What is Pay What You Can tuition?
Pay What You Can tuition is the group-lesson model at Mathematics and Science Tuition, where there is no fixed fee and families pay what they can reasonably afford per lesson. It exists to remove financial barriers and give every child the academic support they deserve.
Muhammad Ali set up Pay What You Can because parents kept contacting him who could not afford the appropriate help at a price that worked for them. It is not pay whatever you want, and it is not about paying the minimum you can get away with: the figure should be what you can reasonably afford, based on your family’s current financial situation. To take a place, email Muhammad and tell him what you can genuinely afford per lesson; there is no form to fill in and no means test. He asks for a minimum commitment of one half-term, typically six to seven weeks, and the model rests on trust and the good conscience of everyone involved. It applies to group lessons in Maths, Physics and Chemistry only, while one-to-one lessons are charged at the standard hourly rate. Pay What You Can was featured in the Daily Express.
