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How to Find Legitimate Teaching and Tutoring Online Jobs

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You don't have to be a teacher, degreed or an educated professional in order to make money teaching and/or tutoring these days.
Again, thanks to the Internet, virtually anyone with some skill, knowledge and/or experience in any subject or topic can get paid to teach and/or tutor others online.

Finding legitimate teaching and tutoring online jobs is easy when you know where to look...

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Internet Access
Your PC
Specific topic, subject or area knowledge, skills and/or experience.

Step 1

Go to the "Resources" section of this article below and browse the list of company web sites that will pay you to teach and/or tutor online.
Step 2

Apply and submit applications to all company sites that you qualify for.

Remember, these companies receive thousands of applications - so be professional by submitting correct and accurate application information.
Step 3

Build a good reputation. If/when you are accepted and/or invited to start taking jobs, be sure to follow instructions carefully and thoroughly complete them on time!

This will greatly increase your chances of being invited/selected for more paying jobs.
Step 4

For those of you that are certified and/or degreed and want to find online teaching and tutoring jobs, go to the "Resources" section of this article below and browse through the last 6 companies that are hiring (starting with BilingualAmerica.com.

Tips & Warnings

Apply to as many companies as you can, as this will increase your chances of getting hired.

Resources

Comments

accounting99 said

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on 7/1/2009 I found a site http://www.accountinghomeworkhelp.9f.com& its good resource. You should try it.

lvnlyfe said

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on 8/14/2008 I had to write after reading this and disagree with this one....I have a Master's degree in Reading and have worked really hard to get where I am in my profession....it is much more than simply "knowing a little about a certain topic." It takes real skill and talent to actually be an effective teacher, especially in this day and age with the No Child Left Behind nonsense and all of the talk about how we as teachers have to be so careful to not "teach to the test." I have taught in a variety of settings and to a vast range of students and let me express how very challenging as well as difficult it is to reach those young minds.

Lori Gimmer