Pros
Hourly wage is somewhat competitive. Once you get settled with your tutoring routine, there is limited oversight. The tutors themselves are motivated, knowledgeable, and hard working. Solidarity with other tutors has been a positive experience. UI is a beautiful demonstration of why education should not be privatized.
Cons
All administration and supervisors are remote. More often than not, administration is unresponsive to emails. However they are very quick to ask you to correct your timesheet if you exceed what they prescribed for you. Their "high-intensity tutoring" model seems effective at marketing, but has no substance. UI provides tutors bare minimum training and has little knowledge of what its end-user services are actually like. After they give you a shoebox of the cheapest, most basic classroom supplies they could find, they do not provide any materials or curriculum. They rely entirely on tutors to purchase whatever they need to teach students, and to figure out what and how to teach them. Amazingly, they expect tutors to follow their "high intensity" model. No benefits of any kind.