Prices
€30 on your own. €20 each if you bring someone.
Per student, per 60-minute lesson. The price falls with every student in the room, and for most children a pair works better than being alone anyway.
Individual
€30per lesson
One student, full hour, all of my attention. The right choice for exam sprints and for children who need the ground to themselves.
In a pair
€20each
Bring a friend, a sibling, a classmate. A third cheaper for both families, and children push each other along.
Group of three
€17each
Three students, the absolute maximum. Still small enough that everyone talks in every lesson.
Per student, per 60-minute lesson. 45-minute lessons are available for younger learners.
If you came here expecting €20
Most parents who write to me have about €20 in mind for a private class, so it is worth saying plainly what €30 buys: eight years of classroom experience, a degree in pedagogy, Cambridge C1 and examiner training. An hour built around your child specifically. A digital notebook kept up to date after every lesson. And me, answering your messages in between.
I am not the cheapest and I am not trying to be. But €20 is available — it is the pair. Same teacher, same hour, same materials, one other child in the room. If you do not have anyone to bring, say so and I will look for a partner at your child's level.
Exam preparation
Priced case by case — it depends on the exam, the level and the date. Sessions are 90 minutes. Tell me the details and I will give you a number.
Ask about exam preparationIn every price
- A 60-minute lesson (45 for younger learners)
- Your own digital notebook with all the material
- Homework checked at the start of the next lesson
- Contact with me between lessons
- A free 30-minute trial, with a written level note, before you decide anything
Paying
Monthly, in advance. Bank transfer to a Spanish or Polish account, or Revolut — whichever is easier for you.
If you have to miss a lesson
A missed lesson is moved, not lost. Let me know at least 24 hours before and we find another slot that same week, or at the weekend if that is what works.
- One or two lessons a week: move one lesson a month
- Three or four lessons a week: move two
- At least 24 hours' notice, so I can offer the slot to someone else
Outside that, the lesson is charged — otherwise the timetable stops working for everybody.
Try it before you pay anything
The first 30 minutes are free, and you get a written note on the student's level afterwards.