Tutors and trainers will always be in demand, but those wishing to enter these careers should know that these jobs—except positions with large school systems, large for-profit tutoring organizations, and major foundations and nonprofit organizations—are often part time and low paying. Most tutors and trainers enter the field not for monetary gain, but because they want to help improve the lives of others. The coronavirus pandemic has increased the demand for online tutors in 2020 due to school closures and students taking classes remotely from home. This demand is expected to remain steady into 2021. Going forward, job opportunities will be more readily available in large cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago that have many nonprofit organizations. Opportunities and pay will be better for tutors and trainers employed by for-profit organizations and companies.
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