Sunday, January 23, 2011

Wanna Tutor?

MyTownTutors and TutorNation are two websites designed to bring students together with quality tutors.

MyTownTutors

MyTownTutors connects parents and students with qualified nearby teachers. It was started in Hanover, MA, by two high school teachers, Matt Plummer and Mark Molloy, and a former student, Alex Cook. MyTownTutors only lists current or retired teachers as tutors.

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Students and parents can locate registered tutors in their area simply by entering their zip code.

MyTownTutors is a subscription based service. There is a $10(US) activation fee to get started, and a monthly fee ($5 or less) to stay actively listed on the site. MyTownTutors offers a billing service which allows parents to pay in advance for a tutoring session with a credit card. The cost of this service is 10% of the transaction.

 

TutorNation

TutorNation has been connecting learners with in-home and online tutors and teachers specializing in one-on-one tutoring in the US and Canada since 1999.

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TutorNation enables students and parents to contact tutors directly, choosing the one that best meets their needs. TutorNation is easy to use and free, no registration required.

Tutors can register for email and live online tutoring as well as in-person tutoring. The annual registration fee for email/live on-line tutoring is $75(US), for in-person tutoring is $85, or combine both for $95.

You are regarded as an independent tutor. You interact with clients directly and set your own schedule and rates. TutorNation doesn't take any portion your earnings. The tutor keeps 100% of what is earned.

There are no limits on the number of subjects you can tutor or the number of referrals you receive through TutorNation.

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