Find an English Tutor

If you understand English but freeze when it is time to speak, one-to-one lessons are built for exactly that gap.

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Find an English Tutor: what to know

English learners usually arrive with one of a few goals: speaking fluently and confidently, handling meetings and emails at work, preparing for an exam, or supporting a child at school. Each goal calls for a different kind of lesson, so look for a tutor whose profile mentions the type of learner you are and the age group they teach.

Mention your approximate CEFR level (A1–C2) and any accent preference in your first message. Online lessons give you flexibility with time zones and schedules; filter by format, city and hourly rate to build your shortlist.

Frequently asked questions

I know grammar but can't speak. Will private lessons help?

This is one of the most common reasons people book a tutor. Choose someone who spends most of the lesson on conversation and corrects you without breaking your flow, and say clearly that speaking is your goal.

What should I look for in a business English tutor?

Look for experience with presentations, negotiations, emails or your industry. Ask whether lessons can be built around real situations from your job.

Is Aprindo free for students?

Yes. You send lesson requests directly to tutors. The tutor sets the price and payment is between you and the tutor; Aprindo takes no commission.

Are you a tutor or coach?

Maths, music, sports, languages, or life and career coaching — whatever you teach, set up your panel and complete your profile to be listed here. Setting up your panel is currently free.

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