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Average Cost of ESL Lessons in Atlanta, GA

The average cost of 60-minute ESL lessons in Atlanta is $84. While the exact cost will vary depending on the teacher, type of lesson, and your location, you should expect to spend anywhere between $70 and $98 per hour.

30-min $50
 
$54 average
 $60
45-min $70
 
$74 average
 $79
60-min $70
 
$84 average
 $98

For the best experience, we typically recommend 60-minute ESL lessons. However, students looking for a more affordable option may want to consider a shorter lesson length of 45 or 30 minutes. On average, 45-minute ESL lessons are 12% less expensive at $74, and 30-minute lessons cost 36% less at $54.

Curious how much ESL lessons cost in your area? Do a quick search to get local prices for the best ESL teachers near Atlanta.

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