Any benefits in tutoring for pay?

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<p>I'm an AP Calculus student who is planning to tutor students in Math Analysis for pay. I think I could squeeze in 1 or two hours a week to tutor students. Also, I haven't yet taken SAT II MATH IIC so will this help me? Should I tutor the student for a few hours a week or should I focus on getting A's and good SAT scores? How do you think this experience will benefit me?</p>

<p>Also, how much should I ask them to pay me per hour? 10? If I can't handle it, I should just tell them that I'm too busy right? Thanks for your replies in adv.</p>

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Any benefits in tutoring for pay?

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<p>Pay?</p>

<p>(Also, explaining things helps you understand the material better. It's a good review.)</p>

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<p>yeah, pay=benefit.</p>

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<p>Umm...you should be able to get A's and a good SAT score if you're only tutoring for a few hours a week. It could potentially help your studies if you learn the material better by teaching someone.</p>

<p>And yes, I would say the benefit is pay.</p>

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<p>I tutor algebra 1 and 2 for like 25 dollars an hour, 10 bucks is pretty much nothing. It actually really helps you remember the material.</p>

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<p>you get payed to review analysis. looks pretty good to me. plus another thing for those dreaded college apps</p>