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Part-Time 1:1 Tutor | $22–$33/hr | Flexible Schedule Carmel, Fishers & Northeast Indianapolis | In-Home & Online

Part-time

Tutor Doctor

Fishers, INPart-time$22–33/hrSeen 2 days agoSeen in employer's feed 2 days ago

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At a glance

Compensation
$22–33/hr
Location
Fishers, IN
Schedule
Part-time
Work Authorization
Not specified

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Job overview

Tutor Doctor is growing its Indianapolis-area team of tutors for one-to-one work with students across a wide range of subjects and grade levels. Tutors may accept matches suited to their strengths, experience, location, and availability, with opportunities for in-home and online tutoring. The local team provides student profiles and support, while tutors focus on helping students learn, build confidence, and succeed.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

One-to-One Tutoring, nice to haveListening, nice to haveExplaining Concepts, nice to haveRecognizing Student Understanding, nice to haveBuilding Confidence, nice to haveDependability, nice to haveEncouragement, nice to haveCommunication, nice to have

Qualifications

Teaching or Tutoring Experience, nice to haveBachelor's Degree or Equivalent, nice to haveEducation Coursework, nice to haveProfessional Subject Expertise, nice to have

Full job description

Part-Time 1:1 Tutor | $22–$33/hr | Flexible Schedule Carmel, Fishers & Northeast Indianapolis | In-Home & Online Great tutors deserve great matches. Tutor Doctor is growing our Indianapolis-area team of experienced teachers, tutors, and subject-matter experts who want meaningful one-to-one work without taking on another full-time job. Whether you’re a classroom teacher looking for a few rewarding hours each week, a retired educator who still loves working with students, or a subject expert who knows how to explain difficult concepts clearly, we make it easy to focus on what you do best: helping students learn, build confidence, and succeed. More than picking a student from a job board We believe the tutor-student match matters. Tutor Doctor doesn’t simply post a list of available students and ask you to choose based on a few basic details. Before we ask you to work with a student, our local team takes time to understand the student’s academic needs, personality, goals, schedule, and learning style. When appropriate, we provide academic and learning assessments, communicate with teachers, and gather information that helps us understand where support is needed. You receive a detailed student profile before accepting the match so you can decide whether the student is a good fit for your strengths, experience, location, and availability. We’re not just trying to find a tutor. We’re trying to find the right tutor for each student—and the right students for each tutor. Why tutors choose Tutor Doctor * $22–$33/hour, based on experience, subjects, and student needs * Set your availability around work, school, family, or retirement * Accept students who fit your skills, schedule, and preferred location * Primarily one-to-one tutoring rather than managing several students at once * Build ongoing relationships with students instead of seeing a constantly changing roster * Receive detailed student information before agreeing to a match * Local team support when questions or concerns arise * We find the families and handle the business side so you can focus on teaching * Opportunities for both in-home and online tutoring Who we’re looking for We welcome experienced educators and tutors across a wide variety of subjects and grade levels, including: * Elementary reading, writing, phonics, and math * Middle and high school math * Science, including biology, chemistry, and physics * English and writing * SAT/ACT preparation * Executive function and academic coaching * Special education and learning differences * Advanced high school and college-level subjects Teaching or tutoring experience is strongly preferred. A bachelor’s degree, education coursework, professional subject expertise, or equivalent experience may be appropriate depending on the students you support. What makes a great Tutor Doctor tutor? You don’t need to teach from a script. We’re looking for people who can listen, explain concepts in different ways, recognize when a student isn’t understanding something, and build the confidence that often makes the biggest difference in long-term success. Our strongest tutors are dependable, encouraging, communicative, and genuinely enjoy helping young people discover what they are capable of. A great fit for educators who want… Meaningful teaching without the full classroom workload. Work a few hours a week or build a larger tutoring schedule over time. We’ll work with you to find students who make sense for your expertise and availability. If you miss the part of education that happens when a student finally says, “Oh—I get it now,” we’d love to talk with you.

How this job compares

Set against the 785 open Tutor jobs on Olive Jobs, counted November 13, 2026.

Pay
  • This posting$22–33/hr
  • US median$19–22/hr368 hourly ranges

This range's midpoint, $27.50/hr, is 30% above the US median midpoint ($21/hr) — in the middle half of Tutor hourly ranges across the US.

Openings
Olive Jobs lists 785 open Tutor jobs across the US. 3% of them nationwide are listed as remote or flexible.
Hiring the most across the US
Experience
Tutor postings that state a minimum ask for 2 years of experience at the median (117 postings).
Education
262 of the 785 open Tutor jobs (33%) ask for a bachelor's degree or higher.

Pay, requirements and demand for Teacher jobs

Counted across the open, public US postings on Olive Jobs on November 13, 2026. Pay medians are the middle values of the low ends and of the high ends of postings that list both ends of a range in the same cadence (a yearly salary or an hourly rate); a range's midpoint is halfway between its ends. Pay and experience figures resting on fewer than 20 postings are left out.

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