A WordPress tutor who teaches on your own website
Private, one-on-one WordPress tutoring over Zoom — your theme, your plugins, your questions, worked through live and recorded for you. $85 an hour, no contract, no curriculum. The same tutor since 2012.
Private, live sessions on your own website — you set the agenda.
- Live Zoom session on your actual site
- No curriculum — your questions, in your order
- Recording of the whole session the next day
- One to four hours at a time, no minimum
The same private session, with a colleague or partner beside you.
- One rate, everyone on the call learns
- Ideal for a small business or a volunteer team
- Recording goes to everyone
- Larger teams: see team training
Free video lessons, on the same material, at your own pace.
- Two full modules of WordPress Fundamentals
- Every Quick Fix lesson, free forever
- Bring what's left to a session
- 230+ written tutorials, no account at all
Training a whole team, or an agency’s clients? That is WordPress training rather than tutoring — same instructor, built for groups.
Grant J. Price III
Founder of WP Tutoring and the person on every call. Teaching WordPress one-on-one since 2012 — more than 2,000 site owners, from a first blog to international e-commerce multisites, nonprofits and government teams.
The approach has not changed in thirteen years: no slide deck, no sample site. Your dashboard is open from the first minute, and the session follows your list. You leave with the tasks done, the recording, and the confidence to do them again without us.
- Trained teams at the Library of Congress, the American Fisheries Society and the IBWA
- Author of the free 83-page WordPress Manual, downloaded in five languages
- Instructor for the WP Tutoring video course library
“Grant walked me through, step-by-step, showing me how to use the many features of WordPress. I'm so much more confident now. If you need tutoring, Grant is your man.”
“It was educational! They not only fixed my issues but took the time to explain everything clearly. I left feeling empowered with new knowledge — not just a temporary solution.”
“He trained us directly on our own website and helped us tackle the specific tasks we needed — a highly customized session. We're eager to put his SEO knowledge to use on our new site.”
How a tutoring session works
Tell us what you're stuck on
A sentence or a list — the contact form below or a call is enough. We'll tell you honestly whether a session is the right answer.
Pick a time
One to four hours, on your schedule. Evenings and early mornings are fine.
Meet on Zoom, on your site
Your tutor works in your actual dashboard with you, task by task, answering the questions as they come up.
Get the recording
The whole session arrives the next day so you can replay any step. Most people never need to book the same topic twice.
What a WordPress tutor helps with
Anything a site owner, editor or small team has to do in WordPress. Not PHP programming or heavy custom CSS — for that you want a developer, and we will say so.
The block editor
Pages, posts, patterns, reusable layouts and the Site Editor — the daily work, done confidently.
Themes and design
Change what your site looks like without breaking it: Astra, GeneratePress, Neve, Divi, block themes.
Page builders
Elementor, Divi and Beaver Builder, on the site somebody else built and left you with.
Plugins
Which ones you actually need, how to set them up, and which to remove — forms, SEO, backups, security, caching.
WooCommerce and memberships
Products, checkout, shipping, taxes, and the membership and LMS plugins that run on WordPress.
Fixing things
The white screen, the failed update, the page that won't save, the login you lost — worked through live, then explained.
What a tutor changes that a video can’t
You stop losing evenings
The thing you've been circling for three nights is usually a ten-minute fix for someone who has seen it before. That is the whole economics of a tutor.
You learn the shortcuts nobody writes down
Keyboard shortcuts, the pattern library, the list view, the command palette — small things that change how the editor feels every single day.
You get plugin advice, not plugin marketing
There are sixty thousand plugins. A tutor who has installed hundreds will tell you which four your site needs and which ones will slow it down or stop being maintained.
It's about your site, not a sample site
Courses teach a clean install. Your site has an inherited theme, a page builder, real content and a client waiting. Tutoring starts from where you actually are.
You find out what you didn't know to ask
No backups. Three administrator accounts that should be editors. Auto-updates off since 2022. The most valuable ten minutes of a session are often about something that wasn't on your list.
None of this means you should skip the free material. Start with the free WordPress training videos and the free WordPress manual; if you want a sequence rather than answers, the WordPress courses are the same instructor on video, and the beginner course is where most people start. A tutor is for the parts that are specific to your site — and for the evening you would rather not lose.
WordPress tutor questions
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What if I only have a quick question?
Where are you, and what time zones do you cover?
Comparing formats? WordPress training online weighs tutoring against courses and classes side by side.
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