How it works
There are two ways to find a tutor: browse profiles and contact a tutor directly, or post one tutoring job and let tutors apply to you. Both are free.
For students and parents
- Create a free account and verify your email. Verification unlocks posting, applying and messaging.
- Browse or post. Search tutor profiles by subject and country, or post a job describing the subject, level, mode (online or in person) and budget range.
- Compare applicants. Tutors apply with a message and a proposed rate. Compare their profiles, qualifications and any real reviews from completed jobs.
- Message in the platform. Ask questions and agree details before you commit. Keep early conversations on the platform so we can help if something goes wrong.
- Book a trial and start. Where a tutor offers it, request a trial lesson, agree a time, and then arrange ongoing lessons directly with your tutor.
- Leave a review. After a job is completed with the tutor you selected, you can leave a review that helps the next student choose.
For tutors
- Create a free tutor account and verify your email.
- Build your profile. Add your headline, biography, subjects, levels, languages, rate and location from your dashboard.
- Wait for review. Profiles are reviewed before they become public — this protects students and keeps the marketplace trustworthy. See Safety & verification.
- Browse jobs and apply. Your first application is free; after that, each application costs a few Credits based on the student's country (shown on the job before you apply). Write a specific message and propose your rate. Once you apply, the student's contact number appears so you can follow up on WhatsApp.
- Teach and earn reviews. Agree times with the student, teach, and build a record of real reviews from completed work.
Is it free to find a tutor?
Yes. Students and parents pay nothing to join, post a job, contact tutors, message or request a trial. Tutors also join and get approved free; a tutor's first application is free, and later applications spend Credits based on the student's country — see Pricing.
How are tutors checked?
Every tutor profile is reviewed by an administrator before it becomes public, and tutors can additionally submit identity and qualification documents for a verified badge. Reviews on a profile come only from students who completed a job with that tutor on this platform.
When do I get the tutor's phone number?
Phone numbers are never public. A student's number is shown only to tutors who apply to that student's job, and a tutor's number is shown only to a student whose job they applied to — so both sides can follow up directly, for example on WhatsApp.
What the platform does — and does not do
TutMeet provides profiles, job posts, applications, in-platform messaging and trial booking requests. Lessons are delivered by the tutor, and payment for lessons is arranged between student and tutor — the platform does not take lesson payments at launch, which is also why our refund policy is short. Messages update automatically while a conversation page is open; there is no separate mobile app at launch.