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Chemistry Tutor cost in the UK
£30–£60 per hour. Typically £46.

Chemistry tutors in the UK charge £30–£60 an hour, with £46 a typical average. GCSE chemistry with a graduate online costs least; A-level organic chemistry with a qualified teacher or examiner, particularly in London, costs most.

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HOW MUCH IT COSTS

How much does a chemistry tutor cost in the UK?

CHEMISTRY TUTOR PRICE · PER HOUR · THE UK
Low end£30GCSE topics online
Typical£46what most people pay
High end£60A-level organic chemistry with a teacher in London
Typical £46
£30 low£60 high

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

  • Level — A-level chemistry tutoring costs more than GCSE
  • Topic difficulty — organic chemistry and calculations need a stronger chemistry tutor
  • Tutor's background — a chemistry teacher or examiner charges more than a graduate
  • Online or in person — online chemistry tutoring is usually cheaper
  • Region — chemistry tutors in London and the South East charge the most
  • Medicine applicants — chemistry tutoring for medicine offers is in high demand

WHAT YOU GET

What a chemistry tutor visit includes

CalculationsMoles, concentrations and energy calculations practised step by step.
Organic chemistryReaction mechanisms and synthesis routes.
Practical skillsRequired practicals and the analysis questions on them.
Exam papersTimed questions with feedback against mark schemes.

Takes: Usually one hour a week, rising before exams. Not included: Textbooks, lab equipment and admissions test preparation are separate — see the related guides below.

WHAT PEOPLE BOOK

Common chemistry tutor jobs

A-level organic chemistryMechanisms practice for a Year 13 student in Clifton.
GCSE chemistry calculationsA Year 10 pupil in Middleton working on moles.
Higher chemistryA pupil in Clydebank preparing for Higher chemistry.
Resit preparationA student retaking A-level chemistry.
Mock recoverySessions after a disappointing chemistry mock.
Undergraduate supportFirst-year chemistry help at university.

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How to pay less

  • Book chemistry tutoring early in the course to avoid expensive intensive sessions later
  • Use an online chemistry graduate for GCSE topics and save teacher-level tutoring for A-level
  • Practise free past papers between chemistry tutoring sessions

Before you book

  • Confirm the chemistry tutor knows your exam board and level
  • Ask for an enhanced DBS check, PVG in Scotland or AccessNI if the chemistry student is a child
  • Ask about the chemistry tutor's results with students at a similar level
  • Share recent chemistry tests so the tutor can target weak topics

Chemistry Tutor cost: questions people ask

About £30–£60 an hour, with £46 the average. GCSE help online costs least; A-level specialists cost most.

Usually one hour a week through the course, with extra sessions before mocks and finals.

Ofqual in England, Qualifications Wales and CCEA in Northern Ireland regulate GCSE and A-level chemistry. In Scotland, the SQA runs National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher chemistry.

Many medicine applicants need a high grade in chemistry, so targeted tutoring can help. Start early to avoid last-minute pressure.

Textbooks, lab equipment and courses for university admissions tests are separate costs. The hourly fee covers the lesson and any marking agreed.

They are Locufy guide prices for the UK, based on published UK chemistry tutoring rates. They show a range, not a quote.