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How much should I charge for an hours maths or science tutoring?
I just finished my A levels getting A*s in the subjects that I would be tutoring. I'm currently studying Maths, Biology, Chemistry & Physics at AS.
All advice appreciated
I just finished my A levels getting A*s in the subjects that I would be tutoring. I'm currently studying Maths, Biology, Chemistry & Physics at AS.
All advice appreciated
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(Original post by 12ksmith)
How much should I charge for an hours maths or science tutoring?
I just finished my A levels getting A*s in the subjects that I would be tutoring. I'm currently studying Maths, Biology, Chemistry & Physics at AS.
All advice appreciated
How much should I charge for an hours maths or science tutoring?
I just finished my A levels getting A*s in the subjects that I would be tutoring. I'm currently studying Maths, Biology, Chemistry & Physics at AS.
All advice appreciated
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(Original post by 12ksmith)
Sorry - I made a typo. I've just completed GCSEs
Sorry - I made a typo. I've just completed GCSEs
Since you're looking for customers and haven't tutored before then I'd say start at 15£ for 1 hour. 25£ for 2 hours.
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If you've just finished GCSE's tbh you would have to do it for rock bottom as there will be plenty of people that have completed A levels/uni students also looking to earn money and their higher qualification will make them far more desirable. Personally I wouldn't be willing to pay for someone whos highest education level is GCSE to tutor children.
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My tutor charged £35 an hour except that's for A level, I think GCSE is around £25
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(Original post by anon157)
Well it's just GCSE. I know that high end tutors that are loaded with papers make customers pay 60£ for 2 hours. 40£ for 1 hour.
Since you're looking for customers and haven't tutored before then I'd say start at 20£ for 1 hour. 25£ for 2 hours.
Well it's just GCSE. I know that high end tutors that are loaded with papers make customers pay 60£ for 2 hours. 40£ for 1 hour.
Since you're looking for customers and haven't tutored before then I'd say start at 20£ for 1 hour. 25£ for 2 hours.
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(Original post by VMD100)
If you've just finished GCSE's tbh you would have to do it for rock bottom as there will be plenty of people that have completed A levels/uni students also looking to earn money and their higher qualification will make them far more desirable. Personally I wouldn't be willing to pay for someone whos highest education level is GCSE to tutor children.
If you've just finished GCSE's tbh you would have to do it for rock bottom as there will be plenty of people that have completed A levels/uni students also looking to earn money and their higher qualification will make them far more desirable. Personally I wouldn't be willing to pay for someone whos highest education level is GCSE to tutor children.
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(Original post by eternalhinch)
Do it free be nice
Do it free be nice
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(Original post by VMD100)
If you've just finished GCSE's tbh you would have to do it for rock bottom as there will be plenty of people that have completed A levels/uni students also looking to earn money and their higher qualification will make them far more desirable. Personally I wouldn't be willing to pay for someone whos highest education level is GCSE to tutor children.
If you've just finished GCSE's tbh you would have to do it for rock bottom as there will be plenty of people that have completed A levels/uni students also looking to earn money and their higher qualification will make them far more desirable. Personally I wouldn't be willing to pay for someone whos highest education level is GCSE to tutor children.
(Original post by VMD100)
If you've just finished GCSE's tbh you would have to do it for rock bottom as there will be plenty of people that have completed A levels/uni students also looking to earn money and their higher qualification will make them far more desirable. Personally I wouldn't be willing to pay for someone whos highest education level is GCSE to tutor children.
If you've just finished GCSE's tbh you would have to do it for rock bottom as there will be plenty of people that have completed A levels/uni students also looking to earn money and their higher qualification will make them far more desirable. Personally I wouldn't be willing to pay for someone whos highest education level is GCSE to tutor children.
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(Original post by 12ksmith)
Yeah, I figured that I would not earn much compared to more qualified tutors. However £15 an hour is still pretty good wage for a 16 year old.
Yeah, I figured that I would not earn much compared to more qualified tutors. However £15 an hour is still pretty good wage for a 16 year old.
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(Original post by 12ksmith)
How much should I charge for an hours maths or science tutoring?
I just finished my A levels getting A*s in the subjects that I would be tutoring. I'm currently studying Maths, Biology, Chemistry & Physics at AS.
All advice appreciated
How much should I charge for an hours maths or science tutoring?
I just finished my A levels getting A*s in the subjects that I would be tutoring. I'm currently studying Maths, Biology, Chemistry & Physics at AS.
All advice appreciated
I hear new specs are harder. If i was you I'd just tutor Maths and forget about the other subjects.
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(Original post by anon157)
I just remembered that the specifications have changed. The only new specs you should have sat were English and Maths since we are both in Year 12.
I hear new specs are harder. If i was you I'd just tutor Maths and forget about the other subjects.
I just remembered that the specifications have changed. The only new specs you should have sat were English and Maths since we are both in Year 12.
I hear new specs are harder. If i was you I'd just tutor Maths and forget about the other subjects.
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(Original post by 12ksmith)
Yeah, the maths spec is the same as we sat. My brother is in year 11. The science specs are quite similar with a few added components. But from what I've seen they are relatively easy so I'm sure I will be able to learn these if people want me to tutor science as well.
Yeah, the maths spec is the same as we sat. My brother is in year 11. The science specs are quite similar with a few added components. But from what I've seen they are relatively easy so I'm sure I will be able to learn these if people want me to tutor science as well.
Go ahead mate i advise you relearn the GCSE stuff as a fellow student doing BioChem
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