Reading Tutors in Orlando, FL
137 reading tutors in Orlando, FL have listed on Care.com.
Average rate: $16.75/hr.
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Elle N. | Orlando, FL
$20-30/hr • 4 yrs exp • 21 yrs old
Early Years-College Level Tutor!
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I am a current undergraduate Teaching Assistant at Florida State University in the Math department, while pursuing my degree in political...
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JH
Reviewed by Jennifer H. May 2021 5/5 stars
She is amazing...I absolutely can't say anything negative about her. She is reliable, professional, punctual, flexible, knowledgeable, ener...more
Marianna D. | Orlando, FL
$16-25/hr • 25 yrs old
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I am a former Helicopter Electrician with the U. S Army and have a bachelors in Graphic design from Full Sail University. I have extensive...
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RJ
Reviewed by Rene J. Oct 2021 5/5 stars
Marianna has been a God send for our daughter. She is so incredibly thorough and patient. Her organization skills are impeccable and I love ...more
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FAQs for finding reading tutors in Orlando
In 2021, how much does it cost to hire a reading tutor in Orlando, FL?
Hiring a local reading tutor in Orlando, FL on Care.com will cost an average of $16.75 per hour as of November 2021. This rate may vary depending on the experience each candidate has, how often you will need them to help your child with reading and the age of your child.
How can I find a reading tutor near me in Orlando?
Care.com currently has 137 reading tutors in Orlando, FL. You can search for candidates by their distance from Orlando and compare your options by hourly rate, the experience each reading tutor has and the specific skills they can teach. You can also see reviews from other families in Orlando that have worked with a reading tutor you're interested in.
What questions should I ask a potential reading tutor in Orlando?
The goal of hiring a reading tutor is to improve your child's grades and vocabulary. Ask questions about the process each tutor uses to get these results from the kids they've worked with in the past. Also ask each reading tutor if they are familiar with some of the goals the schools in Orlando have. Finally, see how long they are willing to commit to helping your child with their reading tasks. Your child may only need a few tutoring sessions or long-term help with their reading that could require the tutor to stay with them the entire school year.