How much does it cost?
My fees are comparable to other top tutors in the UK. The hourly rate that I charge depends upon a number of factors including, for example, the time of day that the tutorial is scheduled for (e.g. ‘peak time’ slots may attract a higher rate). When you make initial contact with me, I will supply you with a lot of useful additional information and I will be able to give you further clarification of my fees at that stage.
With me, you have the assurance that you are getting someone who really knows their stuff – an experienced and qualified professional with a wealth of expertise, and a seasoned examiner with a goldmine of knowledge of how to succeed in the exams that you can’t get just anywhere.
Some tutorial agencies do offer lower rates, but the tutors involved are sometimes not even qualified teachers or are simply university students earning a bit of extra cash in their spare time. (Tutors are emphatically not all the same, and as with so much in life, I think it really is a case of ‘you get what you pay for’).
As well as the tutorial itself, my fees cover all of my preparation time and resources used.
I am an experienced professional and have faith in the quality of my work and how it is delivered, so you also have the added reassurance of my ‘No Risk Satisfaction Guarantee’, whereby if a student is not satisfied with the first tutorial then I will not charge you for it!
My ‘No Risk’ Satisfaction Guarantee!
I am a qualified, well-regarded and experienced professional and I am so confident in the online method of delivering tutorials that if any student is dissatisfied with our first proper scheduled tutorial together, then there will be no charge for that tutorial – so, effectively there is absolutely no risk for you!
If a student is happy with the first tutorial, then you pay for it as normal, and we can go ahead and schedule further regular tutorials. But if a student is unhappy with that first tutorial, then we simply part company and I will not charge you – there is nothing to pay, and therefore no risk!
[Fees information may be subject to change – correct on Thursday 5th December 2024].