Anyone who wants private tennis lessons can take them, anywhere in the world. In fact, even if you don't have a court or a partner nearby, you can still get great instruction from a professional instructor through private lessons. The cost of these sessions varies depending on where you are taking them and how many hours per session you commit to. However, most private instruction ranges from around $50-$100 per hour. 

1) Research local tennis academies and schools. Not all instructors are available to teach privately and some academies may have restrictions on who is eligible to participate in their programs (i.e., students must be ranked within a certain level). Checking with your local tennis association will help you identify which schools offer private instruction as well as what their tuition rates are. For more information about private tennis lessons, you can explore this link.

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2) Ask your friends and family if they know of any good instructors. Many people have had great experiences with instructors that they've learned about through word-of-mouth recommendations.

3) Use online resources. Many instructional websites list recommended professionals in specific areas of tennis such as hitting technique or doubles play. Using these resources can save you time by narrowing down your search geographically and by skill category.

Once you have chosen a tutor, set up a time for the first lesson. It is important to be consistent so that progress can be made over time. Be prepared to commit at least two hours per week to taking private tennis lessons, so that improvement can be seen in no time.