How much do English tutors charge near me?

English tutors charge $25 to $80 per hour on average, depending on their experience, education level, location, and availability. Expect to pay $15 to $40 per hour when hiring a high school aged English tutor and $30 to $100 per hour for a certified English teacher with a degree.

What do private English tutors do?

English tutors help students with reading, writing, grammar, spelling, vocabulary, phonics, and speaking skills. English tutors assist students by reviewing and critiquing essays, increasing their reading comprehension, or improving their writing skills. English tutors also work with students in English as a Second Language (ESL) programs.

What do ESL tutors do?

ESL (English as a Second Language) tutors help students who speak different primary languages learn formal English speaking, writing, grammar, and vocabulary. ESL teachers overcome language barriers to help students communicate clearly in English.

How to find an English tutor in my area?

Start by searching our list of private ESL, reading, and writing tutors. Then follow these tips: Contact and consult with at least three tutors before hiring. Read their reviews, ask for references, and verify their education. Discuss where the lessons will take place, the cost, and cancellation policies. Ask what payment methods are accepted and when payment is due. Ask about discounts for booking a package of lessons. Hire the tutor on a trail basis to make sure they are a good fit.

The 10 Best English Tutors in Jacksonville, FL (2025)

Look Whoo’s Talking, LLC

5.0Exceptional(5)

9+ years in business

Serves Jacksonville, FL & Online

Sandra I. says, "My daughter received feeding therapy for 9 months, at age 7, and we stopped when Chelsea moved out of town. My daughter tried a few new foods during the time she was receiving therapy. Soon after the last therapy, she started trying even more foods, it felt as if in her mind she kept going to see Chelsea, and she felt confident and interested in new flavors and textures almost on a daily basis. At home, we tried a similar approach as done during therapy, and she slowly increased her regular food options. We also started letting her do stuff in the kitchen. Surprisingly, 4 months ago, she started baking breads and desserts, all on her own, witout recipes or measurements! She got inspired by watching Nailed It on Netflix, and she has made a variety (all edible and yummy!) of baked foods, all within our dietary restrictions. She did not try her own creations at first, but after seeing how her friends and family loved what she made, she started trying and eating her own baked goods. We owe Chelsea all of this, we will be forever grateful!" Read more