Tutor guidelines

Simple habits that get tutors hired, keep guardians happy and build a good name on Manage Tutor.

1. Build a strong profile

• Photo: a clear, friendly photo of your face, in good light, with a plain background. No group photos, sunglasses or logos.
• Education: add every level (SSC, HSC, university) with institution, group and result. Guardians look at this first.
• About me: three or four sentences on what you teach, how you teach and what guardians can expect from you.
• Teaching details: the classes, mediums, subjects, areas, days and expected salary you can really commit to.
• Get verified: upload your NID (or birth certificate or passport) and institution ID. Verified tutors are shortlisted far more often.

2. Apply well

• Read the full job before applying: class, medium, location, days, time and salary.
• Apply to jobs that truly fit. Many applications to unsuitable jobs lower your chances.
• Write a short, personal note: why you suit this student and when you can start.
• Ask a fair salary in line with the post.

3. The demo class

• Arrive on time, dressed neatly, with the materials you need.
• Find out what the student already knows, then teach one topic clearly.
• Agree the schedule, salary and start date with the guardian before you leave.

4. While teaching

• Be punctual. If you must miss a class, tell the guardian in advance and offer a make-up class.
• Share progress with the guardian regularly: what was covered, homework and test results.
• Keep your phone away during class and keep the focus on the student.
• Keep the student safe and treat the family’s home with respect.

5. Things that are never allowed

• False information or documents.
• Asking for advance payment or extra charges you did not agree.
• Any physical punishment, harassment or inappropriate behaviour.
• Passing a tuition to another person without the guardian’s agreement.

6. Need help?

Our team is here for you: managetutor.info@gmail.com or 09647-874034. See also our Tutor terms.