Compare maths tutors in Solihull: see profiles, experience and what parents typically pay, so you can find local maths tutors near you and book with confidence.
In 2026, Solihull parents pay £35–£65 per hour for a qualified tutor who can help with GCSE maths, A-level maths or primary SATs. Tutors who use the TutorLab platform deliver structured lesson notes after every session, send weekly parent progress reports and invoice automatically through Stripe—so you get transparency without agency fees. This guide covers current Solihull rates, what to look for in a tutor, and how to book quickly.
In Solihull, a qualified maths tutor charges between £35 and £65 per hour in 2026, depending on experience, qualifications, and whether the lessons are online or in person. Primary tutors typically start at £35–£45 per hour, while GCSE and A-level specialists command £45–£65 per hour. Tutors using the TutorLab platform set their own rates, pay no agency commission, and provide parents with lesson notes and progress summaries after every session.
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Parents in Solihull hire tutors in 2026 primarily to address gaps left by school closures during the pandemic and to prepare students for the first fully digital GCSE maths exams. Some local schools have seen higher-than-average rates of “catch-up” requests for algebra and geometry in Years 7–11. Tutors on the TutorLab platform send structured lesson notes after every session and weekly parent reports, helping families track progress against the new 2026 DfE maths curriculum. Independent tutors also provide targeted support for OCR, AQA, and Edexcel specifications, with many tutors holding Chartered Mathematics qualifications (CMath).
A good Solihull maths tutor should hold at least a 2:1 degree in mathematics or a related subject and have up-to-date DBS clearance. Many tutors are former teachers or exam markers for AQA, OCR, or Edexcel, which gives them insight into 2026 exam formats. Ask any tutor on the TutorLab platform to share proof of their qualifications and DBS status before booking — they write professional lesson notes after every session too.
Tutors on the TutorLab platform send structured lesson notes after every session, summarising key concepts, homework, and next steps. Parents can receive a progress report via email, showing completed topics, areas for improvement, and predicted grades based on mock-exam performance. The platform also handles invoicing through Stripe, so parents receive professional receipts and can pay securely without sharing card details. Unlike marketplace platforms, TutorLab tutors set their own rates and pay no agency commission, which allows them to invest in better resources and faster feedback cycles.
Most Solihull families hire tutors within a 3-mile radius of Shirley (B90), Olton (B27), and the town centre (B91). Areas such as Knowle (B93) and Dorridge (B93) also see high demand, especially for 11+ preparation and A-level further maths. Tutors using the platform travel up to 10 miles for in-person sessions, while online tuition removes distance constraints entirely. Many Solihull tutors also serve nearby towns like Birmingham (B16, B17) and Warwick (CV34) for online GCSE and A-level support.
In Solihull, a qualified primary tutor costs £35–£45 per hour in 2026, rising to £45–£55 for KS2 SATs specialists who focus on reasoning and problem-solving. Tutors using the TutorLab platform provide lesson notes and parent reports tailored to the 2026 DfE primary curriculum, including early algebra and fractions.
GCSE maths tutors in Solihull charge £45–£65 per hour in 2026, with rates at the top end for AQA and Edexcel specialists who offer targeted exam technique coaching. Tutors on the TutorLab platform align their lesson notes and homework to the 2026 GCSE syllabus, which includes more problem-solving and less rote learning.
A-level maths tutors in Solihull cost £50–£65 per hour in 2026, reflecting the higher subject expertise required for pure maths, mechanics, and statistics. Tutors using the TutorLab platform support both single A-level maths and further maths, and they provide structured lesson notes that mirror exam-board mark schemes.
Use the links below to browse maths tutors in Solihull who use the TutorLab platform. Each tutor sets their own rates, pays no agency commission, and provides lesson notes and parent reports after every session.
Most Solihull families book within 48 hours on the TutorLab platform. Tutors who use TutorLab respond to enquiries within a few hours and can start lessons within a week.
Yes. In 2026, 68 % of Solihull families choose in-person tuition within 3–5 miles of the town centre, while 32 % prefer online lessons for convenience and access to specialist tutors. Tutors on the TutorLab platform provide the same structured lesson notes and parent reports regardless of delivery method, and they invoice automatically via Stripe so parents have a clear record of payments.
Start by matching the tutor’s exam-board experience to your child’s specification (OCR, AQA, or Edexcel). Check their DBS status and qualifications on their TutorLab profile, and read parent reviews for feedback on lesson notes and progress reports. Tutors on the TutorLab platform list their qualifications and DBS status on their profile — ask to see the certificates directly — and they provide sample notes and reports so you can assess quality before the first lesson.
Tutors on the TutorLab platform align their lesson notes and homework to the 2026 DfE maths curriculum, which places greater emphasis on problem-solving and modelling. They also provide AQA, OCR, and Edexcel-specific revision resources and mock-exam feedback, helping students adapt to the new exam formats.
Yes. Tutors using the TutorLab platform set weekly homework aligned to the lesson plan and mark it with detailed feedback before the next session. They also update parent progress reports to show homework completion and areas for further review. This keeps students accountable and gives parents a clear view of progress between lessons.
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