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I worked there less than a year, however the company culture was supportive and positive. My manager was very understanding and always took the time to answer my questions and make me feel more connected to the organization. The tutees and their families that I worked with were for the most part kind and hard working. It was very rewarding seeing the growth of each tutee in their learning process. The only negative is that pay is extremely low when you factor in the cost of gas to and from each tutee’s home and time prepping for a session, which can be 1-3 hours depending. The flexibility made it a great second job for a short period of time.

I worked as a Studypoint tutor for several years. At first, I had great support and managers who encouraged me and were highly supportive. As time went on, the company changed. I was interviewing perspective tutors…meanwhile they went to a new party system which meant I was an expensive tutor due to experience, and I wasn’t getting work. So interview people to do my job.. yet give me no tutoring work. It certainly left a bad taste mouth, as that isn’t how you treat people who have worked for you for several years. 

Love working for StudyPoint. One of the best things about StudyPoint is the training and the materials they provide. One of the downsides is that you do not get paid for your travel time to students. Most of my students live 30 minutes from me, so that's an hour of unpaid time. Another downside is that you can go from having plenty of students, to having none.

-Incredibly flexible scheduling, easy to balance with another part-time job
-Rewarding job. I really feel like I'm making a difference helping students reach their test goals
-Great managers. I always feel like someone has my back, and my emails are almost always answered within 24 hours

Unreliable hours, but satisfying work. When you manage to organize your schedule in an efficient way, there is an oppurtunity to make reasonable money. However, this can be difficult to accomplish considering the scheduling restraints placed upon you by the varying needs of students and their families.

StudyPoint, Inc. is an excellent company overall for someone looking to tutor or obtain teaching experience. The environment overall is friendly and supportive, but this is definitely a part-time/temporary job. 

Pros:
Flexible schedule
Extensive training
Supportive management

Cons:
Seasonal work
Low hours despite reasonable pay
Time between hire and any income

I have enjoyed working with the 2 students I was assigned. My only challenge is, as a student of Restorative Practices, that I wasn’t able to try and “make it right” when one of my students, whom I really liked, wanted me to approach the sessions a little differently.

Set your own hours, although most students can only be tutored after school in the late afternoon and around all of the other stuff they do. I've had difficulty getting more than 15 or so hours at a time even when requested, so this is definitely not something to do for a full income. 

The lesson plans and tutoring programs are well thought-out and are effective tools for all students to learn.  The tutor doesn't have to make up lesson plans on their own, StudyPoint provides it for you for students at any skill level.

StudyPoint allows you to set your own schedule, and has fair compensation for new tutors.  Online training is very useful, and constant communication from managers makes staying on task easy.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Tutor 686 salaries reported	$44.28 per hour
Test preparation tutor 12 salaries reported	$20.71 per hour
Scheduler 49 salaries reported	$23.60 per hour
Elementary school teacher 28 salaries reported	$31.07 per hour
Sales director 18 salaries reported	$60,000 per year

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