Prices for Kuwait families, in pounds, with dinars as a guide.
One-to-one online lessons with UK-based teachers, priced by the hour. Every price below is in pounds (£), which is what we bill, with the Kuwaiti dinar figure as a guide. No joining fees, no contract, and the first assessment is free.
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- After school in Kuwait time, weekends too
- A free online assessment before you pay anything
- A teacher matched to your child’s exam board
- A written plan with the exact price
- Lessons agreed in Kuwait time, Friday and Saturday too
- Cover if your teacher is away
Prices for Kuwait families at a glance
- Starting prices
- From £35 an hour (about KWD 14.5) for primary and KS3, £40 (about KWD 16.5) for IGCSE and £50 (about KWD 20.5) for A-Level.
- Billed in
- Pounds (£). Your bank converts the payment to dinars on the day.
- Fees
- None. No registration, joining, platform or admin fees.
- Contract
- None. Pay as you go, and pause for holidays or exams whenever you need to.
- First step
- A free online assessment, then a written plan and the final price before any lessons.
Price table
Hourly prices in £ and KWD
Prices for one-to-one online lessons, an hour. A specialist tutor is a subject expert; a PGCE-qualified teacher also holds a UK teaching qualification.
Primary and KS3
Ages 5 to 14, including 11+ and entrance tests
- Specialist tutor
- £35 an hourabout KWD 14.5
- PGCE-qualified teacher
- £45 an hourabout KWD 18.5
IGCSE and GCSE
Cambridge IGCSE, Edexcel International GCSE, UK GCSE
- Specialist tutor
- £40 an hourabout KWD 16.5
- PGCE-qualified teacher
- £50 an hourabout KWD 20.5
A-Level
Maths, biology, English, history, psychology and more
- Specialist tutor
- £50 an hourabout KWD 20.5
- PGCE-qualified teacher
- £60 an hourabout KWD 24.5
A-Level sciences and specialist subjects
Physics, chemistry, economics, further maths, computer science
- Specialist tutor
- £60 an hourabout KWD 24.5
- PGCE-qualified teacher
- £70 an hourabout KWD 28.5
Admissions tests
UCAT, LNAT, TMUA, ESAT, SAT and more
- Specialist tutor
- £50 an hourabout KWD 20.5
- PGCE-qualified teacher
- £60 an hourabout KWD 24.5
- Dinar prices use £1 = KWD 0.4101 (Wise mid-market rate, read 13 Nov 2026), rounded to the nearest 0.5 dinar. Your bank’s rate on the day decides what you pay in dinars. Rate source: Wise
- Online lessons for families outside the UK cost our UK online price plus £10 an hour. See UK prices
- You see the exact price in your written plan before any lesson.
Ways to pay less
Discounts, added up for you
The same discounts as for families in the UK. They add together, and we include every one you qualify for in your plan.
5% off for 3 or more subjects
For example IGCSE maths, physics and chemistry.
5% off for 3 hours a week
When a subject has 3 hours of lessons a week, often in the run-up to exams.
1% off for paying monthly
Pay for 4 weeks of lessons at a time instead of week by week.
2% off for the school year
Pay for 39 weeks of lessons at once.
Examples
What a week of lessons costs
Three typical plans, with the discounts already taken off. Your plan after the free assessment may differ.
IGCSE maths
1½ hours a week with a specialist tutor.
£60 a week
about KWD 24.5 · 1½ hours of lessons
Three IGCSE sciences
Physics, chemistry and biology, 1½ hours a week each, with a PGCE-qualified teacher. Includes 5% off for 3 subjects.
£214 a week
about KWD 88 · 4½ hours of lessons
A-Level chemistry before exams
3 hours a week with a PGCE-qualified teacher. Includes 5% off for 3 hours a week.
£200 a week
about KWD 82 · 3 hours of lessons
Paying
How paying works
- Free assessment. A UK teacher meets your child online at a time agreed in Kuwait time, and we find out what to work on first.
- Written plan and price. We send the plan, the teacher we suggest and the exact hourly price in pounds. Nothing is booked until you agree.
- Pay in pounds. You pay through TutorCruncher, our booking platform. Your bank converts the payment to dinars; ask it whether it charges for paying in pounds.
- Pause or stop any time. There is no contract. Tell us before a holiday, Ramadan or exam leave and we pause the lessons.
Questions about prices
Why are prices in pounds and not dinars?
Brainhub is a UK company, so we bill in pounds (£). The dinar figures are a guide using the Wise mid-market rate on the date shown. Your bank’s rate on the day decides what you pay in dinars.
How much is an online IGCSE tutor for a family in Kuwait City?
IGCSE lessons start at £40 an hour (about KWD 16.5) with a specialist tutor, or £50 (about KWD 20.5) with a PGCE-qualified teacher. You get the exact price in your written plan after the free assessment.
Are there any joining or admin fees?
No. There are no registration, joining, platform or admin fees, and no contract. You pay for lessons only, and the first assessment is free.
Is the price the same as in the UK?
No. Online lessons for families outside the UK cost our UK online price plus £10 an hour. The discounts are the same: 5% off for 3 or more subjects, 5% off for 3 hours a week, and small discounts for paying monthly or for the school year.
We live in Bahrain or Oman. Are the prices the same?
Yes. Families in Bahrain and Oman pay the same prices in pounds as families in Kuwait, and pay the same way. Bahrain is on Kuwait time all year; Oman is an hour ahead, so lesson times move by an hour. Your bank converts the payment to Bahraini dinars or Omani rials on the day.
Start with a free online assessment
A free 45-minute assessment with a UK teacher, at a time agreed in Kuwait time. No obligation.
