TutorLab connects students with Guitar tutors across the UK for acoustic, electric and classical guitar, from first chords through to Grade 8 Rockschool or ABRSM and advanced technique. Browse verified profiles and enquire directly from £25/hr. No agency fees.
Browse 24 Guitar tutors available across the UK, online and in-person. Compare rates and enquire directly, no agency fees, no commission.
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Guitar tutors in the UK on TutorLab list rates from around £35 per hour, across 24 verified tutors. You pay the tutor's own rate directly with no agency commission, so the price you see is the price you pay.
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Guitar tutoring covers acoustic, electric and classical guitar for beginners through to advanced players. Whether your child wants to learn their favourite songs, work towards ABRSM or Rockschool grades, or develop songwriting and music theory skills, a guitar tutor provides structured, personalised lessons.
Many self-taught guitarists plateau early, developing consistent strumming patterns, clean chord transitions and music-reading skills without guidance takes far longer than with a tutor who can give instant feedback on technique.
Guitar lessons in the UK typically cost £25–£55/hr. Beginner and intermediate lessons usually fall in the £25–£40/hr range, while tutors specialising in advanced technique, music theory or specific genres may charge £40–£55/hr. Online guitar lessons are widely available and often priced slightly lower than in-person.
Most tutors recommend starting on acoustic guitar because it builds finger strength and clean fretting technique more quickly, the strings require more pressure to hold down clearly. If your child is specifically motivated by electric guitar and a particular style of music, starting on electric is perfectly fine. The technique is broadly transferable between the two.
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