If you're a teacher or college student looking for a part-time job, you may want to consider working as a private tutor. As a home tutor you can make good money at a fulfilling and often fun job.
Some kids struggle a lot in school - you may have had a hard time of it yourself. Tutors can make a huge difference in children's lives, and can be very rewarding for you too. Parents are willing to spend the money to help their kids succeed in school, and that's where you come into the picture.
Now, if you're thinking that you don't have patience for young children, or you don't feel capable of tutoring a high school student, you'll find that there's a huge variety of private tutoring jobs available and one may be the ideal fit for you.
Types of Private Tutoring Jobs
Of course there are the basic elementary school needs in writing, reading, spelling, and arithmetic. If you enjoy young children this may be the perfect age for you to tutor.
Middle school kids sometimes need more than the basics since at this point some kids start falling through the cracks. Are you good at motivating people or teaching them how to be organized? These are valuable skills and are needed for kids who are starting to fall back or even fail in their schoolwork.
Tutoring for high school students encompasses the greatest variety of subjects, and you may fit well into one of these areas:
If you're fluent in Spanish, French, Latin or German, there are plenty of kids who can benefit for your knowledge of the language.
Are you a math genius? Algebra, geometry, statistics, calculus - these are all killers for many students, and they need all the help they can get.
Tutoring in the high school sciences area can be interesting, especially if you're working with students for advanced placement, or assisting in science projects. Proficiency in biology, chemistry, physics, or environmental science are valuable assets that we can put to good use.
This is also the time when students have to start preparing for SAT and ACT testing, and many parents want their children coached for these important evaluations.
Some people prefer to work with special education students: those with ADD, ADHD, auditory and visual processing disorders, or possibly Asperger's Disorder. There are many children who need your help in coping with everyday challenges.
So how do you find one of these home tutoring jobs? The best way is to go through a tutoring agency. They will evaluate you and then find the best matches, both for you and the student. Expect a background check and be prepared to offer excellent references.
If are interested in a home tutoring job in the Scottsdale/Phoenix area, call Bright Tutoring at 480-203-1873 or complete the application on our website at http://www.BrightTutoring.com. We would love to talk with you further about the opportunities we have available.
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