What is working from home like at Cambly?

Flexible schedule and work from home

I can't think of any.

Work anytime, flexible schedule, weekly pay, work from home

The only con I can think of is that occasionally a student will no-show. People sometimes complain about the pay but I think the pay is fair because Cambly does all the advertising, scheduling, collecting payment, etc. In addition, I have no commuting expenses, expenses for wardrobe or meals at work, etc. I simply click and tutor. I should also mention that I don't make all my income from Cambly. It is a great supplemental or 2nd income. Also, tutors should realize that Cambly's prices around the world are more reasonable for students compared to other tutoring services.

Flexible schedule, work from home, nice students

Pay, tutor support, technical issues

The only strength is that you can work from home.

He posted a job posting as if he were a regular worker, but later on, he said me hired him as a freelancer. There are a lot of Korean employees who have been affected by this. The company does not register as a business operator in Korea and does not support it, but wants to achieve results. The headquarters is indifferent to certain employees even though they are blurring the mood.

You can work from home.

Literally everything else at the company.

* Supplemental Income * Set your own hours * Meet people from all over the world * Work from home *Online resources available for lessons

*Low pay *People schedule lessons, but do not show up * If you take time off from Cambly, students often move on and you have to rebuild your clientele. *Regular Cambly does not have pre-planned lessons for kids; only Cambly Kids offers them. So when you have kids that call you on regular Cambly it is more difficult to have a lesson. *You can "advertise" that you prefer to work with a certain level, but anyone can select a class with you.

Flexible. Work from home. Pick your own hours.

Low pay. Low pay for no shows and late cancelations

You create your own schedule. Work from home.

No bonuses, pay has not changed in years. No recognition for popular tutors.

Flexible hours, remote work, some students are really great

The rating system is a joke, the pay is absolutely abysmal, and it can be extremely emotionally draining.

Flexible hours, work at home

Group lessons are hard to book