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If you can handle the odd scheduling that comes with any On-Call type of job, the entry level positions at Tutorworks are for you. While the pay is acceptable the erratic teaching hours can become frustrating at times. You must have a real love for teaching kids and a willingness to travel to the various schools in your local area, because ultimately you are doing a lot of stuff for them. There is a weird disconnect between the 9-to-5er's who work at the corporate office and the On-Calls who actually work in the classrooms, but if you want to move forward in the company it is relatively easy to do so, you just have to want it.

I couldn't even get to start working. They hired me in October for the Santa Rosa area, then quickly asked me if I was willing to commute. I said no, and they said that it wouldn't be a problem and that I would start "soon." They sent me all the paperwork, which I completed, and then I come to find that I still am not even close to getting to start working. Three and a half months later, and my supervisor still doesn't get back to me for weeks. I decide to "quit," if it even counts as quitting. Three months of being led on to believe I was going to start working "soon," so I never took any other jobs. Now I have to start looking all over again.

Depending who you were with, you would either go to a school and ask parents around if they were interested in signing up their children for free tutoring to help them with the state test. If you was not doing that then a couple groups would go door to door asking parents to sign their child or children up. The only hard part about the job would be when you see a kid that wants to sign up but their parent doesn't want that or the kid was too young to get into the program. The enjoyable part about it was that you always would have something to do and you get to communicate with all types of people.

The managers would call you at the last moment and expect you to be punctual and arrive promptly at the tutoring sight. The company is located in Burlingame  and the manager doesn't make the least effort to make sure you get the tutoring material. You are on your own all the way through. Of course gasoline is not paid by the company.

TUTORWORKS is an excellent company overall, despite being a little disorganized at times. Persistence is key. It took me a while to finally complete the training when I was hired, but once I did I was immediately greeted by one of the most supportive, caring work environments, with the sweetest coworkers and most encouraging management! I definitely recommend working for TUTORWORKS if you are looking for supplemental income and have a passion for working with kids.

For a part-time job, I didn't have a ton of expectations, but WOW was I blown away! I expected just another tutoring job, but I found such a positive, supportive work environment. The people are all so creative, kind, and supportive of each other. It's literally like nothing I've ever seen before, and as a disabled individual it's so refreshing to have a job that doesn't make my health issues flare up, and is rewarding.

I worked at TutorWorks for a couple of months as an Academic Tutor. It was very rewarding to work with the children and to be able to help them with their studies. I truly loved and enjoyed the job. It felt good to know you were helping these kids learn, as well as being a good role model/mentor for them. The pay was good too. This job still remains my most favorite job I’ve ever had.

Great team-work.  I thought in many cases the software we used did not fit the age/grade level of the students.  More flexibility to address individual student needs would have been great.  At the same time, a standardized program made teaching easier.

Love working with kids but this place has poor management this program year. They are short staffed, you only work 2 hours a day. They do not provide supplies for the students. They are so unprepared on set up and meeting the appropriate timeline. They also blame the tutors instead of taking accountability for their poor management skills. 3 people at the site I tutored all quit before I did. That explains it all.

well i learned to have self control,learning the needs of younger children,my patients is ver good when it come to others,i love working with my employees we all work well and together,the hardest part is not being able to do surtain things sometimes but other then that it is excellent.the most enjoyable part of my job is working with the children.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Paraprofessional 2 salaries reported	$30.00 per hour
Tutor 2 salaries reported	$30.50 per hour
Academic coach 6 salaries reported	$27.50 per hour
Paraprofessional educator 3 salaries reported	$26.50 per hour
Instructions manager 2 salaries reported	$30.00 per hour

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