Tutor career guide

Live tutor roles plus reconciled 2026 salary data by region.

6643 live tutor roles

Secondary Tutor

Ringway

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Prospero Teaching is looking for English, Maths and Science Tutors to deliver bespoke tuition packages on a 1:1 basis to secondary-aged young people…

Education
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Tutor

York and North Yorkshire

£30 an hour

Are you searching for something that will meet your passions of helping students succeed and feeling rewarded?

Education
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1:1 SEND Maths Tutor

Hereford

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Quantum Scholars are looking for a patient, supportive and experienced 1:1 SEND Maths Tutor to provide personalised Maths tuition to a young person…

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Tutor salary by region (2026)

RegionSalary range (median)
South West
32 live adverts
£34,375 – £46,800 (£39,146 · 25th–75th pct)
London (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£28,000 – £40,000 (midpoint £34,000)
North East (indicative)
8 live adverts
£30,000 – £62,400 (midpoint £33,250)
South East (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£26,000 – £36,000 (midpoint £31,000)
East of England (indicative)
9 live adverts
£27,000 – £45,000 (midpoint £30,500)
Midlands (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£25,000 – £34,000 (midpoint £29,500)
North West (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£25,000 – £34,000 (midpoint £29,500)
Scotland (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£25,000 – £34,000 (midpoint £29,500)
Yorkshire (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£24,000 – £33,000 (midpoint £28,500)
Wales (indicative)
5 live adverts
£26,500 – £26,510 (midpoint £26,500)

Methodology: medians reconcile live advertised UK salaries for this role and region; 25th–75th percentiles are shown only where at least 5 live salaried listings back them. They are measured or omitted, never interpolated. Rows marked indicative are anchored to our curated 2026 baseline ranges until enough live data accrues. Listings advertising an implausible annual figure (a mislabelled hourly or daily rate) are excluded rather than converted, because converting one means guessing the hours behind it.

Market view. Alternative-provision and SEMH outreach tutoring pays above general intervention work, and qualified-teacher tutors command the top of the range. Sessional rates commonly run £20–£45 per hour depending on subject and setting; the ranges above are for salaried posts.
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FAQs

What does a tutor earn in the UK?

Salaried tutor roles indicatively pay £24,000–£40,000; sessional tutoring commonly runs £20–£45 per hour.

What do employers expect of tutors?

Subject competence with evidence, an enhanced DBS, and for alternative-provision work, behaviour and safeguarding confidence.

Which tutoring pays best?

Alternative provision/SEMH outreach and exam-board-specialist work, particularly with QTS behind it.

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