OnlineTutorLy make payouts via bank transfer every Monday.
Pending balances are payments of uncompleted lessons. As soon as you are booked for a lesson by a student, the earnings automatically becomes pending.
Your earnings becomes available when you have
An Ongoing lesson is a lesson a student booked with you but hasn’t been completed. A completed lesson is a lesson you have successfully rounded up with the student. To see your ongoing and completed lessons, go to your dashboard,
To see new or old messages you received from a tutor or student, login to OnlineTutorLy, click on your dashboard at the top right side. You’ll see all your messages on the top right side.
To be booked for a tutoring session, you need to apply to posted tutoring jobs. When you find a tutoring job that you are confident you’ll be able to deliver efficiently, apply. You can not contact a student directly. A student may contact you first.
If a student finds ...
As a student, if you have any issue with your lessons or tutor, and want a refund - you can create a dispute against a lesson at any time. Before you create a dispute, please make sure you cancel the lesson first.
To cancel a lesson, from your dashboard, scroll down to se...
As a tutor, you may create a dispute against an ongoing and cancelled lesson. As a student, you may create a dispute against a cancelled lesson. To create a dispute, click on your name on the top right-hand side, click dispute, create dispute.
To view your invoices, click on your name at the top right hand side, click on invoices.
Finding a tutor on OnlineTutorLy is very easy. You may find a tutor in 3 ways - Using the 'Advanced filter, Post a job or use the Fast Booking. Use our advanced filter to tailor your search towards your learning needs or post a job, and watch proposals flow in. If you are short on time, use the fast booking form, and we wil...
You can book a lesson with a tutor - in 3 ways.
First Method:
Post a job. Within 24 hours, you’ll receive proposals from prospective tutors. Go through the proposals(to see proposals you’ve received - go t...