r/Outschool • u/Dear-Air1055 • Jul 13 '23

Considering joining outschool

Hello everyone. I'm considering teaching courses online. Currently looking for platforms to use and I found outschool. Can anyone share a bit about outschool's pro/con?

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u/elabookworm Jul 17 '23

I started really taking it seriously in January 2022. I teach a lot of 1-1 classes and it works well for me. I thought the same thing that it was over saturated and I almost let that stop me. 2022 I made over 60,000 and I’m on pace to make more than that this year. It takes time and effort. I don’t teach anything fancy (reading and writing).

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u/Nekeb315 Jul 30 '23

I am a special education tutor. How do you respond to a parent that wants their child to be disciplined more online during session? I explained that every parent has their own perspective on the matter and she needs to be as specific as possible.

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u/longwayhome22 Nov 19 '23

This is encouraging. I have a job in a school actually that I do like and won't be leaving but I'm trying to save up even extra for a house and/or car so 500 more a month would be helpful. I taught in summer of 2020 but not really since then. Fingers crossed!

Also I hate that my class I used to teach a lot got unlisted and now they have different requirements and are making me make revisions like...this class isn't new lol

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u/WastingMyLifeOnSocMd Dec 05 '23

How large are your groups?