StudyPoint reviews about "schedule"

Not compensated for work you’re required to do outside of sessions with students. Pay does not reflect your value to the company. When I left, I was in the top tier tutors. They billed me out to families at over 10 times the amount of my hourly pay. Despite my performance and refused from parents and student, my pay only went up maybe 2% per year after they changed from the more incentive -based pay structure. No support from corporate office and no opportunity for advancement.

Uncommunicative area managers, families can derail your career if they misread or read into something you've said and post negative feedback. You are basically left on your own to figure it out after the training and if you don't -they will ditch you.

I would have liked to be assigned more students, but unfortunately I never was able to tutor more than 6-8 hours a week. Not a lot of room to grow within the company.

Sometimes students can be very difficult

None. It really is an awesome job.

Pay is not great. Salary increases occur too rarely given the amount of hours one can put in in a year. Also, tutors are promoted with a cost of $100 or more per hour, but really, tutors may be paid less than 20% of that amount. Makes the company appear to not have integrity.

Not as much online opportunity as I thought

The hourly wage is worth nothing, because unless your schedule is totally clear and open, you'll have less than 3 students. I tutor quite literally every subject at every level plus two foreign languages. They will e-mail and ask if I will tutor students 45+ minutes away because I am the only one who can do that subject. Hell no. They don't compensate for drive time, and at 25 an hour, I'm making basically minimum wage for skills that are obviously desirable. It's not worth it if you're looking for a decent amount of extra money on the side because they obviously struggle to get clients.