Tutoring jobs — part-time and casual teaching work

Tutoring pays well for your time, fits around study, and builds communication and leadership skills. If you're strong in a subject — maths, English, science, languages, music — there's demand.

What tutoring jobs involve

Tutors work with school or university students one-on-one or in small groups, in person or online. Employers and tutoring centres often require a Working With Children Check — it's a state-based clearance you apply for yourself.

Not sure what you're owed? Use the free Fair Work Pay Calculator to check the minimum pay for your award and shift.

Typical hours and shifts

After school (3–7pm) and weekends are peak. Online tutoring can fit into evenings or between classes.

Skills and habits that get you hired

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How Gigly helps

Gigly is built for casual, part-time and internship work. Employers are verified, listings are checked for scam signals and unlawful pay, and our matching credits the skills you've actually shown — including from study, volunteering and caring — not just job titles. Your ID is only used to verify who you are, and you can earn a verified badge employers can see.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a Working With Children Check to tutor?

For most tutoring involving children, yes — the requirement is set by each state and you apply for it directly. Gigly verifies identity and work rights, not sector clearances, so employers will ask for it separately.

How much can tutors earn?

It varies widely by subject, level and employer. Check the advertised pay on each listing and ask whether it's per student or per hour.

Can I tutor online?

Yes — many tutoring roles are fully online, which suits uni students and regional job seekers.