A Level Tutor Post Reply

[Noreen]

Does this not seem excessive ? I have been quoted up to £340 per hour for a tutor for A Level chemistry. I think I am looking in the wrong place (!) and would appreciate any guidance in taking on a tutor to help my daughter

[pjthompso]

Someone is having a laugh

[Kiche]

Try the website Tutorfair. They have tutors with a wide variety of hourly rates. Some are ridiculously high, but some are fairly reasonable. We have tried a couple at around the £40-50 mark. There are quite a lot of (mainly post grad) university students advertising themselves there. We have one who seems to be very effective.

[EmilyS]

Wow! That is ridiculous! I used PASS Tutors (Wandsworth/Balham) based for my daughter. The tutor was great and really helped Amelie with her maths GCSE. I’m fairly sure they go up to A level and they were much more reasonable!

[Invisiblewoman]

I agree with pjthompso.
They are definitely having a laugh.

[Bean7386]

There are also some summer programmes that are supposed to work wonders for the kids. Maybe check out Varsity Education? I've heard they are good.

[rachel.scott]

Try Gabbitas Education. I've used them on more than one occasion. They are very reasonably priced and were able to find me an amazing Biology tutor for my daughter during her A Levels.

[JKEducate]

Hi Noreen
No, you certainly don't need to spend a three-figure sun to engage a tutor - even a carefully matched and highly trained tutor - for your daughter! You could use one of the tutor directory sites, or contact an agency like JK Educate that carefully recruits and trains its tutors. We have a range of excellent A Level subject tutors and can also help with study skills and organisation in preparing for the A2 exams.

Please call us for a no-obligation chat on 020 3488 0754 and have a look at our website here: http://www.jkeducate.co.uk/course/a-level-tutoring/

Wishing your daughter every success,
JK Educate

[Noreen]

Thanks all for your suggestions, all of which I will follow up on, and more importantly, your reassurance that the world has not gone totally mad!

[georgiepatterson80]

Wow that is an insane amount of money. The maximum I have ever paid was 80 Pounds per hour but the chap was doing a PhD at Oxford! Incidentally, I found him through word of mouth or I would not have paid that much.

[ExceptionalAcademics]

Dear Noreen,

Good morning! We are Exceptional Academics, rated as one of London’s top tutoring agencies in the Good Schools Guide 2018. Please be assured, there is no reason why you should spend excessively on tutoring.
We offer a variety of services including A Level subject tutors that are carefully matched to each student.
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It is very simple: we love learning; we love our subjects and we love fostering that love of learning in our students, which we hope will continue into their adult lives.

We wish you and your daughter the best of luck and please feel free to contact us at: http://www.exceptionalacademics.com
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[SingingMamas]

Wtf!!! That's crazy! You definitely don't need to pay that much! Not sure if he does Chemistry (he does most subjects, including Latin!) but you should contact Des at http://www.oconnorassessment.com - Cambridge grad, Ed Psych, fab with kids. He mostly does assessment work and helps kids with SEN's but is local and takes selected tutoring work. Good luck, and never pay over £80 an hour for tutor!!!