Travelling tutors:
your questions, answered.

A travelling tutor accompanies a family or joins them overseas, teaching at agreed times. Tuition can maintain schoolwork, develop subjects or prepare for examinations. We shape the educational brief and coordinate the tutor search.

Yes. You can request a tutor for one week, a fortnight or part of a holiday. Share the destination, dates, subjects and preferred hours so we can explore availability.

We assess destinations individually. Share the countries, dates and onward stops. Tutor availability, travel and relevant entry or work permissions must be confirmed before a placement is agreed.

Yes. Include each destination and travel day in the brief. We consider teaching time, accommodation, transport and rest. Later route changes need agreement before new travel is booked.

Yes. Share the year group, subjects, examination boards and schoolwork to help align the programme. Any school liaison or sharing of records is agreed with you separately.

Yes. Share the qualification, subjects, examination boards, dates and priorities. We explore relevant subject expertise and plan revision, practice and feedback around the trip.

Hours are agreed around age, concentration, goals and family plans. Morning lessons with breaks may suit revision; a broader programme needs a different rhythm. Teaching, preparation and time off are defined before the stay.

Possibly, if their subjects, stages and schedules are compatible. Separate sessions or shared teaching may work; some briefs need more than one specialist. Share each child’s broad requirements without names initially.

Yes. A tutor needs suitable private accommodation, meals, transport and a quiet study space. This may be within your property or nearby. Arrangements and associated costs are agreed before the stay.

The tutor’s primary role is education. Childcare, driving and supervision outside lessons are included only if expressly agreed. Tell us about any additional responsibilities so roles, hours and suitability can be clarified.

Yes. Tuition can maintain a routine between schools and prepare a student for a new curriculum. Share the move dates, current studies and next school’s start date so we can plan the transition.

Weekly tuition starts from £1,500 per week. Teaching hours, subjects, expertise and destination shape the quotation, including any travel or accommodation charges. Full-time salaried tutor roles range from £45,000–£180,000 per year; other appointment costs are confirmed separately.

Enquire when likely dates and destinations are known. More notice gives greater scope to find the right expertise and resolve travel arrangements. For short-notice requests, share the deadline and any flexibility.

Traveling Tutors, owned by Clear Group Limited, receives and manages your enquiry. We discuss your requirements and coordinate the search. The tutor is sourced from our extensive tutor and partner network.

We consider subjects, curriculum, learning style, interests and practical arrangements. We then discuss suitable tutor experience and personal fit with you, including an introductory conversation where helpful.

We seek confirmation of identity, references, relevant qualifications, applicable background checks and safeguarding arrangements from the relevant tutor or partner. Before commitment, we explain what is confirmed and who to contact with concerns.

Only with your separate permission. Clear Group Limited manages the enquiry. Before sharing personal details, we name the proposed tutor or partner and explain what is needed and why.

Yes. An authorised family office, personal assistant or adviser can coordinate the enquiry. Use your own contact details, outline the educational brief and identify the decision-maker. Permission to arrange tuition is separate from permission to share personal information.

Yes. An introductory conversation can be arranged, subject to availability, to discuss teaching style, interests and expectations. Relevant experience, checks and the placement terms are also confirmed before commitment.

Traveling Tutors remains your coordination contact. Before the stay, we agree the tutor’s responsibilities, review arrangements, contact availability and scope of ongoing support. You will know who to contact about teaching, practical matters or concerns.

Contact us promptly. We review the concern and explore adjustments, rearranged sessions or an alternative tutor. Availability and the agreed terms determine replacement, cancellation and fees; immediate cover is not guaranteed.

Reviews consider work completed, understanding, independent-study habits and the next priorities. Before tuition starts, agree who provides updates, how often and whether a written summary is included.

The quotation sets out teaching hours, programme scope, the parties involved and all applicable charges. It explains how consultancy, travel, accommodation, meals and resources are handled, plus payment and cancellation terms. Full-time salary figures are shown separately from other appointment costs.

Yes. We discuss the educational brief and explore relevant tutor experience. Specialist training and suitability are confirmed individually. Please keep the initial enquiry broad; sensitive reports can be considered later through an agreed route.

Yes. Confidence, motivation and independent-study habits can sit alongside subject goals. We discuss practical objectives and a teaching approach suited to your child, then agree how progress will be reviewed.

Dominic brings over ten years’ experience guiding families and building bespoke education programmes, with a background in senior independent-school and education leadership roles. His approach combines academic planning, tutor selection and programme oversight. Clear Group Ltd is the company contact.

Yes. Share the broad route, dates, educational stages and accommodation available. We explore the brief through our tutor and partner network, assessing the tutor’s experience and the vessel’s practical requirements before confirming a placement.

Keep curriculum priorities clear and use relevant experiences to explore them. A museum can inspire writing; a coastline can support geography. Defined lesson time protects essential schoolwork while the destination adds context.

Full-time salaried tutor roles range from £45,000–£180,000 per year, depending on experience, responsibilities and location. This is the tutor’s annual salary. The proposal confirms any additional appointment, programme-management, travel or accommodation costs.