PRICE GUIDE · LESSONS & TUTORING · 2026–2027
GCSE Tutor cost in Ireland
€30–€55 per hour. Typically €40.
A gcse tutor in Ireland costs €30–€55 per hour, typically around €40. The price is set by level (primary to university), tutor qualifications/experience and 1:1 vs group.
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HOW MUCH IT COSTS
How much does a GCSE tutor cost in Ireland?
| Low end | €30 | a simple job, off-peak, outside the cities |
|---|---|---|
| Typical | €40 | what most people pay |
| High end | €55 | the biggest jobs, short notice, Dublin |
Locufy guide prices for 2026–2027. Updated 2026. A national range, not a quote — enter your town above for real prices from the tutors and teachers near you.
What moves the price
- Tutor's experience — a GCSE tutor who has taught the syllabus for years may charge more per hour.
- Subject being taught — sciences or higher-tier maths may need a specialist tutor with a higher rate.
- Frequency of sessions — weekly GCSE tutoring over a school year adds up to more than a short revision block.
- Travel distance — a tutor who lives nearby spends less time travelling to each session.
- Group or private sessions — group GCSE tutoring shares the tutor's time, so it costs less per student.
What families pay for Education not definable by level is down 16% over five years, largely because of subsidies (CSO Consumer Price Index, Education not definable by level, to 2025 December); what providers charge has not fallen in the same way. CSO CPM18
WHAT YOU GET
What a GCSE tutor visit includes
Takes: GCSE tutoring sessions generally last between 1 to 2 hours, depending on the student's needs and the topics covered..
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How to pay less
- Group GCSE tutoring with classmates costs less per student than private sessions and works well for shared revision topics.
- Online GCSE tutoring saves the tutor's travel time, so it may cost less than sessions at home.
- Using school textbooks and free past papers avoids buying extra GCSE revision books for tutoring.
- Steady sessions from early in the year can mean fewer hours overall than intensive GCSE tutoring before exams.
- Bringing past papers and marked homework lets the tutor spend each paid hour on the topics you find hardest.
Before you book
- Access to the student’s current school materials and syllabus.
- Information about the student's strengths and weaknesses in particular subjects.
- A quiet and comfortable space for tutoring sessions, free from distractions.
- Any previous exam papers or practice tests for targeted preparation.
- You can ask the tutor about their teaching qualifications and experience with the student's exam subjects and syllabus.
GCSE Tutor cost: questions people ask
The cost of GCSE tutoring can vary based on the tutor's experience, qualifications, and the subject being taught. Additionally, location and whether the session is online or in-person can also impact pricing.
GCSE tutoring sessions generally last between 1 to 2 hours, depending on the student's needs and the topics covered. Longer sessions may be beneficial for intensive exam preparation.
While general tutors can provide assistance, a qualified tutor with specific experience in GCSE subjects is often recommended for better results. They are more familiar with the curriculum and exam requirements.
Many tutors offer flexible scheduling, but same-day availability may be limited. It's advisable to book in advance, especially during peak exam periods, to secure your preferred time.
Yes, many tutors are equipped to teach multiple subjects, allowing for a comprehensive learning experience. This can often lead to a discounted rate if you book several sessions together.
GCSE tutors typically focus on exam preparation and subject-specific knowledge. Topics such as advanced university-level content or non-academic skills may be considered out of scope.
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