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Cost of maths tutoring in Peru, counted to the exam

Families usually compare maths tutors by the price of an hour or a month. The number that decides the total, though, is how many months the learner has before the exam that matters, and in Peru those exams cluster in a few weeks of November, February and August. This page puts the 2026 to 2027 dates in one place, explains what moves a tutor's fee, and shows our own maths fee in the cards below, with no competitor prices.

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The short answer

The cost of maths tutoring in Peru is the monthly fee multiplied by the months before the learner's deadline, so start by counting the weeks to the exam. Fees vary with home or online teaching, the level, one to one or group, and lessons per week. Our mentors teach maths live and online in English, from primaria through university, either in groups of fifteen to twenty or one to one, at hours the family sets; our monthly fee in US dollars is in the cards on this page.

By stage

Three maths courses and the deadlines they serve

Each is paid month by month. The stage of school decides which one, and the exam date decides for how long.

Why fees differ

How much does a maths tutor cost in Peru?

There is no official rate. A tutor's fee in Peru moves with five things, and two families quoting very different prices may simply be buying different services.

  1. At home or online. A tutor who travels to the family's home charges for travel time too; online removes it, and so removes the commute for the learner.
  2. The level. Primaria arithmetic, secundaria algebra, admission-exam preparation, IB or IGCSE and university calculus are different jobs. Exam-specific work usually costs more.
  3. One to one or a group. A private tutor's whole hour goes to one learner. Our maths groups have fifteen to twenty learners at the same level; one-to-one classes are the other option.
  4. Lessons per week. Some fees buy one lesson a week, others two or more. Our monthly maths fee covers eight live classes, normally two a week.
  5. How many months. The one families forget. A month of tutoring three weeks before an exam costs the same as a month in March, and does far less.

We never print other tutors' or academies' prices, and our own appears only in the fee cards below. Our Spanish guide to tutor prices converts school hours and travel into clock hours for a fairer comparison.

The deadlines

When are the main maths exams for secundaria pupils in Peru?

These are the dates that set most tutoring budgets for the 2026 to 2027 cycle, each from the organiser's own page. Dates already past are kept because they show when the next round is likely to fall.

Maths-heavy exams for secundaria pupils in Peru, 2026 to 2027, from each organiser
ExamWho sits itDateHow maths appears
ONEM 2026, school stageSecundaria pupils, entered by their schoolWednesday 8 July 2026Ten written-answer problems in two hours
CEPRE-UNI 2026-2 final examStudents of UNI's pre-university centreSunday 2 August 2026Part of UNI's direct-entry route
UNI ordinary admission 2026-2Secondary-school leavers10, 12 and 14 August 2026Three papers; the second is entirely Matemática
U de Lima school exam, 2027-1Pupils in 5th of secundariaSunday 15 November 2026, 07:00One test of aptitude and knowledge; wrong answers lose points
PUCP La Primera Opción, 2027-1Pupils in 5th of secundaria29 November 2026Special emphasis on reading comprehension and maths
PUCP Evaluación del Talento, 2027-1Secondary-school leavers21 February 2027Same emphasis on reading and maths
UNI, next ordinary examSecondary-school leavers16, 18 and 20 February (year not stated on the page)Details not yet published there

Sources: Universidad de Lima, Guía del postulante 2027-1(A); PUCP, Guía del postulante (Admisión 2027-1, classes from March 2027); UNI, Admisión 2026-2 page; CEPRE-UNI activity calendar 2026-2; UGEL 06 (MINEDU) oficio múltiple on ONEM 2026. All read on 8 and 9 November 2026. Admission exams are in Spanish and each university alone decides who is admitted. We are not connected with any university, CEPRE or ONEM.

Reading the table as a budget

Peruvian law requires a knowledge exam as the main route into university: PUCP quotes Ley Universitaria 30220 saying the admission contest consists of "un examen de conocimientos" as the principal compulsory step. Maths sits at the centre of most of these exams.

For a pupil in 4th of secundaria in late 2026, U de Lima and PUCP's first-option dates are about a year away. That is a long, cheap runway: one or two maths lessons a week, building understanding rather than cramming.

Why the date changes the format

With a year to go, a group is usually enough. With twelve weeks, one-to-one classes spent only on the learner's gaps often cost less in total, because nothing is wasted on topics they already know.

U de Lima deducts points for wrong answers, so preparation must include judging when not to answer. We teach that with original timed sets. Admission exams are in Spanish; we teach the maths reasoning in English and the learner practises the Spanish wording on the university's own sample material.

A real lesson

How many classes fit before an exam? A short Python program

Subtract two dates and Python tells you the days between them. From there it is one line to weeks and classes. This is a lesson we give secundaria pupils, and it settles budget arguments at home quickly.

The question

A pupil plans to start maths classes on Monday 16 November 2026, an invented date for the lesson, at two classes a week. How many classes fit before each of three exams in the table?

One of the exams falls the day before the first class. A careless program would report a negative number of classes; this one checks first.

The ideas

date(2027, 2, 21) - date(2026, 11, 16) gives a timedelta, and .days turns it into a plain number. Floor division by 7 gives whole weeks.

timedelta(weeks=13) works the other way: add it to a date to find when a thirteen-week plan would end. Python handles month lengths and the change of year for you.

exam_countdown.py: days, weeks and classes leftPython
from datetime import date, timedelta

start = date(2026, 11, 16)                       # an invented first class, a Monday
exams = {
    "U de Lima school exam": date(2026, 11, 15),
    "PUCP Primera Opcion": date(2026, 11, 29),
    "PUCP Evaluacion del Talento": date(2027, 2, 21),
}
for name, day in exams.items():
    gap = (day - start).days
    if gap <= 0:
        print(f"{name}: too late, it falls {-gap} day(s) before the first class")
        continue
    print(f"{name}: {gap} days, {gap // 7} full week(s), about {gap // 7 * 2} classes at two a week")

print("Thirteen weeks after the start:", (start + timedelta(weeks=13)).strftime("%A %d %B %Y"))

It prints U de Lima school exam: too late, it falls 1 day(s) before the first class, then PUCP Primera Opcion: 13 days, 1 full week(s), about 2 classes at two a week, then PUCP Evaluacion del Talento: 97 days, 13 full week(s), about 26 classes at two a week, and finally Thirteen weeks after the start: Monday 15 February 2027.

The output makes the budget point by itself. Starting in mid-November leaves about two classes before PUCP's first-option exam, which is barely worth paying for as exam preparation, and about twenty-six before February, which is enough for real work. The same fee buys very different value depending on the date it starts. Accents are left out of the exam names in the code to keep the example simple to type.

  1. Change the start. Set start to 1 March 2026 and run it again. How many classes would have fitted before U de Lima's exam?
  2. Add an exam. Add the UNI ordinary exam of 10 August 2026 and see the guard catch it.
  3. Count only school weeks. Harder: skip any week that falls in a school break from the RM 501-2025 calendar.
  4. Explain it. In two English sentences, tell a parent why the start date matters more than the monthly fee.

What school already gives

How much maths does a secundaria pupil already get at school?

Enough hours that a tutor should not repeat the lessons. The point of paying is the part a class of thirty cannot do: finding one learner's gaps and fixing them.

The national curriculum gives Matemática four periods a week in every secundaria grade in schools on the regular day, rising to six where a school runs the longer Jornada Escolar Completa; the CNEB defines a period as 45 minutes. Under RM 501-2025 the 2026 year ran thirty-six teaching weeks, with the last block from 19 October to 18 December 2026. Our arithmetic: four periods is three clock hours of maths a week, about a hundred and eight hours across a teaching year.

Against that, one or two tutoring hours a week is small, so they must be targeted. A diagnostic in the first class, problems chosen for the gap rather than the chapter, and a learner who explains their own working are what make the money count. If a tutor spends the hour doing the homework, the family is paying twice for the same lesson. Our page on choosing a profesor particular de matemáticas online covers this in Spanish.

Pre-university options

Is a pre-university academy cheaper than a maths tutor?

They are different products, and we do not compare prices. An academia or a university's own pre-university centre teaches every admission subject to large groups on a fixed schedule; a tutor works on one learner's maths.

What the universities run

Several universities run their own centres. UNI offers direct entry through CEPRE-UNI, whose 2026-2 cycle ended with a final exam on 2 August 2026. PUCP lists CeprePUCP as one of its regular admission routes, and U de Lima's 2027-1 process includes a route through its pre-university centre.

Families should read each university's own guide; terms, dates and fees are set there, not by us.

Where tutoring fits

Many pupils combine the two: a centre or academia for the full syllabus in Spanish, and a tutor for the maths that is not clicking. Others need only the maths.

We do not run an academia and do not prepare the Spanish-language parts of admission exams. We teach the maths reasoning, in English, that the exams depend on, and we never promise admission.

Our fee

What does our maths tutoring cost, and what is included?

Our maths fee is in the cards below, in US dollars per month, for a group or one to one. Here is what that monthly payment covers.

Eight live lessons

Normally two a week with the same mentor, on a shared whiteboard, with the learner working and explaining each step.

Work between lessons

A few problems chosen for the learner's gaps, marked together at the start of the next lesson. No extra books to buy.

Short progress notes

What was solved, what is still shaky, and what comes next, so a parent can judge value month by month.

Payment is monthly by card in US dollars, converted into soles by your bank; a small payment-gateway charge is shown at checkout before you confirm. There is no long contract, so a family can stop once the exam is over. The first class is free and needs no card. Families who want maths taught in English for its own sake can read our Spanish page about a maths teacher in English.

The teaching language

Will maths tutoring in English cost more or work less well?

It costs nothing extra, and for most secundaria pupils it works well, because the language of maths is mostly symbols and diagrams.

The mentor, teaching from India, speaks in short plain sentences, puts each new term on the whiteboard, and is happy with answers given as numbers and working. EF's English Proficiency Index 2025 gives Lima 555, in its high band, so many Lima teenagers follow a clear maths lesson in English without trouble; others settle within a few classes. Because admission exams are in Spanish, we make sure each learner also knows the Spanish names of the ideas they learn, so nothing is lost on the day.

Value for money

What should each month of maths tutoring produce?

Our own markers. If a month passes without the next one, tell us; it usually means the plan needs changing, not more months.

Progress markers by month of tutoring (ours)
MonthWhat the learner should showWhat it means for the exam
1A clear list of gaps, agreed with the mentorThe plan targets the right topics
2 to 3Gaps closing; explains methods aloudFewer marks lost to misunderstanding
4 to 6Solves mixed problems without promptsReady for timed practice
Final monthTimed sets with a strategy for skippingMarks lost to time and guessing fall

With a year to go

A group is often enough. Spend the early months on understanding, not exam papers.

Review at month three: if gaps are closing, carry on; if not, try one to one.

With weeks to go

One to one, aimed only at the biggest gaps, is usually the better use of money.

After the exam, stop or switch to the next goal. Paying past the deadline is the most common waste.

More maths courses

Nine more maths courses, paid the same way

From primaria to adult learners. Each is billed monthly and taught live in English.

I

Primaria

Ages 6 to 11

COTU / PRI / 01

Primary maths

Grades 1 to 5: number, fractions and measurement.

Open the syllabus

COTU / PRI / 02

Mental maths

Number sense for children of 5 to 10.

Open the syllabus

COTU / PRI / 03

Maths through coding

School maths explored in Python, 10 to 15.

Open the syllabus
II

Secundaria

Ages 12 to 17

COTU / SEC / 01

Algebra foundations

The algebra every later topic leans on.

Open the syllabus

COTU / SEC / 02

Olympiad maths

Hard problems, original sets, real proof.

Open the syllabus
III

Adults

Ages 18 and over

COTU / ADULT / 01

Statistics and probability

From data to hypothesis tests.

Open the syllabus

COTU / ADULT / 02

Maths for data science

Statistics, linear algebra and machine learning.

Open the syllabus

COTU / ADULT / 03

Business and finance maths

Interest, investment and risk.

Open the syllabus

How classes run

How monthly maths tutoring runs from Peru

Any day, any time, flexible: choose a batch, or for a very personalised plan choose 1-on-1 at the hour that suits your family.

During term

Lessons fitted around school and homework.

Before an exam

Extra one-to-one lessons can be added for a few weeks.

After the exam

Stop, or move to the next goal; no long contract.

Shared whiteboard

Working written where mentor and learner both see it.

Gaps first

Lessons chosen by diagnosis, not by chapter.

Clear, slow English

Key terms written; Spanish names noted for exams.

Levels, not ages

A group is matched to what the learner can already do.

Timed sets near exams

Original problems under exam-style time limits.

Monthly billing

In US dollars by card; stop when the goal is met.

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Examples from learners in their second year or later with us. More in the student labs.

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Fees

Our monthly maths fee for Peru

Maths fees are monthly, in US dollars, and charged to a card. The soles figure is whatever your bank's conversion gives on the day it processes the payment.

Free first class

Free

no card required

  • A free first maths class
  • A diagnostic of strengths and gaps
  • No card to book
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Group batch

$100 USD

a month, eight live classes

  • Fifteen to twenty learners at one level
  • One mentor throughout
  • Eight live lessons a month
  • Monthly; stop after the exam
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One to one

$150 USD

a month, eight live classes

  • A private maths mentor
  • Lessons aimed at your gaps
  • Hours agreed with you
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Questions from Peru

The cost of maths tutoring in Peru: questions and answers

Are the classes in Spanish?

No. Every maths lesson we give is live, online and in English. Mentors write each new term on the whiteboard and speak slowly. Because admission exams in Peru are in Spanish, learners also note the Spanish name of each idea.

How much does a maths tutor cost in Peru?

There is no official rate; it depends on home or online teaching, level, one to one or group, and lessons per week. Our monthly maths fee is in the cards on this page, in US dollars. We do not quote other tutors' or academies' prices.

How many months of tutoring will we need?

Count the weeks to the exam first. With a year to go, a group class once or twice a week is usually enough. With a few weeks, one-to-one lessons aimed at the biggest gaps give more for the money.

When are the 2026 to 2027 admission exams?

From the universities' own pages: U de Lima's school exam on Sunday 15 November 2026; PUCP La Primera Opción on 29 November 2026 and Evaluación del Talento on 21 February 2027; UNI listed 16, 18 and 20 February without a year. Check each guide before planning.

Do you prepare for the admission exam itself?

We prepare the maths reasoning, in English, with original timed problems. We do not teach the Spanish-language sections, run an academia, or promise admission. Each university decides who is admitted.

Is online tutoring cheaper than a tutor at home?

It removes the tutor's travel time, which is part of what a home visit costs, and every worked problem stays saved for revision. Our fee is in the cards on this page; we do not compare it with named tutors.

Can we stop after the exam?

Yes. Payment is monthly with no long contract. Many families stop once the exam is done, or move to the next goal, such as first-year university maths.

What time are classes in Peru?

Any day, any time, flexible: choose a batch, or for a very personalised plan choose 1-on-1 at the hour that suits your family. The mentor in India is ten and a half hours ahead of Lima all year, so a 07:30 lesson in Lima is 18:00 in India.

Are there extra costs?

No books or materials to buy. A computer or tablet, a connection, paper and a pencil are all a learner needs. A small payment-gateway charge appears at checkout before you confirm.

How do I pay from Peru?

By card each month in US dollars; your bank converts the charge into soles. The first class is free and needs no card.

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In the free class a mentor works through a short diagnostic with the learner. Afterwards we look at the exam date together, suggest a group or one-to-one plan and how many months it needs, and agree an hour that suits the family.

You can also read how we teach or open the course list to see each maths syllabus.

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