Tutoring and teaching online are great ways to make money from home. It allows you to do very rewarding work from the comforts of your home. There are a wide variety of tutoring & teaching jobs that you can apply for ranging from K-12 tutoring, teaching a foreign language, and all the way up to teaching/tutoring at a college level.
A lot of these positions have varying levels of qualifications, obviously the more difficult the grade and subject level is the more qualified you need to be.
However, there are some general requirements that you should be able to meet prior to applying for online tutoring/teaching positions.
- You should be well versed in the subject you plan on tutoring/teaching
- Have the ability to clearly and effectively communicate concepts to people of all ages
- Some online education companies require a college degree but some accept applicants upon the completion of an exam.
- You also need a computer that is able to handle online tutoring/teaching software and must have a high speed internet connection.
Online educators can earn a great part time income and the more hours you are able to put in the more you will make. This is why it helps to be able to teach or help out with a variety of subjects as you’ll get more work.
At some companies the more qualified employees tend to get more work but that is not an industry standard and if you prove yourself competent and generate positive feedback from your students you shouldn’t have any problems getting more hours.
Below you will find a list of Legitimate Online Tutoring & Teaching Jobs (Updated 2018):
Tutoring & Teaching Jobs – K-12 & Adult Education
Bilingual Tutoring & Teaching Jobs
There are many poor tutors online, so make sure you shop around. I'm an online tutor on http://www.chalksy.com (English: http://www.chalksy.com/class/539-English-Language-Classes%21 and Spanish: http://www.chalksy.com/class/541-Beginners-Spanish-Language-Classes%21) and I always try and give my students the best value for money possible.
Engaging students is one of my beliefs, and I feel that if you are able to engage a student appropriately, they're far more likely to respond well to your tutoring.
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Elizabeth
I can understand how will be train them.
I' am the home teacher . I can't teach in any school
But I know , I'm the best for child teach according
To parents .i am graduate but my memory
to much super
There is absolutely no need to be blantantly cruel - which is exactly what you have shown here.
On top of that, i see some obvious grammar mistakes from what who claims to have excellent "English language" skills wrote. (got nothing against you personally)
Perhaps a job posting page should be added to the site. ;)
This is a place where we can share our experiences, etc. on online tutoring sites, NOT a job board!
Thanks -- and looking forward to hearing from people who are tutoring online i.e. best companies, pros/cons, etc.
Best wishes,
B.
I have thought of teaching "English as a Second Language" to our large immigrant population, but would prefer to work from home.