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go solo it's like running your own business - you'll have to market yourself, find people to tutor, manage your accounts etc. It's a lot of work and probably only right if you've either already got people lined up or want to run your own business. But the payoffs could be big if you can manage that.

Alternatively if you're looking to earn some money on the side while studying, it's probably better becoming a tutor for a tutoring firm.

Someone like MyTutor pays up to £24/hour and sends the students to you, so you only need to worry about actually teaching. Think you can usually do it online or in person. Other sites probably pay good rates too.

So yeah, a few options for becoming a tutor depending on what fits your life!
Last edited by Professor Oak; 1 year ago