Become a Tutor
Join our team of passionate tutors working remotely to bridge education gaps and empower students.
Make a Difference
Littera partners with districts to implement high-impact tutoring programs to achieve positive student outcomes. We hire, train, and support virtual tutors all over the United States that work consistently with students to reach their academic goals.
Why Work for Littera?
- Work Remotely – anywhere in the USA
- Part-time W-2
- Flexible work-schedules
- Access to Tutor Managers & Support Center
- Pre-planned Lessons
- Paid Training
5 Steps to Become a Littera Tutor
Record
Complete a 2-minute video reply sharing your experience with math, algebra, or reading.
Mock Session
Attend a virtual appointment to deliver a mock tutoring demonstration.
Review & Sign
Review and sign the offer letter, consent to and pass a background check (and possible fingerprinting.)
Paid Training
Attend paid onboarding training.
Meet Our Tutors
What insights would you share with someone interested in tutoring with Littera?
“If one enjoys serving others in the field of education, Littera Education is a perfect option. Not only have I had the opportunity to work with students at multiple grade levels, I have had the opportunity to expand my knowledge and skills through professional development. “
– Mary C, English and Math
How do you maintain motivation and enthusiasm in your tutoring role?
“It’s easy to remain motivated and enthusiastic as a Littera tutor because the company offers excellent content/curriculum as well as a wonderful support staff.”
– Sarah W, Reading and English
How would you describe your experience as a tutor with Littera?
“I have had a great experience being a tutor with Littera. The support desk is always so friendly and ready to help with any questions or situations that arise – and they do so in such a timely manner. The students that I tutor, as well, are so enjoyable to work with.“
– Dianna M, Math and English
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to be a certified teacher?
Tutors are not required to be certified teachers.
What are the minimum requirements?
Must be 18 years of age and reside in one of the US-eligible states. Consistent availability throughout the semester is required.
Can I tutor outside the US?
Littera Tutors must tutor from within the United States to remain eligible for employment.
I am a returning tutor, do I need to reapply?
If you are a returning tutor, you must reapply regardless of when you last tutored.
Do I have to create my own lessons? Will I have prep time? Do I have to prepare additional materials?
Littera provides lessons to tutors with little to no prep time. An administrative payment will be included for every 1 hour of sessions successfully completed tutors will receive 15 minutes (.25 of an hour) of administrative time. The administrative payment is in consideration a variety of items such as opening curriculum portals and locating the starting point, briefly reviewing session content, providing post-session feedback after the session, reading the weekly tutor newsletter, support ticket communications (if needed), Tutor Manager office hours and reviewing emails from the Littera team.
Do you offer full-time tutoring opportunities?
Currently, we offer part-time tutoring opportunities.
Am I paid on a contract or will I be W-2?
Our virtual tutors are classified as W-2 part-time employees.
Which states do you hire in?
Currently, Littera is hiring tutors who live in the states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
What does tutoring for Littera look like?
We do not have a minimum number of hours you need to work or a minimum amount of sessions per week.
Our tutoring hours take place Monday-Friday 8AM-8PM.
Littera will not mandate set hours, however will continue to seek tutors that have consistent week to week calendar availability at the same hours each week to best accommodate a Littera tutoring schedule. You may tutor up to 25 hours per week.
Do I have to be fingerprinted?
Although fingerprinting is not mandatory, opting for it allows for more sessions. Tutors who are fingerprinted will be able to start tutoring sooner. Littera covers the cost of tutor background checks and fingerprinting.
How soon will I get booked?
Sessions are scheduled based on the time required to complete onboarding, LMS training, and the selection of subjects, grade levels, and calendar availability. The more diverse the tutors’ certifications, the greater the availability of sessions to address current tutoring needs.
Please note: The platform seeks to book a full series with consistent availability, week to week, most often 3 to 5 times a week, at the same times.
Some school districts require tutors to be fingerprinted, which will open up more sessions if tutors choose to do so. Littera covers the costs of fingerprints.
How do payments work: Will I receive paid training? Do all subjects pay the same? How am I paid? How often am I paid?
Tutors are W-2 Employees and are paid bi-weekly (every two weeks). Onboarding and administrative time are paid at the $18 per hour rate. Tutors earn $18 per hour for English/ELL/Reading and Math sessions. Tutors who successfully complete an algebra assessment can tutor a high school Algebra I series for $22 per hour.
Can I take a vacation? Am I eligible for PTO/Sick?
Vacation and PTO time are allowed, but they are unpaid. If you need time off, you will decline lessons, block your calendar for the days you need off, and alert your tutor manager. If the state you reside in has state regulations for sick time, you will have sick leave available to you and will be seen in the HR portal.