Switzerland · all cantons · at home or online

Private Tutors in Switzerland — Curriculum Specialists

Your daughter has an IB Higher Level paper in May. Your son sits the Zurich entrance exam in March. We assign a tutor who has taught that exact syllabus — IB, IGCSE, A-Level, AP, Matura or Gymi — at your kitchen table or online, for the same price, anywhere in Switzerland.

4.9rated by families in Switzerland · from 1,756 client reviews

Prepaid hours from CHF 85. One all-in price — nothing is added at checkout.

A secondary-school student in Switzerland with her notebooks, ready for a one-to-one tutoring session with Good Tutors Finder Employed tutors, not subcontractors
60 full minutes Every price is per 60 minutes, never per 45.
Your first lesson decidesNot right? Your money back, or a different tutor and that hour returned.
Same price at home or onlineNo travel surcharge, no registration fee, no minimum term.
A full year to use your packageAnd your best rate held for up to three months.

What we do

What is Good Tutors Finder?

Good Tutors Finder is a Swiss tutoring service for international-school and Swiss-school families, working in every canton, at home and online. Lessons are bought as prepaid packages of 5, 10 or 20 hours at CHF 85, CHF 95 or CHF 130 an hour, set by your child's age and the level of the work. Every figure is all-in, in Swiss francs, as of August 2026.

Hourly rates, all-in

CHF 85–130

Foundation, Specialist and Distinction. Nothing is added at checkout — no admin fee, no travel surcharge.

60 minutes

Every price is per 60 minutes. Swiss providers quote in 45-, 60- and 90-minute units, so headline prices are rarely comparable. Ours always is.

48–72 hours

Typical time from your enquiry to a named tutor. If the tutor is not the right fit, we reassign at no cost.

CHF 0

Registration fee, enrolment fee, admin fee, travel surcharge and minimum term. There is no fee of any kind to enquire or to be assigned a tutor.

All cantons

At home or online, priced identically. English-first, with German- and French-language delivery on request.

Curricula we teach

IB DiplomaIB MYPIB PYP IGCSEA-LevelAP Swiss MaturaBilingual MaturaGymi / ZAP University admissionsAdult learners

Curriculum specialists

Which curriculum does your child follow?

A tutor who knows the subject is not the same as a tutor who knows the syllabus. We assign on the curriculum, the level and the exam board — because a Paper 2 essay, an Internal Assessment and a Matura oral are three different pieces of work.

IB

IB Diploma

Higher and Standard Level across all six groups. Internal Assessments, the Extended Essay, Theory of Knowledge, Paper 1 and Paper 2 technique, command terms and mark-scheme practice.

MYP

IB MYP and PYP

Criterion-referenced assessment explained in plain English, personal-project support, eAssessment preparation, and the transition from MYP 5 into the Diploma.

IG

IGCSE

Cambridge and Edexcel. Core and Extended tiers, coursework, past-paper drilling and the June and November series. Final entries close in late February.

AL

A-Level

AS and A2 across sciences, mathematics, economics and humanities — including Further Mathematics and the step up from IGCSE in the first term of Year 12.

AP

Advanced Placement

May examinations, free-response technique and the score bands American universities actually ask for.

MA

Swiss Matura

Kantonsschule subjects and the bilingual Matura, including the schools that run a Swiss track alongside an international one. Maturaarbeit support included.

ZAP

Gymi and ZAP preparation

Zurich's central entrance exam, taught in English to the parent and in the exam language to the child. Registration runs 1 January to 10 February; the exam is on 8 March 2027.

DE

Arrival German and French

True-beginner German and French language work for a newly-arrived child — or a newly-arrived parent. At CEFR A1–A2 this is our Foundation rate at any age.

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Not sure which applies

Tell us the school and the year group. We will tell you which curriculum your child is on, which tier that sits in, and what it costs — before you buy anything.

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Does your canton have a Gymi entrance exam?

This is the question arriving families most often get wrong, and it is nowhere clearly explained in English. Zurich runs a central entrance exam, the ZAP, sat on 8 March 2027. Basel-Stadt runs only a voluntary exam, for pupils who miss the grade threshold. Zug has no entrance exam at all — admission to the Langzeitgymnasium is prüfungsfrei. If you have moved to Zug, nobody needs to prepare for a Gymi exam.

Prices and packages

How much does tutoring in Switzerland cost?

Tutoring with Good Tutors Finder costs CHF 85, CHF 95 or CHF 130 per 60 minutes, all-in, depending on your child's age and the level of the work. Buying hours in a prepaid package of 5, 10 or 20 lowers the hourly figure — a 10-hour Specialist package is CHF 810, which is CHF 81 an hour. The discount is for paying upfront, not for buying in bulk.

Foundation — CHF 85 an hour. Any subject, any curriculum, for a learner aged 10 or under. Plus true-beginner German or French at CEFR A1–A2, at any age, including adults.

5 hours

Best rate held 1 month · package valid 12 months

CHF 425

CHF 390

CHF 78 an hour

You save CHF 35
  • A short push before a test
  • 3–4 sessions of 90 minutes
  • At home or online, same price
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Most families choose this

10 hours

Best rate held 2 months · package valid 12 months

CHF 850

CHF 720

CHF 72 an hour

You save CHF 130
  • Half a term of weekly lessons
  • 6–7 sessions of 90 minutes
  • The rate clock pauses over your canton's school holidays
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20 hours

Best rate held 3 months · package valid 12 months

CHF 1,700

CHF 1,390

CHF 69.50 an hour

You save CHF 310
  • A full school term, one session a week
  • 13–14 sessions of 90 minutes
  • Our lowest hourly figure
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Just one lesson?

The single-hour Foundation rate, with no package and no commitment.

CHF 85

How long you have

A full year to use your package. Your best rate held for up to three months.

There are two clocks and they do different things. The short one protects the rate you paid. The long one is how long the value stays on your account. Most of this market publishes neither.

5 hoursBest rate held for 1 month
10 hoursBest rate held for 2 months
20 hoursBest rate held for 3 months
Every package — valid for 12 months from the day you buy it Your value stays on your account for a full year, whatever the rate window does.
  • The rate clock pauses over school holidays, automatically, on your own cantonal calendar. Zurich, Zug, Geneva, Vaud, Basel-Stadt and Ticino all differ — and Zurich runs two calendars that do not match. Nobody else in this market does this.
  • One free one-month extension on the rate window, for the asking, up to 30 days before it closes. Auto-approved, and we offer it before you have to ask.
  • When the rate window closes, nothing is taken. The hours you have already had are recalculated at the standard rate, and the balance stays on your account for the rest of the twelve months, used against the price at the time.
  • You will hear from us long before the year is up. A reminder at nine months, another at eleven. A balance still unused after twelve months closes — but it should never come as a surprise, and it never has to happen.
A worked example. A family buys a Specialist 10-hour package for CHF 810 and has used 7 hours when the two-month rate window closes, having declined the extension. Seven hours at the standard CHF 95 is CHF 665. The remaining CHF 145 stays on the account and buys a further hour and a half, any time in the rest of the year. They received 8.5 hours for CHF 810 rather than the 10 they hoped for — and not one franc was taken from them when the rate window closed.

Every package price, in one table

All figures are in Swiss francs, all-in, per 60 minutes, correct as of August 2026. The same price applies at home and online, in every canton.

Good Tutors Finder Switzerland package prices, August 2026
TierPackageList priceYou payYou savePer hourBest rate held for
FoundationSingle hourCHF 85CHF 85CHF 85
Foundation5 hoursCHF 425CHF 390CHF 35CHF 781 month
Foundation10 hoursCHF 850CHF 720CHF 130CHF 722 months
Foundation20 hoursCHF 1,700CHF 1,390CHF 310CHF 69.503 months
SpecialistSingle hourCHF 95CHF 95CHF 95
Specialist5 hoursCHF 475CHF 440CHF 35CHF 881 month
Specialist10 hoursCHF 950CHF 810CHF 140CHF 812 months
Specialist20 hoursCHF 1,900CHF 1,560CHF 340CHF 783 months
DistinctionSingle hourCHF 130CHF 130CHF 130
Distinction5 hoursCHF 650CHF 600CHF 50CHF 1201 month
Distinction10 hoursCHF 1,300CHF 1,110CHF 190CHF 1112 months
Distinction20 hoursOn request3 months

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Two clocks. "Best rate held for" is how long the package rate applies; that clock pauses over your canton's school holidays and can be extended once by a month, free. Separately, every package is valid for 12 months from purchase. Packages are not refunded in cash once a lesson has been taken, and unused hours cannot be cashed out — see the guarantees below for what happens instead.

Two things set the tier: the age of the learner and the complexity of the work. The city, the subject and whether the lesson is at home or online never change it. A learner aged 10 or under is Foundation; from age 11 a school subject is Specialist or above. True-beginner German or French at CEFR A1–A2 is Foundation at any age, including for adults.

Where the money goes

What CHF 95 an hour actually buys

We are not the cheapest tutoring in Switzerland and we do not try to be. Here is what the price covers, stated plainly.

A full 60 minutes

Not 45. The Swiss market quotes in three incompatible lesson units, which is why headline prices here are so hard to compare. Ours is always the full hour, and the per-hour figure sits under every package price.

A tutor who has taught the syllabus

The specialist is the product. Not a tutor — a tutor for this curriculum, this level, this exam board. We assign on those four things and nothing else.

A first lesson you cannot lose on

If the first lesson on your package is not right, you choose what happens: the whole package refunded to your card, or a different tutor with that hour credited back. No conditions on either.

An employed tutor, fully covered

Every tutor is employed through CANICET GmbH, with social contributions, accident cover and liability insurance carried by us. Hiring privately means carrying those obligations yourself.

How it works

How do you get started?

Three steps, and the first one takes two minutes. You book online yourself — we will never put a charge through on your behalf.

1

Tell us the three things that matter

Your child's age, the curriculum and year group, and the date you are working towards. Those three answers set the tier, the pack size and the urgency. Nobody else asks about the date.

2

We assign a tutor in 48–72 hours

Chosen on subject, curriculum, level and availability, then confirmed with you on WhatsApp. If the fit is not right, we reassign at no cost — your hours stay with you, never with a particular tutor.

3

Start with one lesson, not a leap

Your first hour is charged at that tier's 10-hour package rate — CHF 72, CHF 81 or CHF 111. If it is not right, you choose: everything you have paid refunded to your card, or a different tutor with that hour credited back. Buy a package afterwards and the hour counts towards it.

A tutor and a secondary-age student mid-lesson at a kitchen table in Switzerland, working through past-paper questions

What an hour looks like

Ninety minutes at your kitchen table

Most families book 90-minute sessions, and most of those happen at home. Here is what actually fills one — not a lesson plan, just how a good hour tends to go.

  • The first fifteen minutes are diagnosis. What did last week's paper actually ask, and where did the marks go?
  • The middle is teaching — the specific thing that was missing, taught by someone who has taught that syllabus before.
  • The last stretch is exam-level practice, under something close to real conditions, because that is where confidence comes from.
  • Then a short note to you, so you can see how it went without having to ask your teenager.

Like for like

How does this compare with the alternatives?

Every rate below is normalised to Swiss francs per 60 minutes, because the market does not quote that way. Each option has a real strength, and they are stated.

  Our answerGood Tutors Finder Online marketplace A private tutor you hire yourself A Swiss tutoring agency
Its genuine strengthInternational-curriculum specialism, priced per full hour, in English, German or FrenchThe widest choice and the lowest headline priceYou choose the person, and there is no agency marginLocal reputation and long standing in the Swiss school system
Typical rate per 60 minutesCHF 69.50–130CHF 20–45CHF 40–80 plus your employer costsCHF 60–160
Lesson unit publishedAlways 60 minutesRarely statedAgreed privatelyOften 45 minutes, priced like an hour
Joining or registration feeNoneA fee to contact a tutor is commonNoneUp to CHF 100 before lesson one
Price at home vs onlineIdenticalOnline only, usuallyVariesIn-person can cost CHF 30–45 more per hour
Who employs the tutorCANICET GmbHNobody — they are self-employedYou doVaries; often freelance
Your AHV and insurance dutyNoneUnclearYours to carryUsually none
If the first lesson disappointsYour money back, or a new tutor and the hour returned — your choiceAt your own riskAt your own riskUsually a free trial with someone else
If the tutor is not rightA different tutor at no cost, at any pointFind another and start againAn awkward conversationUsually a replacement tutor
How long prepaid value lastsA full 12 months, published upfrontRarely publishedNot applicableCommonly forfeited, terms rarely published
Pause over school holidaysThe rate clock pauses automatically, on your own cantonal calendarNoNot applicableNo
Minimum termNoneNoneNoneThree to six months is common

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How these figures were normalised. Swiss providers quote in 45-, 60- and 90-minute units interchangeably, so a "CHF 55 lesson" of 45 minutes is CHF 73.33 per 60 minutes. Every rate in this table has been converted to a 60-minute basis from publicly listed prices in August 2026, so the columns compare like with like. The agency range spans small local providers at the bottom to international premium agencies at the top. Ranges reflect the spread across providers in each category, not a single provider. Our own figures span the 20-hour Foundation package at CHF 69.50 an hour up to the single-hour Distinction rate at CHF 130.

Our tutors

Who will be teaching your child?

Every tutor is employed through CANICET GmbH, not subcontracted and not introduced to you as a freelancer. That means social contributions, accident cover and liability insurance sit with us, and your family carries no employment obligation at all. The six below are a sample of the team, not the whole of it.

Amira, primary learning & learning support tutor at Good Tutors Finder Switzerland

Amira

Primary learning & learning support

Primary English, mathematics and science; literacy and numeracy; inclusive support for dyslexia, ADHD and learning gaps.

Degrees. BA Primary Education, University of Birmingham · MA Special and Inclusive Education, UCL

Curricula. Lehrplan 21 · Key Stages 1–3 · SATs · 11+ · Cambridge Primary · IB PYP · Gymi foundations

Daniel, mathematics, physics & computer science tutor at Good Tutors Finder Switzerland

Daniel

Mathematics, physics & computer science

Mathematical reasoning, exam technique and problem-solving, from entrance mathematics through to Matura and Higher Level.

Degrees. BSc Mathematics, University of Manchester · MSc Computer Science, Imperial College London

Curricula. Swiss Matura · IB MYP/DP · IGCSE · A-Level · AP Calculus, Statistics, Physics, CS · SAT/ACT

Eva, english, languages & humanities tutor at Good Tutors Finder Switzerland

Eva

English, languages & humanities

Essay writing, textual analysis and speaking confidence across English, literature, history, French and Spanish.

Degrees. BA English Literature and French, University of Edinburgh · MA Comparative Literature, King's College London

Curricula. Swiss Matura · IB PYP/MYP/DP · IGCSE · A-Level · Cambridge International · AP English

Lukas, biology, chemistry & environmental science tutor at Good Tutors Finder Switzerland

Lukas

Biology, chemistry & environmental science

Clear scientific explanation, diagrams, data analysis and practical work, tied to the mark scheme.

Degrees. BSc Biochemistry, University of Bristol · MSc Environmental Science, ETH Zurich

Curricula. Swiss Matura · IB MYP/DP · IGCSE · A-Level · AP Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science

Matteo, business, economics & social sciences tutor at Good Tutors Finder Switzerland

Matteo

Business, economics & social sciences

Data interpretation, case studies and extended written responses in economics, business, geography and politics.

Degrees. BSc Economics, London School of Economics · MSc International Business, University of Warwick

Curricula. Swiss Matura · IB MYP/DP · IGCSE · A-Level · BTEC Business · AP Micro, Macro, Human Geography

Sophie, psychology, sociology & academic skills tutor at Good Tutors Finder Switzerland

Sophie

Psychology, sociology & academic skills

Research methods, essay development, revision planning and exam confidence, alongside the core subject tutor.

Degrees. BSc Psychology, University of Glasgow · MSc Education and Child Development, University of Cambridge

Curricula. Swiss Matura · IB MYP/DP · IGCSE · A-Level · BTEC Health and Social Care · AP Psychology

These six are a taste, not the team

They are here so you can see the level we hire at and the range we cover. Our roster is considerably larger than six cards, across more subjects, exam boards and languages than this page shows — and some tutors we do not publish at all. You are never limited to the people on this page: tell us the curriculum, the level and the date, and we assign from the whole team.

Assigned, not browsed

You do not sort through a directory of strangers. Tell us the curriculum, the level and the date, and we assign the right person within 48 to 72 hours.

Reassigned without friction

If the fit is wrong, say so. We reassign at no cost, and your hours stay with your family — they were never attached to one tutor.

Taught in English by default

Every tutor teaches in English as a minimum. German- and French-language delivery is arranged on request, for the sibling on the Swiss track.

If it goes wrong

What happens if it isn't right?

The strongest thing we can tell you about a first lesson is what happens if it disappoints you. When it does, you choose which of the first two applies — we do not choose for you.

01

Not right? Your money back.

If the first lesson on your package does not meet your expectations for tutor knowledge or professionalism, we refund the whole package to your card — including the hour you had. No questions, no conditions, nothing to argue about.

02

Or carry on with someone else.

Would you rather stay? We assign a different tutor and credit that hour straight back to your package. Your choice, not ours — and you can ask for a different tutor at any later point too, at no cost.

03

Fourteen days to change your mind

Bought a package and had second thoughts before starting? A full refund to your card within 14 days, provided no lesson has been taken. Switzerland gives no statutory right of withdrawal online — this one is ours, voluntarily.

04

Free cancellation until 17:00

Cancel or reschedule until 17:00 the day before and the hour is not deducted from your package. Children get ill and school trips move; that is not something to be charged for. No minimum term, no notice period, no enrolment fee.

Where we teach

Tutors across Switzerland, at home or online

We work in every canton. These six cities are where our tutors travel most — and the online price is identical, so distance never changes what you pay.

Zug

6300 – 6343

International schools here include ISZL, Institut Montana Zugerberg and SIS Rotkreuz. Note that Zug admits to the Langzeitgymnasium without an entrance exam — the work here is international curricula, not Gymi preparation.

Basel

4000 – 4059

International School Basel, SIS Basel and Academia sit alongside a pharma population that pushes demand towards biology, chemistry and physics at IB Higher Level.

Zurich

8000 – 8099

Zurich International School, ICS Zurich and Inter-Community School, plus the Kantonsschulen and the ZAP entrance exam on 8 March 2027. The one canton where Gymi preparation genuinely applies.

Geneva

1200 – 1209

Ecolint, Collège du Léman and Geneva English School. IB Diploma, French Baccalauréat crossover and bilingual Matura work, in English or in French.

Lausanne

1000 – 1018

International School of Lausanne and Brillantmont, with the EPFL admissions track drawing a steady run of Higher Level mathematics and physics work.

Bern

3000 – 3030

International School Bern, alongside Gymnasium and Matura preparation for families moving between the Swiss and international tracks.

Ready when you are

Tell us the subject, the level and whether you want us at the table

Nothing to pay to enquire and nothing to pay to be assigned. Tell us what your child is sitting and we come back with a tutor who has taught it, typically within 48 to 72 hours — and the first lesson carries both guarantees set out above.

The academic year

Which dates is your family working towards?

There are no countdowns on this page and no offers that end on Sunday. These are the real dates in the Swiss and international calendar — the ones that decide when tutoring needs to start.

WhatWhen it happensWhen families usually start
IB Diploma, May sessionLate April to 20 MayNovember to February — roughly ten to twelve weeks out
IB Diploma, November sessionOctober and NovemberJune to August
IGCSE and A-Level, June seriesLate April to early JuneNovember to February. Cambridge final entries close in late February
Advanced PlacementThe first half of MayJanuary to March
Zurich Gymi entrance exam (ZAP)8 March 2027. Registration runs 1 January to 10 FebruarySeptember of the previous year
IB results day6 JulySame day, for retakes, appeals and a November pivot
Cambridge results11 August (AS and A-Level) and 19 August (IGCSE)Same week
Term restartsBetween 7 and 17 August, depending on cantonJune and July — a summer arrival has three to six weeks

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Arriving in Switzerland over the summer? Term restarts sooner than most families expect — Schwyz on the 7th, Basel-Stadt and Zurich on the 8th, Zug on the 16th, Geneva on the 17th. A 10-hour package used before term starts covers a curriculum-gap check, a German or French head start, entrance-test practice and a briefing on what your child meets in week one.

Families we work with

What parents tell us

Six families, named by first name and initial, with the city and the exact tuition they bought. Every rating below was given to us directly by the family it is attributed to — and our independent Review Atlas profile stands at 4.9 out of 5 from 1,756 reviews.

★★★★★

We have been extremely pleased with Good Tutors Finder. Our daughter's tutor understands the IB Maths syllabus very well and quickly identified the areas where she needed more support. The lessons are focused, well prepared and include plenty of exam-style practice. Her confidence has improved enormously.

Rachel P. · Zug · Online IB Maths tuition

★★★★★

Our son has been preparing for the Gymi entrance examination and the support has been excellent. His tutor is patient, organised and very good at explaining both Mathematics and German. We have seen a clear improvement in his accuracy, confidence and approach to timed exercises.

Laura M. · Zurich · At-home Gymi preparation

★★★★★

Finding someone who genuinely understood the IGCSE curriculum was very important to us. The tutor has been excellent across Biology and Chemistry, explaining difficult topics clearly and helping our daughter apply her knowledge to past-paper questions. We are very happy with the progress she has made.

Daniel K. · Geneva · Online IGCSE Science tuition

★★★★★

The Economics tutor has made a real difference for our son. Instead of simply learning definitions, he now understands how to structure longer answers, use diagrams correctly and evaluate economic arguments. The lessons are engaging, challenging and very closely aligned with his A-Level course.

Sophie R. · Basel · Online A-Level Economics tuition

★★★★★

Our daughter needed help strengthening her IB English essays and preparing for assessments. Her tutor gives thoughtful, detailed feedback and has helped her become much more confident with literary analysis and essay structure. The quality of the tuition has been excellent.

Anna T. · Lausanne · At-home IB English tuition

★★★★★

We contacted Good Tutors Finder for support with Swiss Matura Mathematics and have had a very positive experience. The tutor explains difficult concepts step by step and makes sure our son really understands them before moving on. He is now much more confident and better organised in his preparation.

Michael B. · Lucerne · Online Swiss Matura Mathematics tuition

Questions

Common questions from Swiss families

How much does tutoring cost in Switzerland?

Tutoring with Good Tutors Finder costs CHF 85, CHF 95 or CHF 130 per 60 minutes, all-in, depending on your child's age and the level of the work. Buying a prepaid package lowers that figure: ten Specialist hours cost CHF 810, which is CHF 81 an hour. Across the wider Swiss market, published rates run from about CHF 20 to CHF 260 per 60 minutes.

How long do I have to use a package?

Twelve months from the day you buy it. Inside that, a shorter clock protects the rate you paid — one month on a 5-hour package, two on a 10-hour, three on a 20-hour — and it pauses over your canton's school holidays. When the rate window closes nothing is taken: the hours you have had are recalculated at the standard rate and the balance stays on your account for the rest of the year.

Is it cheaper online than at home?

No — the price is identical. A lesson at your kitchen table in Geneva and a lesson online cost exactly the same, anywhere in Switzerland. There is no travel surcharge and no in-person premium. Some Swiss providers charge CHF 30 to CHF 45 more per hour for face-to-face tuition; we do not, because you should not pay for a tutor's commute.

Which tier will my child be in?

Two things decide it: your child's age and the complexity of the work. A learner aged 10 or under is Foundation at CHF 85. From age 11, a school subject is Specialist at CHF 95. The most demanding work — IB Higher Level, advanced Matura, competitive university admissions — is Distinction at CHF 130. True-beginner German or French is Foundation at any age.

How long does it take to get a tutor?

Typically 48 to 72 hours from your enquiry to a named tutor, confirmed with you on WhatsApp. We assign on subject, curriculum, level and availability. Faster is sometimes possible, but we will not promise it — a tutor assigned quickly to the wrong syllabus helps nobody. Families do not browse or select the tutor themselves.

What if the tutor is not the right fit?

Tell us. If it was the first lesson on your package, you choose: we refund the whole package to your card, including that lesson, or we assign a different tutor and credit the hour back to your package. Later in a package we assign a different tutor at no cost, at any point — your hours belong to your family, never to a particular tutor.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, in two situations. Before any lesson is taken, a package is refunded in full to your card within 14 days of purchase, no questions asked. And if the first lesson on your package is not right, we refund the whole package to your card, including that lesson. After that, packages are not refunded in cash and unused hours cannot be cashed out — instead we assign a different tutor at no cost.

Is the price I see the price I pay?

Yes. Every figure on this page is one all-in amount in Swiss francs, and it is the same amount on your receipt. Nothing is added at checkout. There is no registration fee, no enrolment fee, no admin fee, no travel surcharge and no minimum term, and the figure does not change between a lesson at home and a lesson online.

How long is a lesson?

The default session is 90 minutes and you may choose 60. The price per hour is identical either way, and packages are sold in hours rather than in lessons — ten hours is ten hours, however you split it. A 90-minute session usually runs as diagnosis, then teaching, then exam-level practice.

Do you prepare children for the Gymi exam?

Yes, in Zurich, where the central entrance exam (ZAP) is sat on 8 March 2027 with registration open from 1 January to 10 February. Basel-Stadt runs only a voluntary exam for pupils who miss the grade threshold. Zug has no entrance exam at all — admission there is prüfungsfrei, so no preparation is needed.

Which cities do you cover?

All of Switzerland, in every canton. Our tutors travel most in Zug, Basel, Zurich, Geneva, Lausanne and Bern, and online lessons reach everywhere else at the same price. We are an English-first service built for the international community, with German- and French-language delivery arranged on request.

Can we choose our own tutor?

No, and that is deliberate. Good Tutors Finder is a tutoring service, not a directory of strangers to sort through. We assign the tutor on subject, curriculum, level and availability, which is how a family gets a Higher Level chemistry specialist rather than whoever answered first. If the fit is wrong, we reassign at no cost. If you would rather talk it through before committing to anything, that costs nothing — book a tutor and tell us what your child is sitting, or send a WhatsApp message and ask first.

The rest of the site

Where do you go from here?

Four ways in. Every page below carries the same prices, the same guarantees and the same 48-to-72-hour assignment — the difference is only how much detail it gives you about one curriculum, one subject, one city or one exam.

By curriculum

The syllabus your child is actually sitting, with the components, the boards and the entry deadlines that go with it.

IB tutor Switzerland · IGCSE tutor · A-Level tutor · Swiss Matura tutor · Gymi preparation

By subject

Maths and the sciences carry the most demand in Switzerland; languages carry the arrival demand.

maths tutor · science tutor · physics and chemistry tutor · English tutor · German tutor · French tutor

By city, and online

Tutors travel most in these six. Online covers every other canton at exactly the same price.

tutor in Zug · private tutor Zurich · tutor in Basel · tutor in Geneva · tutor in Lausanne · tutor in Bern · online tutoring · all areas served

By exam, and by arrival

Dated work, and the first Swiss term — the two moments families most often need a tutor at short notice.

exam preparation · school entrance exam tutoring · moving to Switzerland with school-age children · summer tutoring Switzerland · tutoring prices Switzerland · tutoring for schools

Start here

Tell us the subject, the year group and the date you're working towards

We will come back with a tutor who has taught that syllabus, typically within 48 to 72 hours. Booking takes about two minutes, and there is no fee of any kind to enquire or to be assigned a tutor.

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