FEES & PRACTICAL PLANNING

Understand the brief.
Understand the cost.

Weekly tuition from £1,500. Full-time tutor salaries of £45,000–£180,000 per year.

Weekly tuition

From £1,500 per week. The rate depends on the teaching hours, subjects, expertise and location. Your quotation confirms the programme and any additional charges.

Full-time salaried roles

£45,000–£180,000 per year. Annual tutor salaries depend on experience, responsibilities, location and the breadth of the role. Salary is distinct from the total cost of an appointment, which is confirmed in the proposal.

A clear quotation

  • Teaching hours, subjects and programme scope.
  • Any consultancy or ongoing-management charges.
  • Travel, accommodation, meals and materials.
  • Contracting parties, payment dates and change or cancellation terms.

We identify what is included, what you provide and what is charged separately before you decide.

Planning and payment

Share your dates, location, goals and any budget range. An enquiry does not reserve a tutor. Clear Group Limited is not VAT registered; any charges from separate suppliers are identified in the quotation.

PRACTICAL ANSWERS

Your next questions.

What will the quotation include?

The quotation sets out teaching hours, programme scope, the parties involved and all applicable charges. It explains how consultancy, travel, accommodation, meals and resources are handled, plus payment and cancellation terms. Full-time salary figures are shown separately from other appointment costs.

Do we need a fixed budget before enquiring?

No. Start with your dates, location and goals. Weekly tuition starts from £1,500 per week; full-time tutor salaries range from £45,000–£180,000 per year. A budget range helps shape the options, but you can discuss it with us.

How much does a full-time salaried tutor cost?

Full-time salaried tutor roles range from £45,000–£180,000 per year, depending on experience, responsibilities and location. This is the tutor’s annual salary. The proposal confirms any additional appointment, programme-management, travel or accommodation costs.

CONTINUE EXPLORING

Bring the plan
together.

All planning guidance
FOR FAMILY OFFICES & ADVISERS

One clear brief.
A considered response.

A clear route for family offices, personal assistants and authorised advisers.

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EDUCATIONAL PLANNING

Purposeful learning.
A rhythm that fits.

A clear purpose, a workable routine and progress you can understand.

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COMMUNICATION & CONTINUITY

A clear plan.
People you can turn to.

Know your contacts, review points and options if plans change.

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FROM THE TRAVELLING JOURNAL

Put the plan into practice.

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Choosing the right arrangement

The right arrangement depends on the child, the educational brief and the shape of the journey. Compare three approaches, work through example family situations and identify the questions to ask before deciding.

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Tell us where life is taking you.

A private conversation begins with a few practical details.