How Much Does an ACCA Tutor Cost?
Private ACCA tutoring is usually billed by the hour, with bundles bringing the rate down. Here's what to expect and how to get the best value.
Private one-to-one ACCA tutoring is normally charged by the hour, and rates vary widely depending on the tutor's experience and whether you buy sessions singly or in a bundle. As a rough guide, expect to pay from around €50–€70 an hour for an experienced tutor, with multi-lesson packages bringing the effective rate down. Prices change, so always confirm the current rate with the tutor before you book.
Pay-as-you-go vs bundles
Most tutors let you pay by the hour for a single session, or buy a block of lessons at a lower per-hour rate. If you know you need sustained help — for example working through a whole paper before an exam — a bundle is usually the better value. If you just want a one-off diagnostic on why you failed, a single session may be all you need.
What you're paying for
- Time with someone who has passed the exams and knows the marking scheme.
- Honest feedback on your own written answers — the part a recorded course can't give you.
- A plan tailored to your weak spots rather than a generic syllabus run-through.
- Support between sessions to keep you on track.
Is it cheaper than a course?
Per hour, one-to-one tutoring costs more than a recorded or classroom course — but you're buying attention on your answers, not teaching of the syllabus. Many students use both: a low-cost course to learn the content, and a handful of tutoring sessions to sharpen exam technique where it counts. That keeps the total spend down while still getting real feedback.
The 50% Club offers private 1:1 ACCA tutoring with David Travers, an ACCA member who passed every exam first time. Lessons are online, available by the hour or as a discounted bundle — see the tutoring page for current pricing and tell David what you need help with.