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Tutors, promote your services here

Looking for students? This thread is for you.

Tutors are welcome to promote their services here. Whether you teach math, languages, programming, science, test prep, music, or something completely different.

Feel free to share:

  • What you teach
  • Who you work with
  • Online / in-person
  • Your rate
  • Timezone / location
  • Experience or qualifications
  • Website or contact info, if relevant

You can also briefly explain what makes your tutoring style different or what kind of students you work best with.

Self-promotion is allowed in this thread. You don't need to hide that you're offering a paid service - just keep it honest and relevant.

Students and parents: feel free to browse, ask tutors questions, or post what you're looking for.

Please keep standalone promotional posts out of the main feed. This thread exists specifically so tutors have a place to advertise without turning r/Tutoring into a wall of ads.

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u/PixelParegrine — 1 day ago
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Tutors needed for A level business and Econ AQA

I am a ap year student who will be retaking my A-Levels. Economics and a new subject which is business. If there are any tutors that offer in person tutoring please LMK. I got a B in economics 10 marks of a much needed A and business is a new subject for me.

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u/hairguyu15 — 2 days ago
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[Hiring] Online A-level Science Tutors Needed

Hello!

We are looking for Online Tutors who can teach Science (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) upto GCSE and A-level.

We are not looking for UK Based Tutors. Only International Tutors.

Requirements:

(Read before contacting)

Fluent English - American/British Accent (Neutral accent is required)
Must have a teaching Tablet or something to teach with.
We are only looking for tutors who can work long term not short term.
We prefer Tutors who can teach all 3 Sciences.

Send a message if you meet the requirements.

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u/independent_fred_ — 4 days ago
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I tried leaply with a child here’s what the first day was like

I recently tried Leaply because I was curious about the cognitive development plan they have for kids aged 3-9+.

The first day was actually pretty simple. It started with a short breathing activity and then a game called “Blow the Paper.” The idea is to blow a small piece of paper across the table as slowly as possible. It sounds really simple, but the point is to keep the paper moving and pay attention to what you’re doing.

There was also another short activity called “Find your pace.”

What I liked is that the activities don’t feel like schoolwork. They’re short and more like little games that a child can do at home without needing much preparation.

One funny thing happened, though. After finishing the first day, my child immediately wanted to click around and see what else was there. 😄 But the next day wasn’t available yet it said there were still 18 hours to go.

I guess that’s actually intentional, since the idea is to do a little each day rather than go through everything at once. Still, try explaining that to a curious kid who wants to see what’s next 😂

I only tried the first day so far, but there are different activities on the following days, so I’m curious to see how the plan develops and whether the activities become more challenging for different ages.

Has anyone else tried Leaply with their kids?

u/Glitch_In_The_Design — 5 days ago
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Any experience with math tutors online for a kid who’s starting to fall behind?

My daughter is 10 and math has been getting harder for her this year. She can usually do the homework, but only if I sit with her and explain half of it. If she has to do it alone, she gets stuck pretty quickly. Her teacher says she’s not seriously behind, but I’d rather help now than wait until she is.

I’ve started looking at math tutors online, mostly because driving somewhere several times a week isn’t realistic for us. I’m just not sure what actually works at this age. For parents who’ve tried online tutoring, did it help? And what did you look for when choosing a tutor?

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u/DirectionEnoughs — 9 days ago
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Online IGCSE Maths and Science Tutors Needed (Hiring)

We are looking for Online Tutors who can teach GCSE Maths and Science (Physics, Chemistry and Biology)

Requirements:
(Read before contacting)

Fluent English - American/British Accent (Neutral accent is required)
Must have a teaching Tablet or something to teach with.
We are only looking for tutors who can work long term not short term.
We prefer Tutors who can teach both Maths and science.

Send a message if you meet the requirements.

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u/independent_fred_ — 7 days ago