Become a Tutor

Become a tutor and apply for online tutor jobs in the UK

Tutro helps experienced, UK-based tutors explore online tutoring positions through selected partner agencies. Opportunities are typically self-employed contractor opportunities for remote tutoring, rather than salaried employment, and any contract is agreed directly with the partner agency.

Who these opportunities are for

Tutro is for tutors who already have meaningful experience and want to work with established online tutoring agencies rather than sourcing all pupils directly. It is a good match if you are:

  • an experienced tutor or qualified teacher
  • a subject specialist in areas such as maths, English or science
  • UK-based and comfortable delivering lessons online
  • reliable, organised and safeguarding-aware
  • willing to work on a self-employed contractor basis

How the application process works

Tutro is not an employer. Instead, it explains the route into partner agencies and then links you to their independent application pages. In outline:

  1. Review the tutor requirements and eligibility on this page.
  2. Read about the current live partner application route.
  3. When you are ready, follow the link to the partner’s own application page and submit your details there.
  4. The partner agency reviews your experience and documents.
  5. If successful, onboarding, safeguarding checks and tutoring work are handled directly by the partner agency.

If you have questions about this route or need support before applying, you can contact Tutro.

Subjects and levels in demand

Online tutor jobs in the UK commonly focus on core school subjects and key exam stages. While demand can change over time, you are likely to see opportunities in:

Core subjects

  • maths tutor jobs, including GCSE maths tutoring
  • English tutoring jobs across key stages
  • science tutor jobs, particularly at GCSE level

Key stages

  • primary tutoring jobs
  • GCSE tutoring jobs
  • A-level and post-16 academic support where partners offer it

Remote, part-time and self-employed tutoring opportunities

Many tutors use Tutro to explore remote tutoring jobs that can be combined with other professional or family commitments. Work is typically part time and arranged through the partner agency once onboarding is complete.

You remain self-employed, so you are responsible for managing your availability and tax affairs. The partner agency determines how much work is available and how it is allocated.

Current live partner route

At present, tutors who wish to progress from this page are routed to Latimer Tuition, an online tutoring agency. Latimer Tuition manages its own selection criteria, safeguarding processes and tutoring work.

When you click to apply, you will leave the Tutro site and complete Latimer Tuition’s own application form. Any working arrangement is between you and Latimer Tuition, not directly with Tutro.

You can learn more about this relationship on the about Tutro page or see how we present the route to agencies on the For Agencies page.

Apply via Latimer Tuition

Explore tutor landing pages

Popular pages

A selection of high-demand topics to help you find the right tutor route quickly.

Online pages

Landing pages focused on opportunities where tutoring is delivered online.

Format pages

Landing pages focused on working patterns like private, remote and part-time tutoring.

Subject pages

Landing pages focused on specific subjects and topic areas.

Level pages

Landing pages focused on GCSE, A-level and other common stages of study.

Audience pages

Landing pages focused on tutors supporting different learner groups and experience levels.

Location pages

Landing pages focused on regions and local tutor demand.

Frequently asked questions

Is Tutro a tutoring agency?

No. Tutro is a site that explains the application route into selected partner agencies and links you to their own application pages. It does not directly employ tutors or place pupils.

Are these employed or self-employed opportunities?

Online tutor jobs reached through this route are generally self-employed contractor roles with partner agencies. Any contract or engagement terms will be agreed with the partner, not with Tutro itself.

Do I apply to Tutro directly?

You use this page to understand the route and then apply directly through the named partner agency. The current live partner and their application link are shown in the current live partner section above.

What subjects are most relevant?

Demand commonly includes maths, English and science tutoring, as well as primary and GCSE tutoring. The balance of subjects may change over time based on partner demand.

Can this support part-time online tutoring work?

Yes. Many tutors are looking for part time tutoring jobs that can be combined with other work. The hours and pattern of work will depend on the partner agency’s needs and your availability.

If your question is not answered here, you can contact Tutro for further clarification.