One price per lesson, whatever the subject

60-minute one-to-one online lessons with a qualified teacher. Billed weekly, with no sign-up fee and no contract.

Years 3 to 6

KS2

Make the basics secure now, so secondary school starts with confidence instead of catch-up.

£45a lesson

60 minutes, one-to-one, at the same times every week. One lesson a week is £45, two are £90.

Years 7 to 9

KS3

Close the gaps now, so GCSE starts from a strong place instead of a scramble in Year 10.

£45a lesson

60 minutes, one-to-one, at the same times every week. One lesson a week is £45, two are £90.

Most families

Years 10 and 11

GCSE

Move up the grades with your board’s real papers, a target per topic, and a plan that runs to exam day.

£50a lesson

60 minutes, one-to-one, at the same times every week. One lesson a week is £50, two are £100.

Years 12 and 13

A-level

Understand it properly, then learn to score on it. A plan through both years, not a panic in May.

£55a lesson

60 minutes, one-to-one, at the same times every week. One lesson a week is £55, two are £110.

Every lesson includes

  • A qualified teacher, not a student
  • Your child’s exam board and tier, practised on real past papers
  • Not right after lesson one? Tell us within 24 hours and we refund the first week

Billing

  • Billed weekly, one price per lesson. Cancel anytime.
  • Pause for holidays or half term. Up to four weeks a term, and your times are held.
  • Reschedule with 24 hours’ notice. One make-up lesson a month.
  • No sign-up fee, no packs, no lessons that expire.

Not sure which level? Book a free 30-minute call

What every lesson includes

The same for every subject and level. Nothing is sold as an extra.

  • 60 minutes, one-to-oneA live online lesson with your child’s teacher, never a group.
  • A qualified teacherTrained teachers we interview and check ourselves, not students.
  • Your child’s exam boardLessons follow their board and tier, with real past papers and mark schemes.
  • The same time every weekOne teacher, one weekly slot that stays yours until you change it.
  • Recorded lessonsEvery lesson is recorded, so the hard parts can be watched again before a test.
  • A free call firstA 30-minute call before you book anything, with no card details needed.

What a week costs

Add up the lessons you book each week. That’s the whole bill.

1 lesson a week

KS2 or KS3
£45 a weekabout £195 a month
GCSE
£50 a weekabout £217 a month
A-level
£55 a weekabout £238 a month

2 lessons a week

KS2 or KS3
£90 a weekabout £390 a month
GCSE
£100 a weekabout £433 a month
A-level
£110 a weekabout £477 a month

3 lessons a week

KS2 or KS3
£135 a weekabout £585 a month
GCSE
£150 a weekabout £650 a month
A-level
£165 a weekabout £715 a month

Monthly figures are the weekly price × 52 ÷ 12, an average for planning. You’re charged weekly, and paused weeks aren’t charged.

How billing works

Weekly, by card, and you stay in control from your account.

  1. Book a weekly time

    Choose your child’s day and time and pay for the first week by card. There is no sign-up fee.

  2. Charged once a week

    After that, the same amount is taken once a week for the lessons you booked. Nothing else is added.

  3. Move a lesson

    With 24 hours’ notice we move it to another time. Late changes are still charged, but you get one make-up lesson a month.

  4. Pause for holidays

    Up to four weeks a term from your account. Paused weeks aren’t charged and your time is held.

  5. Cancel any time

    From your account or by email. The week you’re in is the last one charged.

First-lesson guarantee: if it isn’t right, the first week is on us

Tell us within 24 hours of the first lesson and we refund the first week in full. You don’t need to give a reason.

How our prices compare

Qualified teachers usually cost agency prices. Ours don’t.

  • Student tutors on tutoring websites

    From about £20 an hour

    Often university students. Fees and quality vary by tutor.

  • The Tutors Room

    £45 to £55 a lesson

    A qualified teacher, 60 minutes, no fees on top.

  • Agencies that only use qualified teachers

    About £70 to £100 an hour

    Some add a one-off fee of £70 to £95.

Typical published prices, checked on 3 October 2026 for our guide How much does a GCSE maths tutor cost in the UK?. Individual tutors and agencies vary.

Pricing questions

Anything else? Email info@thetutorsroom.com.

Does the price change by subject?

No. The price depends only on the level: £45 for KS2 and KS3, £50 for GCSE and £55 for A-level, for every subject.

Is there a sign-up fee or a contract?

No sign-up fee, no packs to buy and no contract. You pay for the lessons you book, one week at a time.

When am I charged?

Weekly, by card. The first week is charged when you book, then the same amount once a week after that, for the lessons you booked.

Can we book more than one lesson a week?

Yes. Book as many weekly lessons as your child needs, in one subject or several. Every lesson is the same price for its level.

Can we pause for holidays?

Yes, for up to four weeks a term, from your account. Your weekly time is held and nothing is charged while you’re paused.

What if we miss a lesson?

Move it with at least 24 hours’ notice from your account and we’ll find another time that week where we can. With less notice the lesson is still charged, but you get one make-up lesson a month for exactly this.

What if the first lesson isn’t right?

Tell us within 24 hours of the first lesson and we refund the first week in full. You don’t need to give a reason.

How do I cancel?

From your account at any time, or email info@thetutorsroom.com. The current week is the last one charged and nothing more is taken after that.

Is the first call free?

Yes. A 30-minute call to talk about your child and how lessons would work, with no card details and no obligation to book.

How do your prices compare?

Student tutors on tutoring websites start from about £20 an hour. Agencies that only use qualified teachers charge about £70 to £100 an hour, and some add a one-off fee of £70 to £95. Our lessons with a qualified teacher are £45 to £55, with no fees on top.

See the sources (checked 3 October 2026)

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