How to Earn Cash by Tutoring Online

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Wyzant

When you first begin, Wyzant takes a large portion of your profits, 40% to be exact. But as you increase your hours tutored on the platform, that drops to 20% eventually. If you bring in your own students, Wyzant takes only a 5% commission.

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Udemy

For Udemy income, there are two options. You can promote your own course and keep 97% of the revenue (3% of the revenue goes to Udemy for transaction costs). Udemy will teach you how to market your course should you need the help. Or, you can allow Udemy to promote your course, but you only keep 50% of revenue.

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SkillShare

Skillshare focuses on doing rather than teaching, so there’s more interaction with their courses. Skillshare also emphasizes that students should complete a specific project in each course. Students can upload their projects to the course page for everyone to see.

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Chegg

Chegg Tutors pays out a standard $20 an hour to tutors. Chegg’s customer base includes 30 million high school and college students, a huge market primed for you to tap into. All you need to do is sign up.

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Italki

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TakeLessons

TakeLessons: This is another online tutoring platform. On this site, tutors have earned over $34 million. Tutors operate in over 2,800 cities across the U.S. Takelessons.com has a mobile app and provides a business dashboard where you can manage all your lessons, earnings, and clients.

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