Tutoring salary

Posted: Thu, Oct 29 2009, 12:49 pm Post subject: Tutoring salary

I know it probably varies by country and even region, but in your experience how much would someone with a degree allowing him to teach get per hour for school tutoring or for adult lessons?
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A teacher who helped DS 2 with Lashon bagrut 3 years ago took 110 nis/hour.

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The going rate here is around $50 an hour. Though I've heard of people who charge, and receive $75 an hour.

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I charge $40 or $50 an hour, depending on the person.
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Posted: Thu, Oct 29 2009, 1:18 pm Post subject: re: Tutoring salary

For physics and math, I am charging $30/hr, but I have only tutored within our community. I am told that I can charge $50/hr and it would be reasonable.
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Posted: Tue, Nov 03 2009, 4:45 pm Post subject: re: Tutoring salary

Thanks.
What about someone with a degree allowing to teach but never taught, not a "teacher degree", and didn't learn pedagogy and so on?

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Often tutors have a degree in a specific area, not a teacher's degree. I used to get 25-30 for tutoring straight out of seminary, and if I started again I would charge more since I've taught in the meantime. My mother got 50 years ago, but she had a lot of experience. Now she could probably get more.

Posted: Tue, Nov 03 2009, 5:57 pm Post subject: re: Tutoring salary

I charge $45-50 an hour. Brooklyn rates. Upper elementary and HS grades.