<p>how much money do they usually make per hour. I'm currently an EE student tutoring math,chem and physics at my schools learning center but i'm getting 7 dollars an hour. I would like to tutor for a while after i graduate from college,before i get into industry and start working as an engineer. Would i be able to pay my rent and feed myself with a stress-free(3 hours a day) private tutoring job?</p>
<p>W T F? double post.</p>
<p>I would say if you are competent enough in the subjects you are teaching and get some killer advertising, you should easily make 3-5 times what you are making now at the learning center</p>
<p>i have a french tutor who's with this tutoring service and we pay them $40 a lesson. It usually lasts for an hour or so. </p>
<p>I'm guessing she earns about $20/hr. $7 is too low imo, people working at McDonalds earn more than that!</p>
<p>oh you are getting ripped off... ususally private tutors get 15-30.</p>
<p>$7.00 is too low. Oh my goodness, you earn that at like Target. </p>
<p>Tutoring is all about your level of skill. </p>
<p>If you are tutoring things you have down pat, you charge according to level. Like, if you are tutoring (for example) Elementary Spanish I, you charge $15.00 for a good hour of tutoring.
If you are tutoring Advanced Spanish Grammar, you charge a good $25.00 an hour. </p>
<p>Seven bucks an hour is way too low. That is what people make where I live who work for the School Board tutoring with At Risk Youth. College level tutoring or AP or IB level tutoring should start at $15.00 an hour.</p>
<p>They earn MORE than 7 dollars at target..LMAO...I think it's like 8 sumtin.</p>
<p>Guys-remember, i'm not a 'private' tutor.So i dont 'charge' the students what i want to charge. It's kind of like any job you would apply for. There's a supervisor who is basically the 'employer.' She sits right in front of the center and handles our paychecks, sets up tutoring appointments, and holds weekly tutor-training meetings. </p>
<p>The tutors are the 'employees'.I'm one of many tutors who work at the learning center. I work three hours a day, (i usually only tutor for about an hour though). So i can do whatever i want with the remaining time(homework,go to bathroom,sit outside the learning center)- whatever i do i have to be close to the learning center just in case someone does a walk-in and wants help with a course. So i get 21 dollars a day regardless of how many of those 3 hours i actually spend tutoring.It's the easiest,least excruciating job you could find(you just sit down and talk, and it's even easier when the person you're tutoring is your friend- you can just chat with them about 'stuff') AND it' a block away from my dorm. So i actually feel kind of lucky.</p>
<p>Do you guys know more about tutoring services? How and where do i apply to them?</p>