Simple, Transparent Lesson Pricing
At this stage of my teaching career, my greatest motivation is not the fee I charge. What matters most to me is being able to support as many students as possible, build their confidence in mathematics, and help them achieve their academic goals.
Begin with a complimentary lesson
Our first lesson is completely free. It gives us an opportunity to discuss your current level, identify areas for improvement, and see whether my teaching approach is the right fit for you.
Each lesson lasts approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. When additional explanation or practice is needed, I may extend a lesson to around 1 hour and 30–40 minutes at no additional lesson charge.
Book Your Complimentary First Lesson →How lessons and payments work
- Start with your free lesson.There is no obligation to continue afterward.
- Continue in blocks of five lessons.If you decide to proceed, the lesson fee is €60, with payment for each block of five lessons due at the beginning of that block.
- Keep track in a shared Google Sheet.At the start of our regular lessons, I will provide a Google Sheet recording lesson dates, attendance, payments, and upcoming payment due dates. Students and parents can review the log for transparency.
Your mathematics resources are provided
There is no separate charge from me for the teaching materials used in our lessons.
- Practice handouts and targeted exercises
- Digital learning resources and PDF notes
- PDF copies of smartboard or handwritten lesson notes
- Guided explanations and individualized feedback
Payment methods
My preferred method is Western Union Money Transfer. If Western Union is inconvenient in your country, you may use MoneyGram, Remitly, or another widely used money-transfer service that we mutually agree upon.
Payment instructions and the due date will be shared directly with the student or parent. Any transfer or currency-conversion charges imposed by the provider are separate from the lesson fee.
Preferred transfer methodFrequently asked questions
Is the first lesson really free?
Yes. The first introductory lesson is complimentary, with no obligation to book further lessons.
When do I need to pay?
If you continue, payment for five lessons (€300) is due at the beginning of each five-lesson block.
Will I need to buy lesson materials?
No additional material fee is charged by me for the handouts, notes, PDFs and other resources provided during lessons.
How do I keep track of lessons and payments?
We will use a shared Google Sheet that records lessons, attendance, payments and due dates.
Ready to make progress in mathematics?
Start with a complimentary lesson, ask your questions, and decide whether you would like to continue.
Arrange My Free First Lesson →