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Online tutor platforms. Recommendations, please.

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MasterGland · 04/03/2024 15:23

I'm leaving teaching by the end of next academic year, at the latest. I would like to move into full time online tutoring and exam marking. Does anyone have any experience of the online platforms? Shall I register with multiple or stick with one?

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southchinasea · 05/03/2024 20:19

Grow your tutoring business into a full time job and Twinkl private tutors are two really helpful groups on Facebook - well worth having a look, there's so much useful advice. I left teaching two years ago and do face to face primary tutoring now. I work for myself, haven't needed to sign up to any agencies or sites.

Blindfaith23 · 18/03/2024 14:02

Following!

Howsoon23 · 29/03/2024 20:11

I do a bit just got via personal contacts and posting my local FB group

Rachel1212 · 28/05/2024 18:37

I would recommend trying I Tutor Club, they seem like they have the lowest commission rates

Rachel1212 · 28/05/2024 18:38

Hi, I would recommend I Tutor Club as they have the lowest commission rates.

Shawonn · Today 16:42

MasterGland · 04/03/2024 15:23

I'm leaving teaching by the end of next academic year, at the latest. I would like to move into full time online tutoring and exam marking. Does anyone have any experience of the online platforms? Shall I register with multiple or stick with one?

i'd try a few before you commit to one tbh. they all handle things differently, like how much control you have and how much admin you're stuck with.
if you need something to actually run the lessons through, not just find students, class spot has been pretty good for me lately. the video and whiteboard are together so you're not juggling tabs, and you can prep materials ahead of time which saves a lot of faffing during the lesson.
still worth testing a couple to see what works best for how you teach.

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