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a family that is pretty well to do (not that i can judge their financial situation, but they are willing to pay for tutoring) is asking me how much to charge to tutor their daughter hebrew… the are conservative-ish. any ideas?
Depends on your age/experience a bunch of things but I would say 45/50 range.
tutors can charge as much as 65+ per hour.
But this is wrong!!
make sure your’re not ripping the parents off. If you don’t have experience, don’t charge more than 20 an hour.
A tutor for a highschool age girl (usually a regents course) charges in my neighborhood between 85-95 so assume that you wouldn’t charge as much as that and if you do not have a degree… I think 60ish makes sense but I am totally guessing right now.
Hope the job works out for you:)
WHAT?!
PLEASE……Tell me you are JOKING!
Professional therapists with years of special training and experience get paid these prices!
What are we talking about?!
I think these prices are outrageous!
I know it’s not babysitting, but come on!
A teacher can charge a higher price as this is her field of expertise. Still, considering a teachers salary is probably in the range of 40-50K, at most, a year, paying 60-80 per hour seems steep (especially because usually, many hours of tutoring is typically required to help students).
I think anything more than 40 or 50 is inappropriate to ask (unless you’re the greatest thing going).
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