What is the salary like at Varsity Tutors?

None that come to mind, hated it

Poor work life balance, no opportunity for advancement, poor pay and bad management

Being able to work remotely

Low pay with no benefits and a lot of extra work outside of tutoring

Good pay and flexibility, nice and helpful coworkers

unstable management, night shift, lack of employee engagement from management

Good pay, a lot of work to do

* Leadership is not trained * C level leadership has no vision or future planning for the department resulting in a team that only takes care of daily fires everywhere * Tools used are inadequate and nowhere near what is needed for doing the work * leadership listens to what needs improvement but is not really interested in changing anything * Not a safe space to ask questions and you are expected to do your work on your own * Collaborative work is said to be encouraged but you are seen as not as good if you ask for pair coding or ask questions * There's no diversity in higher leadership or even middle leadership; that's not encouraged either * Expect a lot of mansplanning * company itself is not interested in listening to employees; even performance reviews only takes into account your boss point of view not even pairs or stakeholders - at least you do not have any access to pairs/stakeholders' feedbacks and there's no middle ground where you have your say before the result in the evaluation

There's a significant amount of work if you have an undergraduate degree in mathematics and physics. There's a lot of online work at many times of day, so it's quite flexible.

The pay is bad and many internal systems are broken. Looking from the inside, the company is visibly decaying.

Flexible, fun, I like teaching students

Pay is terrible, opportunities are limited, and management is poor

Good pay, very flexible, decent clients.

Bad customer service and clunky system.

They are friendly to work with

The pay is a bit low for the industry

Good pay, easy to use platform and useful resources provided.

Difficult to find students and even more difficult to get them to stay for regular lessons, most students will cancel after 3-4 weeks and this is a common occurrence for my colleagues as well.

Kids were cool, but that was about it

A lot of work, very little support, low pay and high expectations, not a lot of respect for boundaries