Music tutors that fit your schedule

Check out music tutor profiles and message your favourites to schedule a lesson. If you're not completely happy with your first session, we'll credit your account to try someone new.

Subject
Music
Dropdown icon
Level
All levels
Dropdown icon
Price
Gender
All genders
Dropdown icon
Availability
Tutor categories

More filters

Tutor - Teodora S

Teodora S.

£50 /hr

University of Cambridge
5 / 5(3)
52 lessons

Hi! My name is Teodora and I’m currently studying Music at the University of Cambridge, where I’m developing both academic and practical skills across performance, theory, and history. I’ve always loved... read more

Teodora has hugely increased my daughter's confidence for her upcoming music GCSE. She went from a 1 in her first mock to a 7 in her second - all after just a few months of working with Teodora. That improvement alone says everything about what... read more - Dianne, parent from Thatcham

5 / 5(3)

£50 /hr

52 lessons
View Teodora’s profile
View Teodora’s profile
Tutor - Emily M

Emily M.

£40 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(12)
88 lessons

I am a first year Music student, recently completing my A Levels with high grades. I am an experienced tutor, and love to help students achieve top grades!

Emily has been an outstanding tutor. She is well organised and has helped Abbey to excel in her subject. Thank you so much Emily ❤️ - Eleni, parent from Manchester

5 / 5(12)

£40 /hr

88 lessons
View Emily’s profile
View Emily’s profile
Tutor - Tesni J

Tesni J.

Super tutor

£38 /hr

Queen's University Belfast
5 / 5(53)
659 lessons

Passionate, classically trained piano and bassoon player with a love for all things music. Experienced music tutor with 100+ music lessons on MyTutor.

Tesni has a calm, supportive approach to tutoring which is helping my daughter a lot! She gives homework after every lesson and thus helps to embed learning. We have already seen improvement in my daughter’s work and it’s been just a few weeks. - Lucia, parent from Luton

5 / 5(53)

£38 /hr

659 lessons
View Tesni’s profile
View Tesni’s profile
Tutor - Chit Dominic W

Chit Dominic W.

New tutor

£30 /hr

Durham University

I am an undergraduate student currently reading Music at Durham University. Having achieved A*A*AA in my A-Levels (including A* in Music), an ARSM Diploma in Singing, 4 ABRSM Grade 8s in Singing, Organ, Piano... read more

£30 /hr

View Chit Dominic’s profile
View Chit Dominic’s profile
Tutor - Melissa M

Melissa M.

£40 /hr

University of St Andrews
76 lessons

I am currently in my third year of studies at the University of St Andrews, studying English and film with experience in Music. As a current student, I understand the importance of managing study time that... read more

£40 /hr

76 lessons
View Melissa’s profile
View Melissa’s profile
Tutor - Lydia C

Lydia C.

£26 /hr

University of St Andrews
5 / 5(15)
349 lessons

Cellist and classical singer who is dedicated and strives to help students achieve their full potential.

Great connection, enthisiasm and working style. Just what we hoped for. - Cheryl, parent from Stevenage

5 / 5(15)

£26 /hr

349 lessons
View Lydia’s profile
View Lydia’s profile
Tutor - Sophia J

Sophia J.

£34 /hr

University of Manchester
5 / 5(5)
81 lessons
Responds quickly

Hi! I'm Sophia, a friendly Politics & French student at the University of Manchester. I'm very excited to get to know you and help you reach your potential!

Sophia has been tutoring my daughter in preparation for her A level Music. Sophia made a big impression from the outset as she is enthusiasic with lots of personality! My daughter finds Sophia's lessons well strutured and engaging. She finds... read more - Marion, parent from London

5 / 5(5)

£34 /hr

81 lessons
Responds quickly
View Sophia’s profile
View Sophia’s profile
Tutor - Emily D

Emily D.

£30 /hr

University of York
5 / 5(7)
57 lessons

I am a friendly, enthusiastic and patient person, and always aim to help others to enjoy the subjects which I love.

Emily is really helping my daughter with her French - Zoe, parent from st albans

5 / 5(7)

£30 /hr

57 lessons
View Emily’s profile
View Emily’s profile
Tutor - Henry U

Henry U.

Supports SEN

£34 /hr

University of Exeter
5 / 5(2)
92 lessons

Need help with Music? Together we'll work through set pieces, composition, and performance to help you hit the right notes in exams.

5 / 5(2)

£34 /hr

92 lessons
View Henry’s profile
View Henry’s profile
Tutor - Darragh A

Darragh A.

£30 /hr

Edinburgh Napier University
5 / 5(38)
391 lessons

I can help you with GSCE music, National 4, National 5 and higher music. I use a variety of practice papers and sound clips to help with your practice.

Darragh tutored my child and she passed her highers with a very good grade. Fun and patient. Highly recommend! - Helen, parent from Broxburn

5 / 5(38)

£30 /hr

391 lessons
View Darragh’s profile
View Darragh’s profile

Read our FAQs

  • What makes a good tutor?

    Subject knowledge is a must, but being a good tutor is really about explaining difficult concepts in a way that's clear, engaging and personalised for each student. You can have three degrees in Physics, but that doesn't mean you'll be good at explaining it at GCSE level! Tutors who can empathise with their students and help them build confidence help teens unleash their potential, and we see amazing results in just a few lessons.

    Our tutors are from top UK unis, and because they're just a few years older, they can explain things in a way that teens find relatable. We interview all of our tutors, and only the friendliest and most knowledgeable make it on to our platform. We're very picky about it - just 1 in 8 applicants make the cut.

    Pick from over 30 subjects at GCSE, A Level and beyond. Click below to find a tutor at the level you need:

  • Which tutor is right for you?

    Before you look for a tutor, it's helpful to have a really clear idea of exactly where your child needs help - whether with a specific English Literature text, one area of Maths or their exam technique - and filter your choices accordingly. If you're not sure where they need to focus, having a chat with them or their teacher can help you work out the best place to start. In a free meeting, you can then ask the tutor any questions you like and see how well they get on with your child before deciding to book.

  • Why is online tutoring important?

    Online tutoring gives kids the chance to learn at their own pace and in a way that matches their learning style. Teens are often too shy to put their hand up in class - especially if they're struggling. The reassurance of one-to-one tutoring means they can ask all the questions they want, and go over topics as much as they need until they get it.

  • What are the benefits of online tutoring?

    One-to-one tutoring lets kids unleash their potential. Worried about learning gaps? We'll fill them in. No tutors in your area? We've got you covered. No academic confidence? No problem. Whatever your child needs help with, their tutor will guide them through tricky topics and boost their self-belief. With the personalised one-to-one support from their tutor, your child can get the grades they deserve.

  • How much does a tutor cost?

    Our tutors set their own prices based on their experience and qualifications, starting from £26/hour. You can see all the tutors who match your budget with the handy price filter on our Find a tutor page.

  • How to find a tutor?

    Finding a tutor is easy. Whatever you need, you can search and filter by subject, level, price, experience and more.

    1. View our tutors, and narrow your search by subject, academic level or price.
    2. Compare their profiles to learn about their background, experience and availability. Don't forget to take a peek at their reviews from parents and students!
    3. Message a tutor (or two, or three) and book your free meeting at a time that suits you.
    4. Book a lesson and pay as you go. There are no hidden costs and you can skip or cancel any time.
  • How do online lessons work?

    We have our own online lesson space with video chat, messaging and an interactive whiteboard - this makes it easy for students and tutors to talk to each other, discuss tricky concepts and do practice questions together. With the live video chat, they can have a natural back-and-forth conversation - just like on FaceTime, Whatsapp and other apps teens use all the time.