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Tutor
Part Time
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$10 – 15/hr
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Starts
12/02
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McDonough, GA
Hi! I am looking for a tutor for my daughter to work with her a couple hours each day while she completes her school work. She is enrolled at an Academy in the 5th grade. Hours are flexible in the daytime. We prefer a college student who is working towards a degree in education or someone who as experience tutoring at different grades. Thanks in advance!
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Tutor
Tutor
Part Time
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$25 – 25/hr
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Starts
10/03
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Dobbs Ferry, NY
I am looking for a tutor at least two days per week for an hour. I have a third grader who needs assistance with math , (foundational skills) as well as reading/ writing. We live in the town of dobbs ferry and the tutoring would take place at a local library. Let me know if your interested. You may call me.
Tutor
Tutor
Part Time
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$10 – 20/hr
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Starts
11/05
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Brandon, FL
My name is Gabby, and I and looking a tutor for my 8-year-old and he's in the 3rd grade. He is having trouble with reading comprehension and math. He gets picked up by his after school program in Brandon. I need someone that is willing to go to him during that time, around 4 p.m. or 5 pm, for an hour. Desperately seeking for assistance with him. Hour days are so long that by the time I pick him up at 6:15 and the time we get home and start on homework, it's already past 7 o'clock and does not give us enough time to sit and really take our time with his homework. Thank you in advance.
FAQs for finding tutoring jobs
- What makes a successful tutor?
- If you have solid knowledge in a subject and enjoy working with kids, you may be able to establish yourself as a private tutor and earn some money. Once you’ve decided which subjects, age groups and grade levels you’d like to tutor, familiarize yourself with the curriculum and establish suitable teaching methods. A successful tutor adjusts instruction to fit their student’s specific needs and learning style and communicates well with students (and their parents!) along the way.
- How much can I make as a tutor?
- So you’ve decided to offer tutoring for students in need. Now you need to figure out how much to charge. If you work for a tutoring center or agency, they will determine the rate. However, if you’re working on your own, consider several factors, including your credentials, level of experience and proven success and the city you live in. High school students can expect to charge $30 to $40 per hour while an experienced, certified teacher may charge up to $85 per hour.