TutorMe enables tutors to build connections with learners who can benefit most from their experience. Human connection is at the heart of what we do, who we are, and how we help students thrive. We take the behind-the-scenes administration off your plate, allowing you to set your own schedule, and use our award-winning technology to help students grow and succeed.
 
Thousands of learners log into TutorMe daily, ready to connect 1:1 with a tutor like you. We pay tutors weekly and don't require invoicing or paperwork, so you can focus on what you do best: tutoring students!

The Role

TutorMe is looking for online tutors to join our thriving remote tutor community across a variety of subjects. Virtual tutoring via TutorMe is flexible, 100% remote, and a steady source of income for educators seeking to have a meaningful impact on K-12 and Higher-Ed students. When you become a tutor in the TutorMe community, you’re joining a movement to equip students with the 1:1 support they need, whenever and from wherever they need it. 

All tutors are paid $16 USD per hour for time spent in a session with students, or time spent providing writing feedback. After your TutorMe application is approved, you’ll be prompted to set up your payment information. All tutors are paid by Friday morning every week.

TutorMe will provide an extra $25 payment for new tutors who complete at least 6 valid sessions (chargeable, not voided) within 2 weeks of being approved. You must have completed onboarding in order to be eligible.

What You'll Need

To be eligible to join our TutorMe community of virtual tutors, you must:

  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Demonstrate a mastery in at least one of the following subjects:
    • Math 1 (Basic Math; Pre-Algebra; Algebra; Geometry)
    • Math 2 (Trigonometry; Pre-Calculus; Calculus; ACT/SAT Math)
    • Math 3 (Discrete Math; Linear Algebra; Applied Math)
    • Statistics
    • English Language Arts (English; English As A Second Language; Literature; ACT/SAT English and Reading)
    • Writing (Writing Lab and Live Tutoring)
    • Physics (Physics; Physical Science)
    • Earth Science (Natural Science; Environmental Science; Earth Science; ACT Science)
    • Chemistry (Chemistry; Organic Chemistry)
    • Biology (Biology; Anatomy; Physiology)
    • Social Studies (US History; World History; African History; Art History; Geography; US Government and Civics)
    • Economics (Economics; Finance; Accounting)
    • Psychology
    • Computer Science (General Computer Science; Java Programming; C++ Programming; C Programming; Python Programming)
    • Other Subjects (Spanish; French; Education; Music; Microsoft Office; Business; Sociology; Philosophy; Nursing; Public Health)
    • Library and Information Science (Masters in Library and Information Science is required)
  • Have previous tutoring or teaching experience
  • Hold a degree or are currently enrolled at an accredited university
  • Have a strong command of the English language
  • Be able and willing to assist K-12 and Higher-Ed students through multiple virtual tutoring communication channels, including text-based chat and live audio/video chat
  • Have access to and are comfortable using your own computer – including working speakers, microphone, and webcam – and high-speed internet connection 
  • Be able to pass a background check 
  • Work location is in the following countries:
    • United States (except CA resident)
    • Brazil
    • Canada
    • Colombia
    • France
    • Germany
    • Italy
    • Mexico
    • Philippines
    • Spain

Tutoring with TutorMe is your opportunity to:

  • Gain instant access to the hundreds of thousands of students who are already using TutorMe. We make virtual tutoring simple, allowing you to start earning income quickly on a flexible schedule that you set. When you’re logged into TutorMe, you’ll be able to see students’ tutoring requests and jump in to support them when it’s most convenient for you.
  • Use your subject knowledge and tutoring experience to meet students exactly where they’re at in their learning journeys, and support them in making progress. Your presence can be life changing and inspiring to a struggling student!  
  • Join TutorMe in our pursuit of leveling the academic playing field for all students. We believe all students should have access to the individualized support they need to thrive – and we’re eager to welcome tutors to our community who share that belief.
  • We help hone your tutoring skills by providing helpful support and resources and feedback to the tutors within our community.
  • Turn TutorMe’s award-winning Lesson Space into your new digital work environment. Our easy-to-use Lesson Space replicates all the best parts of in-person tutoring, all in a versatile, virtual setting – enabling you to meet with students across the country and amplify your tutoring impact.

 

TutorMe will never require tutors to pay a fee for applying to be a tutor on our platform or charge a registration fee. 

TutorMe does not discriminate against applicants on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, physical disability, mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, marital status, sex, age, sexual orientation, military and veteran status, registered domestic partner status, genetic information, gender, gender identity, gender expression, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.

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