Good for disabled folx trying to control their income - Substitute Teacher Scoot Education Employee Review

5.0
Jun 19, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

-working with children is very rewarding and nurturing -flexible hours and opportunities to accept and decline bookings -good, reasonable pay -weekly pay stubs

Cons

-no room for growth -unstable month-to-month job opportunities (1 week max of a FULL week, but the last two shifts were suddenly cancelled) -no room for creating stable connections

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Scoot Education Response
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Thank you for a positive review. The flexible nature of substitute teaching comes with the flipside of inconsistent work. Schools may suddenly cancel or may require less assistance than usual throughout the school year. While we can't quite control the number of work opportunities, we'd love to get in touch to discuss the other areas we can improve such as creating "room for growth." If you are willing, please reach out to marketing@scoot.education.

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