What is a reasonable hourly rate for tutoring, math specifically?

Question

I would like to tutor kids in math since I love the subject. I want this experience as I would like a career change and think this would be a good way to gain relevant experience. What do you think I should charge per hour?

Answer 1

I paid my tutor 10 dollars for an hour and it was for math.

Answer 2

I am a high school teacher and I tutor students in SAT prep.  I charge between $25 and $50 per hour.  

The reason there is a range is because I offer discounted rates for multiple students in one home or for extended agreements.  

For example, if a parent wants me to come on a weekend, one time, for a couple of hours, just to review before the SAT, I would charge $50 per hour.

However, if a parent wants continued help for an entire semester, say three to five hours a week for a month, I would charge less.  

The absolute least I charge is if two or more students (sometimes siblings in a single home, sometimes parents who have formed study groups, sometimes homeschool groups) want to meet together in one location for a review session.  Then, I charge $25 per student, per hour.

Answer 3

Are you certified by the state you live in as a teacher?  If you are then you can charge between 30 and 50 dollars an hour.  If you are not certified, no more than 20.00.

Answer 4

As a guide, teachers in our district get $33 an hour (certified) and non-certified get $25 for hourly work.