become a Yo! tutor

ok, but why do it?

• 01. earn
  money

  remember when you told your family you were going to make money on the internet, and they laughed at you? I sure do. it was a Saturday. I know because my dad was wearing his polka-dotted tie. there was a chill in the air as I stood there trying to muster up the courage to confron-
  anyway.
  yeah, um.
  you can show them now.

• 
  02. work from
  home

  my research team tells me that there’s an 80% chance you are between the ages of 18 and 40, which puts you smack dab in the middle of the millennial generation.
  let’s face it, you don’t wanna work in a freaking office.
  I don’t wanna work in a freaking office.
  I’m writing this on a hammock, in a coffee shop, on a cruise, on my way to Tokyo. this could be you.

  *we don’t really uh… have a research team.
  **ok, I am in an office, but you don’t have to be.
  ***just kidding. tutors must work in a quiet indoor setting, but you got it.
  

• 03. stay
  cool

  conversations should be like a breeze. no need to perform like a star on camera (unless that’s your style, I mean…). we’ve got you covered with the coolest library where you can find stuff like daily news, grammar and conversation topics, English for travel and work, you name it!
  just bring your mind and mouth for stress-free tutoring while being as fab as only you can be - it’s a win-win!

  and for those one-of-a-kind curious minds into quirky topics like the history of paperclips, get ready to juggle tabs with Google and do some tricks…
  if you know, you know.

• 04. stay
  flexible

  if you’re reading this, you’re likely all about that flexibility and doing things your way. guess what? we’re on the same wavelength!
  here, you get to dance to your own work beat.
  picture this: craft your schedule, work when you’re feeling top-notch, and embrace the freedom. we’re all about that part-time life – no mandatory minimum hours, because, yeah, we’re kind of a big deal.
  but hey, if you wanna go all-in and make this your full-time hustle, be our guest! it’s simple math: the more you work, the more you rake in.

  pretty cool, huh?

• 05. give
  back

  you’ve climbed this mountain yourself, but you didn’t do it on your own.
  here’s a chance to give back to the community and help others through their English learning process.
  plus, you will meet some really cool people along the way.

• 06. keep
  learning

  you know better than most people that maintaining a new skill, especially a new language, takes practice.
  sure, you can take advantage of it. you can use it to keep practicing your communication skills and learn about others and their culture.

  you probably have heard the saying:
  “if you wanna master something, teach it”.
  so, that’s that.