The average hourly pay for a tutor in the U.S. Rates for tutoring vary depending on the age of the student and subject, ranging from $10 per hour to $100 per hour or more. It’s more important to be consistent and show up when you say you will. It’s not a 9 to 5 job, says Jennifer Boller, director of quality assurance for ., an online tutoring company that lets tutors set their own availability. “Most of them are desperate for help and they need people who are available during the day.” “There are so many roles you can play to support a school and community,” says Eunice Lin Nichols, co-chief executive officer of, a nonprofit organization that brings together change-makers of all ages. Other tutoring programs can be found through the AmeriCorps initiatives for reading, math and early learning Reading Partners Volunteer Match and the AmeriCorps retired senior and volunteer program. The program has an 80% return rate for volunteers. All tutors attend at least 25 hours of annual training covering technology, literacy basics, and social-emotional learning markers. “We help students succeed, we help older adults thrive, and in doing so we help communities grow stronger,” says Mioshi Moses, vice president of Experience Corps at the AARP Foundation. AARP’s Experience Corps, for example, runs tutoring programs in 22 locations around the U.S., with more than 700 volunteers serving 2,100 students over the past year. Many of these organizations not only place tutors but also train and support them, experts say.
Or you could apply for a job with a private tutoring program such as Kumon, which accepts students as young as three, or Kaplan and Princeton Review, which are best known for helping high school students prepare for their SATs.īut think more broadly because many nonprofit organizations work with communities that have tutoring programs outside of schools for students and adults of all ages and backgrounds.
Finding a tutoring role can be as easy as calling up your neighborhood school and asking if they need tutors for reading or math, the subjects generally most in demand.
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