ABOUT OUR FEES
Fees range from £40–70 per hour + (maximum £4 VAT) depending on the subject level required, the experience and seniority of the tutor.
For tutorials that are scheduled at the weekends or on bank holidays, an extra £5 per hour will be added to your invoice.
Home schooling – price on application.
Assessments for entrance exams and specific subjects – price on application.
For tutorials with two or more students – price on application.
registration
Payments of placement fee & subsequent Invoices
travel charges
residential tuition
For long term Residential Placements – price on application.
TESTIMONIAL
TUTOR: ROBERT B
“Rob really helped our boy turn a corner with his written English. He was struggling to make the same progress that he was making in other subjects and his school teachers were struggling to unlock the problem. They tried but with other children in the class there is a limit to what the school could achieve. Likewise we tried, but it was quickly clear to us that sometimes you need a specialist with skills, patience and independent perspective. Rob brought those aspects, and his engaging style made it hard for our son not to follow his lead. Most importantly Rob connected in a way that made it so much fun that it never became a challenge or a chore. We never had to encourage or cajole our son before the sessions, he absolutely loved every minute. He looked forward to Rob coming and was disappointed when he left. His sister was jealous she wasn’t getting the same treat – praise indeed! As result a fix was quickly made, our son is now up to speed with his peers and we have all learned some techniques to capture his imagination and keep using. Although we were initially hesitant, with the benefit of hindsight the money we spent on tutoring was probably one of best investments we ever made.”
DULWICH TUTORS BLOG:
Smiling after Christmas
By Stephen F
'Don't smile until Christmas,' goes a wide spread teacher's saying. Stay stern, and you'll get more from your students. Because, we all had that teacher, didn't we? The one whose priority, above all else, was to be popular and, as a result, made very little headway....
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