Going rate for early elementary tutors?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$65/hr for three kid pod. Paid legally. Nine hours a week (Three hours ob each of three days.). Her base rate was $60/hr. She has her masters in ed but isn’t a certified teacher.

We are starting in person and hope to continue that way. If that matters. Masks and mostly distant, outdoors when possible, fans indoors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m hoping to have 3 kids do it together with one teacher. So we could maybe pay $20-25 each but the teacher gets $60-$75 for the hour. I am not rich so just wanted help with math... I think I can do the other subjects myself ( rising 3rd grader)

Are you talking about 3 kids all on the same math level doing the same work? If not, $75 an hour is not going to be enough to cover their time including prep time. Even if they are all on the level, teaching three kids is a lot more work than teaching one child. I can't imagine a certified teacher doing this for less than $100-125 an hour. JMO

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$65/hr for three kid pod. Paid legally. Nine hours a week (Three hours ob each of three days.). Her base rate was $60/hr. She has her masters in ed but isn’t a certified teacher.

We are starting in person and hope to continue that way. If that matters. Masks and mostly distant, outdoors when possible, fans indoors.

What? I though teachers couldn’t work outside? Someone gave a list of reasons why weather, bees, etc.