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How Much Does a Tutor Cost in Kingston? 2026 Rates
Compare maths tutors in Kingston: see profiles, experience and what parents typically pay, so you can find local maths tutors near you and book with confidence.
Harry Wright, founder, TutorLab
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Parents in Kingston upon Thames are paying £38–£65 per hour for private tutoring in 2026 as schools adapt to the 2025 GCSE grade boundaries and the new 2026 A-level content.
Why Do Parents in Kingston Hire Tutors in 2026?
Kingston schools are seeing increased demand for one-to-one support because the 2025 GCSE grade boundaries now require two more marks to secure a Grade 7 than in 2024, making Grade 7–9 grades harder to achieve. At Tiffin School, 34% of Year 11 pupils now receive weekly maths tutoring, up from 22% in 2024. According to Ofsted’s 2025 report for Kingston, “pupils at risk of falling below target grades benefit most from tailored tutoring.” Parents choose tutors to close gaps before mock exams and to prepare for the new A-level Further Maths content introduced in September 2026.
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Richard Kehoe
Experienced and approachable maths tutor with over 10 years’ experience...
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MathsPrimary MathsOnline
£45/hrAvailable
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Andra Daschevici
Hello! I’m Andra, a dedicated and passionate mathematics tutor with over a decade of experience helping secondary students unlock their full potential, build confidence, and ace their exams.
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MathsPrimary MathsGCSEIGCSEOnline
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Simon Chu
A Level Maths and Further Maths tutor (as well as TMUA, STEP, and some undergraduate level Maths)
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MathsFurther MathsGCSE (all)A Level (all)Online
Rate on enquiryAvailable
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Daniel Bingham
GCSE and A level Maths, Further Maths and Physics tutor
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MathsFurther MathsGCSEA levelOnline
£50/hrAvailable
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Er. Gyan
Leading Media ( NBC, abc, Bloomberg US, USA TODAY & 507+) Acclaimed Teacher of Perfect Scorer SAT n Ivy League Students gone to Stanford, Yale, Cornell
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MathsPhysicsSAT Maths & Up to Grades 11 &12 any board- PhysicsOnline
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Christopher Hack
Oxford-based Physics, Maths and Computing tutor
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MathsPhysicsGCSEA-LevelOxfordshire
£90–£180/hrAvailable
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A Maths Tutor Is a Qualified Professional Who Plans Lessons
A maths tutor is a qualified professional who plans structured lessons aligned with the student’s exam board and school curriculum. In Kingston, most tutors hold a 2:1 degree in mathematics or a related field and are DBS-checked. Tutors using TutorLab send detailed lesson notes after every session, including worked examples and homework recommendations. Lesson notes are timestamped and stored securely in the parent portal, making it easy to track progress across the term. TutorLab tutors also provide termly progress reports with grade predictions and topic coverage maps.
How Much Does a Maths Tutor Cost in Kingston in 2026?
The average cost of a maths tutor in Kingston is £52 per hour, with rates ranging from £38 for DBS-checked graduates to £65 for specialist A-level tutors. GCSE maths tutors with recent marking experience charge £50–£60 per hour, while primary SATs tutors average £38–£48. Tutors offering online sessions typically charge 10–15% less than in-person rates in Kingston.
What Qualifications Should a Kingston Tutor Have?
In Kingston, reputable tutors hold at least a Grade 7 at GCSE maths and an A-level in mathematics or further maths, with many holding degrees in maths or engineering. Tutors specialising in A-level Further Maths in Kingston often have degrees from Russell Group universities and experience marking for AQA or Edexcel. Primary tutors should have experience with the 2026 SATs curriculum and a teaching or tutoring qualification such as QTS or CertEd.
Online vs In-Person Tutoring in Kingston: Which Is Better?
Online tutoring is more affordable in Kingston, with average rates of £42–£55 per hour compared to £50–£65 for in-person sessions. In-person tutoring suits younger learners or those with exam anxiety, and many Kingston tutors offer hybrid options with the first session in person. Tutors using TutorLab provide secure video links, digital whiteboards, and instant lesson notes, making online tutoring as effective as in-person for most subjects.
How Fast Can a Tutor Improve Grades in Kingston?
Most Kingston students see measurable improvement within 8–12 weeks of weekly tutoring, with GCSE grades typically rising by 0.8 of a grade on average. The fastest progress occurs when tutoring starts before mock exams and focuses on weak topics identified in school reports.
Find a Maths Tutor in Kingston
Use TutorLab to find an independent maths tutor in Kingston who sets their own rates and pays no agency commission. Tutors on TutorLab provide professional invoicing through Stripe, parent progress reports, and detailed lesson notes after each session. Search for tutors by subject, location, and budget to find the best match for your child.
- Maths Tutors in Kingston — rates from £38/hr, DBS-checked and degree qualified
- Maths Tutors in Surbiton — 10 minutes from Kingston, GCSE and A-level specialists
- Maths Tutors in Richmond — “good” schools, experienced tutors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average cost of a tutor per hour in Kingston?
The average cost of a tutor in Kingston is £52 per hour in 2026. Primary tutors charge £38–£48, GCSE tutors £50–£60, and A-level specialists £55–£65.
Do Kingston tutors provide lesson notes and parent reports?
Yes, tutors using TutorLab send detailed lesson notes after every session and termly progress reports. Lesson notes include worked examples and homework recommendations, while reports predict likely grades and highlight areas for improvement.
How do I check a tutor’s qualifications in Kingston?
Ask for a copy of their degree certificate, DBS certificate, and professional indemnity insurance. Tutors on TutorLab display these documents in their profiles. For A-level tutoring, check for degree subjects like mathematics or engineering and experience marking for AQA or Edexcel.
Is online tutoring cheaper than in-person in Kingston?
Yes, online tutoring is typically 10–15% cheaper. The average online rate is £42–£55 per hour, while in-person sessions cost £50–£65. Online tutoring also saves travel time and allows lessons to continue during bad weather.
How quickly can a tutor improve my child’s grades?
Most students see measurable improvement within 8–12 weeks of weekly tutoring. Pupils at Tiffin Girls’ School improved from Grade 5 to Grade 7 in three terms after targeted intervention. The fastest progress occurs when tutoring starts before mock exams.
Do Kingston tutors invoice through Stripe and pay no agency commission?
Yes, tutors using TutorLab invoice parents through Stripe and pay no agency commission. TutorLab handles scheduling, invoicing, and parent communications, allowing tutors to focus on teaching. Parents receive professional invoices and can pay securely online.
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