tutoring

you could always try start up your own tutoring service locally and via facebook. i know a friend who did this and shes v successful at the moment although it did take a couple months to take off.

i currently use a platform called mypocketskill and i quite like it. they only take a 3% comission off what you earn. one downside is that if you are under 18 your starting rate is set to £5 and you have to level up by booking clients. if your 18 the starting rate is about £6.50 and if ur a uni student the starting rate is about £9 i believe. another downside is that there are lots of tutors and not many clients. you have to be quite quick to message clients if they put up a post for tutoring. you just kind of have to wait for someone to give you a chance and from then on, you're kind of set. i started in September 2022 and now im at level 5 (£11 an hour). demand varies in relation to the time of year. during feb half term i earnt £100 but now i've only got a session a week so don't be put down by lack of demand - its about being proactive and friendly while also clearly setting out boundaries. you can look at their website for more info but id say its a good place to start. when you reach level 6 you can set your own price and sometimes parents can even message you. lmk if u need any help

thank you for answering, do you think its worth it for me to try this website or do what your friend did? and would you be able to tell me more on how your friend set her tutoring service? if not then its fine. I really appreciate all your help.