS or A2. International families may need IGCSE or IB support instead, which should be matched to the correct syllabus rather than treated as generic UK tuition.
A younger student rebuilding foundations and an exam student working through board-specific papers need different preparation. Tell the team the exact course where possible. See our IGCSE, GCSE, IB and CBSE support.
What should a parent compare?
When exams are close, do not buy a large number of lessons without a plan. Ask which topics will be prioritised, how past papers will be used and what the student must practise independently between sessions.
- The tutor’s experience with the child’s exact level.
- Whether the lesson is one-to-one and how long it lasts.
- How gaps will be identified and progress reviewed.
- The full package total and scheduling terms.
- Whether the child feels able to ask questions.
A female tutor for your daughter
AatiCademy is built primarily around female students learning with female tutors. The aim is a comfortable one-to-one setting where a student can ask questions honestly and work at the right pace. Tutor availability still depends on the subject, curriculum and timetable.
Read more about our female-first tutoring approach.