Tuition (noun)

1. The fee charged for instruction, especially at a school or university.
2. The cost of attending a school or other educational institution.
3. The act or process of providing instruction or teaching.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "tuitionem" meaning care or instruction.

Examples:

1. He had to pay tuition to attend the university.
2. The cost of tuition has risen dramatically over the past few years.
3. The school offered a tuition-free program for low-income students.
4. Tuition paid to the school covered the cost of instruction and materials.
5. He provided private tuition to students who needed extra help.