Online Tutoring jobs for 16 year olds

I keep hearing about online tutoring jobs for uni students, but I'm wondering if there are websites that allow 16 year olds who've done their GCSEs as well. I think PeerTutor allows it from what I've gathered, but I need to apply first and find out for myself. And if you are in uni, what online tutoring job sites do you recommend for upcoming uni students?

I’ve looked at quite a few sites: Tutorful( you must be 18) , MyTutor( I’m definitely signing up for that when I go uni), iTalki( you must be 18, but I am considering for when I am 18), SuperProf and Peer Tutor( the last two are hopefuls). SuperProf allows you to sign up as a tutor from the age of 13, which is great. The only thing is that other than it purely being a website to post tutor ads, it’s not streamlined just for high school and uni education, which is what I was looking for. Peer Tutor is purely to help high school students, which good. They say that you have to be at least 13 to use the site as a student, and that Tutors must only tutor subjects where they at least got a 6 or a B in GCSE, and that they have the verification to show this. So it looks like Peer Tutor allows 16 year olds to tutor. However, I’ll have to wait to get my results and apply as a tutor to see if this is the case.

Hi, I applied to Peer Tutor, and I got a job


If you want to sign up as a student, you can add this referral code, ( 1YrPF4AoW) meaning that I’ll be instantly one of the tutors that the app will be assigned to help you out with GCSE Maths with written out answers and tuition to maths questions that you ask (mostly for homework 💖)

And if you’ve received your GCSE and/Alevel certificates, you can apply to tutor different subjects and earn Gems which can either be transferred as money at the end of the month, or transferred to your student account to get help from your peers yourself

How much would you be able to earn roughly per hour through peer tutor?

Hi, I applied to Peer Tutor, and I got a job


If you want to sign up as a student, you can add this referral code, ( 1YrPF4AoW) meaning that I’ll be instantly one of the tutors that the app will be assigned to help you out with GCSE Maths with written out answers and tuition to maths questions that you ask (mostly for homework 💖)

And if you’ve received your GCSE and/Alevel certificates, you can apply to tutor different subjects and earn Gems which can either be transferred as money at the end of the month, or transferred to your student account to get help from your peers yourself

It doesn’t really work per hour-it’s more of an assignment comes up, you choose to accept it or reject it, and if you accept it, you’re given 30 minutes to complete it. If the student is happy, then they leave a positive rating, increasing your chances of getting more assignments. As you can see, it’s very much a freelance thing, so it won’t interfere too much with your studies

Here’s how it usually works:
Solve/answer a question- 1 Gem(£1)
Provide 5 bullet point feedback to an essay or work that is max 1000 words-3 Gems (£3)
Give a 30 minute live lesson(only permitted if you have a dbs check) -5 Gems (£5)

If you’re under 18( I had to ask them of this when I was applying), at the end of the month, you can either transfer the Gems to your student account to use when you need help, or get paid via your parents’ PayPal account( they pay via PayPal)

Hey, sorry, but is a dbs check?? The one u mentioned for the 30 minute live lesson.

Hi, I applied to Peer Tutor, and I got a job


If you want to sign up as a student, you can add this referral code, ( 1YrPF4AoW) meaning that I’ll be instantly one of the tutors that the app will be assigned to help you out with GCSE Maths with written out answers and tuition to maths questions that you ask (mostly for homework 💖)

And if you’ve received your GCSE and/Alevel certificates, you can apply to tutor different subjects and earn Gems which can either be transferred as money at the end of the month, or transferred to your student account to get help from your peers yourself