Any tutors here? Considering working from home?

United States
August 16, 2007 2:39pm CST
Hi. I work as an online tutor and wondered how many others here do similar wok. What company do you work for? What subjects do you tutor? I work as a reading, math, and science tutor with Brainfuse.com and an English and essay writing tutor with Tutor.com. I'm an independent contractor, so I don't receive benefits and pay my own taxes. Let's hear from you - any other tutor's here? Sherrie
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• Philippines
8 Oct 07
good day! i just saw your discussion and got interest of you giving sites for those who want to try online tutorials...i got interested and join the forum. i am a teacher who wanted to have extra income in my extra time but not going out to do tutorials. i would like to know if you could help me find a tutorial site that i can join here..i am currently residing here in the philippines..are there any sites that i could join and preferably that is accepting tutors in other countries such as ours.. thanks!
@Polly1 (12645)
• United States
17 Aug 07
I saw where you put some tutoring links in another post. I saved them in my favorites. I am always looking for work at home opportunities. Can you give us more info, I am interested in learning more about how this works. Thanks so much.
• United States
17 Aug 07
Hi. If you're a student in a four year program or have at least a BA or BS, then you're halfway there. For Brainfuse.com and tutor.com you're tested on various subjects. Tutor.com also requires the completion of a mock session before a tutor begins working with students. With Brainfuse the tutors use set lesson plans with some students and assist others with homework. With tutor.com the sessions are based on what the student needs. Math and science tutors are always in high demand, so if you have a background in those subjects, get on over there. HTH, Sherrie
@Polly1 (12645)
• United States
18 Aug 07
Thanks so much for the info.
• United States
20 Aug 07
You're very welcome!
• United States
13 Sep 07
There are plenty of tutoring sites out there. The one I found recently is www.tutorgator.com because it is local and you can start your own courses if you want to.
• United States
15 Sep 07
How is tutorgator? Are you using it as a tutor or student? Please share!
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• United States
15 Sep 07
I think you can register either as a tutor or a student. It depends on what you want to do. I think you might want to consider registering as a tutor since you want to offer courses to teach.
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• India
13 Mar 12
Hi sherriet. I too Tutor in Brainfuse.com. I've been Tutoring in Brainfuse.com since 2 years. I Tutor Biology, Science & Chemistry. I want to speak to you personally regarding certain Issues at Brainfuse.com. Please revert to my Email which is m.kranthi81@gmail.com
• India
13 Mar 12
I Sherriet. I too Tutor in Brainfuse.com. I've been Tutoring Brainfuse.com since 2 years. My subjects are Science , Biology & Chemistry. I want to speak with you certain annoying Issues regarding this company. So can you reply me at my Email Id.... which is m.kranthi81@gmail.com.
@DeX0303 (50)
• Colombia
26 Mar 12
i applied, passed the test and everything and appareantly was assigned to and angry mentor who failed the crap out of me in 15 mins of mock session... and the reasons why they failed were funny thought.. anyways, i would like the job in order to make money from home but, no luck for me there
@susieq223 (3742)
• United States
12 Nov 07
I am constantly amazed at what may be found on the web! I never thought about tutoring that way. Right now I am tutoring one-on-one in student's homes in my area. I have four students--three in first grade and one in sixth grade. I work as an independent contractor, also. My company is called A to Z Tutoring and is funded under the "No Child Left Behind" Program by Pres. Bush. I don't know how amy states the program is in. I will check out the online sites. Working from home would be much more conventient for me as I am a caretaker for my husband who is ill.