The Profs Fine Art Tutors in London Guide and FAQs from The Profs

Our Fine Art tutor and art teacher rates start at £60/hour for GCSE and A-Level Art & Design, £75/hour for BA studio, history of art or fashion design modules, and £90–£120/hour for MA, MFA critique or professional portfolio reviews. The one-off £70 registration fee covers matching and lesson set-up. Pre-pay 10 or 20 hours to unlock 5–10 % discounts and guarantee the best art tutor in London for longer projects. Book your free consultation now.

Our experienced tutors teach Key Stage 3, GCSE and A-Level Art & Design, IB Visual Arts, Foundation diplomas, BA Fine Art, BA Fashion Design, BA and MA History of Art, and PhD research. Whether you need figure drawing, oil painting, graphic design principles or contextual studies, a practising artist will tailor short courses or full-year art tuition to your goals.

Can The Profs help with GCSE, A-Level and university Fine Art resits and short courses in London?

Yes. Each art tutor creates revision schedules aligned to AQA, Edexcel and OCR mark schemes, focusing on sketchbook development, practical skills and exam composition. University resit students receive studio feedback, dissertation guidance and gallery-ready curation tips. In 2024-25, 92 % of school learners and 93 % of undergraduates improved grades, boosting confidence and creative problem-solving.

Our smart-match algorithm pairs you with a vetted art tutor in London—often a Central Saint Martins or Chelsea College of Arts graduate—within 48 hours. After a free call, you’ll meet your chosen tutor on a 30-minute introductory video chat and schedule online lessons or studio sessions across East, West or Central London.

Do you provide recorded Fine Art lessons and art courses for revision?

All online tutoring uses BitPaper to record demonstrations of drawing and painting techniques, digital workflows and crit discussions. Re-watch videos anytime to reinforce knowledge before an art exam, university assessment or gallery submission, accelerating learning and independent study skills.

Absolutely. Tutors—many from the University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, Goldsmiths, University of London and University of the Arts London—coach portfolio curation, personal statements and interviews for Ruskin, UAL, Courtauld Institute of Art and more. In 2024-25, 99 % of applicants secured a first- or second-choice offer.

What success rates do you have in Fine Art tutoring and fashion design mentoring in London?

Across Fine Art and Art & Design education, 92 % of school pupils rose at least one grade, 68 % achieved A–A*, and 57 % of undergraduates earned First-class degrees. Our Oxbridge acceptance rate is 66 %, triple the UK average—evidence that expert tutoring grows skills, creativity and academic confidence.

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Do you teach Fine Art for all exam boards and curricula in London, including short courses and art courses?

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Yes. Tutors teach AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Cambridge International, IB Visual Arts, US AP Art & Design and bespoke university modules. Sessions blend past-papers, studio practice, gallery visits and theoretical critique to mirror each syllabus.

Who are your Fine Art tutors, art tutors and art teachers and what qualifications do they have?

Only 3 % of applicants join our network. 98 % hold a postgraduate or Master of Fine Arts degree; 45 % possess doctorates or an MFA in Fine Art. Many exhibit at the Royal Academy of Arts, Royal Society of Portrait Painters and leading London art galleries while teaching drawing and painting. All tutors pass enhanced DBS and KYC checks.

Is Fine Art tutoring by an art tutor in London online, face-to-face, or hybrid?

The Profs operate online-first for flexibility, but private art lessons can be arranged face-to-face in London studios such as Cecil Studios or Guildhall Art School. Hybrid plans—online during term, in-person before assessments—let students of all ages and abilities access the best tutors and maintain momentum in their fine art practice.

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