How much does a Law tutor cost in the UK?

Private Law tutors in the UK typically charge between £35 and £65 per hour, with rates varying by level: A-Level Law sits at the lower end, while undergraduate LLB module support and LNAT admissions-test preparation command a premium.

As a rough guide:

• A-Level Law: £35–£50/hr
• Undergraduate LLB module support (Contract, Tort, Criminal, Public Law): £40–£60/hr
• LNAT admissions-test preparation: £45–£65/hr

Law at any level is an argument-and-application subject: students need to apply legal rules to specific factual scenarios (problem questions) and construct balanced essays evaluating legal principles, rather than simply reciting case names and statutes. A tutor who marks essays and problem answers against the actual assessment criteria, whether school exam board or university module, produces the clearest improvement.

Tutors who are qualified solicitors or barristers, or who are studying or have completed an LLB at a strong university, tend to charge towards the upper end, particularly for undergraduate-level or LNAT support. On TutorLab, Law tutors specify which level and specific modules or tests they support on their profiles.