How much for a private English lesson in Poland?

pudddddin 7 | 48

5 Dec 2007 / #1

... in a small town in Western Poland?

ukpolska

5 Dec 2007 / #2

50zl per hour, but some charge more and some charge less but this is about the norm

BubbaWoo 33 | 3,506

5 Dec 2007 / #3

whatever you think the local market is willing to pay given demand, competition and how you want to position yourself

as ukpolska suggests, 50zl is a figure to start with

pamlarouge 3 | 56

5 Dec 2007 / #4

Are you looking to give lessons or receive them? If it's receive-I'm an English tutor, and I do online sessions via Skype. You can PM me for more details if you need to.

OP pudddddin 7 | 48

5 Dec 2007 / #5

I'm an English teacher and I work in a private school, but someone outside school has asked me if i will give a private lesson.

lazybones 2 | 52

5 Dec 2007 / #6

40zł/45min to 50-60zł/60min, it's up to you

pamlarouge 3 | 56

5 Dec 2007 / #7

I'm an English teacher and I work in a private school, but someone outside school has asked me if i will give a private lesson.

Ah :)

Alicja - | 44

6 Dec 2007 / #8

A bit too much for a small town. Check the rates here.

puddddddin

6 Dec 2007 / #9

we settled on 70zł for 90 minutes - i think that thats reasonable.

Aristoboulos 1 | 22

6 Dec 2007 / #10

I used to pay 35 zlotys for 45 minutes but not in Warsaw.

Depends on teacher's skills. Different case of polish second year student of english philogy, different of native speaker.