3. Online Tutoring

Job Overview

Tutors teach students in academic subjects, languages, or test prep (e.g., SAT, GRE) via video platforms.

You can work in short sessions and choose your own hours with online tuition, which gives you a lot of flexibility. These lessons normally last 30 minutes to an hour, helping students with specific academic needs. Before being recruited, you might have to pass a background check and demonstrate your skills.

Key Responsibilities

• Creating lesson plans.
• Conducting virtual sessions.
• Providing feedback.

Skills Required

• Expertise in a subject.
• Patience and communication skills.

Earning Potential

• 15–40$/hour. 
• Premium platforms pay up to $60/hour for advanced topics.

Platforms to Find Work

• VIPKid, 
• Chegg, 
• Tutor.com, 
• Wyzant, 
• or Outschool.

Pros

• Rewarding and flexible.
• High demand for STEM and ESL tutors.

Cons

• Some platforms require teaching certifications.
• Requires scheduling around student availability.

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