Register As A Home Tutor And Get Rich Today

Register As A Home Tutor And Get Rich TodayWith so many providers online, there is really no reason why anyone should not register as a home tutor. In fact, there are hundreds of people who have registered as home tutors just for the simple reason that it gives them the freedom to do what they want and where they want, when they want to.This freedom is what many people use to their advantage when it comes to a school or a college. If you have a particular knowledge that is a need to a student, then register as a home tutor, you will find a lot of benefits. Here are some of the most important benefits that are associated with it.First of all, when you register as a home tutor, you get the opportunity to work and earn your own money from the comfort of your home. Since this form of business is very well organized, the amount of profit is really high. For one, if you give a class once a week, and at the end of the month you got a check, this is really good.Also, when you register as a h ome tutor, you know how much you are earning. Also, since you are working in the comfort of your home, you don't need to go out and find a job. You can also sit back, relax and take your time to improve your skills and knowledge about the subject you know best.The second benefit is the good income that you can make by working from home. Most of the tutors are able to earn an income of up to $300 a month. This money is usually invested in a particular business that is related to the subject you know.Also, with the number of tutors who are involved, it is a very easy way to make money. You can be easily started, and in just a few months you will have started an income that can support you and your family.Lastly, registering as a tutor is not difficult to do. This means that you don't need to spend hours learning and memorizing every aspect of the subject.

English Listening Exercise Christmas Movies for Practicing your English.

English Listening Exercise Christmas Movies for Practicing your English. In the spirit of the holidays, we have a couple listening exercises using Christmas movies. If you have some down time over the holidays and you are not relaxing on the beach somewhere, try watching some Christmas movies in English. Here are two of my favorites:A Christmas Story:1. Youre full of _____ and so is your old man.2. Are you ______? Stick my tongue to that stupid pole?3. I triple ____ ____ you.4. What does it mean to dare someone?5. Well __ __ smart ass and do it. (phrasal verb)6. ___ back! ____ back!!7. The bell ______.And here is one of our favorite scenes from Elf:1. Wow! ____ ____?2. This is the North Pole. No, ___ ___.3.   ____ work your favorite. Work is your new favorite.4. What time is Santa coming?Thanks to all our students for a great year. Happy Holidays and Happy New Year! We look forward to teaching you in 2014! Yuri Manzhos 1..things..(but i dont understand) 2 getting? 3..dog dare.. (again i dont understand 4 to get some to do smth. 5 ..go on.. 6. come back! 7 The bell rang (Why he didnt use present perfect?) Elf 1.Whats this? 2. it is not 3 Make 4.10 a.m. tomorrow LOIEnglish Yuri thanks for answering.Question #1: beans Youre full of beans. It means you dont know what you are talking about. Question #2: kidding, it is similar to joking.Im not sure I understand your confusion on Question #7. We use past simple for when something happened in the past. The bell rang. We use present perfect to connect the past and the present. In this clip there isnt a reason to connect the past to the present. Let me know if you have any confusion over this. LOIEnglish Question #1: full of beans this means You do not know what youre talking about. Thanks for answering! A quick note about your writing above, be sure to always put your subject first: Everybody HAVE a great holiday and a happy new year. Ana Carolina Dyminski 1. beans 2. kidding 3. dog dare 4.Dare someone means to challenge someone 5.come on 6. come, come 7. rang 1. whats this 2.It is not 3 . make 4. tomorrow morning, 10 am Yuri Manzhos Just change 2014 to 2015

Encouraging Summer Math and Reading for Kids with ADHD

Encouraging Summer Math and Reading for Kids with ADHD Summer gives kids with ADHD the opportunity to take a break from the pressure and hard work that comes with staying focused and on-task all day long. They have more time to explore their creative side, burn off their extra energy while playing outside, and become absorbed in activities that they truly enjoy. Given how challenging school can be, many parents of kids with ADHD want to provide them with a complete break from academic activities over the summer. As tempting as this may be, and as important as non-academic activities are, some academic learning is necessary to avoid a summer learning backslide. Studies show that on average kids lose up to 2 months of math and up to 1 month of reading over the summer. Engaging in educational activities over the summer can help prevent summer backsliding. Unfortunately, many kids with ADHD will push back against these activities in large part because of negative experiences they have had throughout the school year. As a parent, how do you g et your child to read a book or practice his or her math facts without engaging in a summer-long power struggle? Start with clear expectations. Let your child know that summer represents a break from school, but not a break from learning. Describe the summer backslide and explain that by reading and doing math problems over the summer he or she can help his or her brain grow stronger so that school will be easier when he or she returns in the fall. Develop a summer learning schedule and share the plan with your child in advance. It may be helpful to also highlight the amount of time he or she will spend on fun activities, like attending camp or going to the pool, so he or she can clearly see that the entire summer isnt being consumed by academic tasks. Set goals and track your childs progress. Even with the best of intentions, very few kids will be satisfied with learning for learnings sake over the summer. Set clear goals for daily academic activities and give your child the opportunity to track his or her progress. Seek out summer learning programs that focus on building specific academic skills and monitoring growth and progress over time. Be a role model for your child. Set your own summer learning goals and share them with your child. Your goals can be simple, like reading for a few minutes every day or spending time each week learning something new about an interest you would like to explore. Set goals for yourself and share them with your child. You can both track your progress together. Set your child up for success. Much of the stress that kids with ADHD feel during the school year comes from struggling to keep up with their peers and hold their own in classroom settings that arent designed for their learning style. Counteract these negative experiences by providing your child with the opportunity to experience academic success in the summer. Set initial goals that are easily achievable, like completing math worksheets that are quite simple, or reading books that are well within his or her current ability level. Then gradually make the goals and academic material more challenging. Aim for targets that are just ahead of where your child is at currently, but are still within his or her reach. Praise and reward effort. Spending time on math and reading over the summer, and working to achieve academic goals will be challenging for most kids with ADHD. Let your child know that you recognize his or her hard work and praise his or her effort. If your child needs extra motivation, then consider offering activities or privileges that can be earned for achieving his or her goals. Encouraging kids with ADHD to participate in reading and math over the summer isnt always easy. So, make a solid plan, set clear expectations, be a good role model, and praise and reward their effort. The payoff will be great when their school year gets off to a great start in the fall. ABOUT DR. MARY ROONEY Mary Rooney, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco. Dr Rooney is a researcher and clinician specializing in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD and co-occurring behavioral, anxiety, and mood disorders. A strong advocate for those with attention and behavior problems, Dr. Rooney is committed to developing and providing comprehensive, cutting edge treatments tailored to meet the unique needs of each child and adolescent. Dr. Rooney's clinical interventions and research avenues emphasize working closely with parents and teachers to create supportive, structured home and school environments that enable children and adolescents to reach their full potential. In addition, Dr. Rooney serves as a consultant and ADHD expert to Huntington Learning Centers. ABOUT HUNTINGTON Huntington Learning Center is the tutoring and test prep leader. Its certified tutors provide individualized instruction in reading, phonics, writing, study skills, elementary and middle school math, Algebra through Calculus, Chemistry, and other sciences. It preps for the SAT and ACT, as well as state and standardized exams. Huntington programs develop the skills, confidence, and motivation to help students of all levels succeed and meet the needs of Common Core State Standards. Founded in 1977, Huntington's mission is to give every student the best education possible. Call us today at 1.800.CAN LEARN to discuss how Huntington can help your child. For franchise opportunities please visit www.huntingtonfranchise.com. This website does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The material on this site is provided for educational purposes only.

The Modern Method to Learning Grammar in a Foreign Language

The Modern Method to Learning Grammar in a Foreign Language The Modern Method to Learning Grammar in a Foreign Language The world around us has changed drastically.All the books you own can fit in a single device.The phone, I mean computer, in your pocket has evolved from a room-size machine to a pocket-size device.Even the cars we drive are no longer what they used to be.So, why would someone try to learn a language the way it used to be learned?Imagine how much more efficient you could be at learning your target language(s) if you knew how to  approach learning the modern way.Traditionally, language learning centered around grammar. It was the emphasis, the main component. Many students focused on  studying grammar charts.But modern language learners have different views and take different approaches.We learn grammar by taking a relaxed, conversational approachâ€"we learn the modern way.Now, how did we break from tradition? How did we convince ourselves to do things differently than they were done in the past and accept a new approach to learning grammar? The Modern Method to Learning Grammar in a Foreign LanguageThe Three Principles of Grammar in Modern Language LearningWe started our break from traditional learning methods by understanding three general concepts about grammar that shape our approach to learning it the modern way. Let’s explore each of those three ideas together.1. Grammar is a side dish, not the main courseDo you remember art class? Glue was important, but it wasn’t the emphasis. Nobody looked at your piece of art and complemented you on how well you used the glue. Glue isn’t spectacular. It’s important because it holds things together. But its only supplemental. Its not the principal component.Modern language learners understand that grammar is the glue of language, and modern technology has adapted to this understanding. One example is the Grammarly app, a convenient grammar checker for your browser that checks your English writing for errors whenever you type anything online. Technology like this shows that we know grammar still matters for clar ity, but we also dont want to have to think about it all the time.Phrases, vocabulary and conversation are the key ingredients in language. Grammar is important. But its function is to hold all the other parts together.No artist would make a piece of art by simply smearing glue all over a canvas. Nor do we modern language learners overwhelm ourselves with the grammar that holds all the pieces of our language learning together. We don’t ignore or overlook it, but we dont emphasize it above other language learning aspects either. We simply combine all components of language (and use grammar to glue them together) to create a beautiful piece of linguistic art.Modern language learners relax. We emphasize conversation and see grammar as simply a tool to help us accomplish that goal.2. You dont have to know it allAfter you master one element of grammar, another one will pop up. If you learn all the ones that pop up, then the first one you learned will have changed because languages cons tantly evolve.Modern language learners avoid discouragement by taking it easy and viewing grammar as a journey, not a destination. We learn as we go, make mistakes along the way and try to take a relaxed approach to whatever language were learning.This approach makes learning language fun and keeps the stress at bay. The modern way is to do it without the pressure and enjoy the ride.3. Conversational grammar is still grammarTheres a difference between conversational grammar and academic grammar. Just because something is not grammatically correct in writing, doesn’t mean its “wrong” to say it a certain way in conversation. In fact, speaking a language in perfect academic grammatical patterns will give away your “foreigner status” quicker than an accent.The key to learning grammar is to give yourself a break and know that conversational grammar is still an acceptable form of grammar to learn. Its okay to say things the way natives say them even if writing that way wouldnt b e acceptable.Traditionally, language learners forced grammar lessons on themselves, then tried to speak the way the academic grammar demanded. This makes conversation sound forced and unnatural.Modern language learners relax. We converse with comfort and accept conversational grammar as an acceptable form of grammar to use in daily practice.Now that we’ve looked at the three ideas that shape modern language learners’ approach to learning grammar, we also need to consider the three things modern linguists avoid when learning grammar.Understanding these obstacles and getting beyond them is also essential to transition from the traditional approach to learning grammar to a more modern method. Let’s look at each one of these thoughts together.How Modern Language Learners Dodge 3 Obstacles to Learning Grammar1. We avoid getting overwhelmed with textbooksTextbooks are excellent resources. They provide a wealth of information on many different aspects of a language. And with so much information in front of one’s face, its easy to get overwhelmed and feel like learning the language is next to impossible.Modern language learners breathe. We use textbooks and other valuable resources. But we never let them overwhelm us.2. We avoid focusing too much on grammarIts important to learn grammar but not study it too much. Vocabulary, conversation and comprehension are essential along with grammar. A good metric is to use about 25% of your study time to learn grammar. The other 75% should emphasize fun audio listening and engaging conversations with people who speak the language.Language in its natural form is never learned from grammar charts and vocabulary lists. Not that those are bad. But consider that language is naturally learned in context. Its developed in relaxed, conversational settings.Children make plenty of grammar mistakes but continue to learn the language by emphasizing natural, real-life conversation. They relax and learn it naturally without getting to o focused on mastering grammar.Modern language learners take the same approach.3. We avoid get-fluent-quick schemesLife is a series of give-and-take. You get out what you put in. The reason get-rich-quick schemes dont work is because they promise something for nothing. Language learning is just the same.When we say “modern,” we dont mean quick or effortless. We simply mean different than before. Language learning requires effort, and it takes time.Anything promising to have you master grammar in 10 days or less can leave you discouraged. You didn’t even learn to tie your shoes in 10 days or lessâ€"that took your entire kindergarten year to figure out!Modern language learners avoid the three-week-guarantee propaganda and focus on conversational skills in a relaxed, but consistent manner. We push day-in and day-out towards the goal and eventually achieve the results we’re after.So, how do we learn grammar the modern way? We can’t ignore grammar altogether and pretend it isnâ €™t at all important. So, what can we do to learn it in ways that differ from traditional approaches?There are in fact three things modern language learners do when learning grammar. Let’s look at each one together.3 Ways Modern Learners Approach Grammar1. We read what we enjoy, not what we’re “supposed” to readReading exposes us to grammar in its natural context. And yes, reading in a foreign language is difficult. But its easier when you read what you love. The key is to read what you would normally read in English.For example, if you like cooking, you can read food magazines in your target language. A relaxed approach is best. So, open the umbrella, stretch out on the lawn chair, get the lemonade and read what you love with the breeze blowing around you.2. We study in short, frequent intervals, not long and random spurtsSix 10-minute sessions of grammar practice is better than one hour straight through. We learn best in short segments. And language is learned by frequent repetition.Good language learners study in small, frequent intervals for optimal results.3. We use the grammar we learn in real conversationsThe  best way to learn something is to do it. We learn better by using what we learn than by letting our new information collect dust in our brain cells.A good approach to learning (and remembering grammar) is to use the one grammar concept you last learned in a conversation five times within the next day. Then learn the next concept. Then use it five times in conversation. Keep repeating this process and youll program grammatical patterns into your use of the language.This is better than memorizing five concepts, using one, then forgetting four. Instead of learning five then using one, try to learn one then use it five times. It may be only one. But one concept remembered is better than ten concepts forgotten.The key is to relax. Modern language learning takes the pressure off, focuses on conversation and makes learning languages fun. Modern l inguists understand that grammar is important, but it isn’t everything. We dont have to know it all. And conversational grammar is still grammar. We don’t get overwhelmed with good resources, we don’t focus too much on grammar, and we avoid the get-fluent-in-a-week claims that discourage some learners. As modern language learners, we read what we enjoy, study in short intervals and use what we learn in real conversation.And besides, learning modern grammar in real-life conversation will keep you from sounding like a professor from the 17th century who forgot that her language has changed over the past 500 years. And One More ThingLearning grammar is easy and fun when youre using FluentU. FluentU makes it possible to learn languages  from music videos, commercials, news and inspiring talks.With FluentU, you learn real languagesâ€"the same way real people speak them. FluentU has a wide variety of videos like movie trailers, funny commercials and web series, as you can see here :FluentU App Browse ScreenFluentU has interactive captions that let you tap on any word to see an image, definition, audio and useful examples. Now native language content is within reach with interactive transcripts.Didnt catch something? Go back and listen again. Missed a word? Hover your mouse over the subtitles to instantly view definitions.FluentU Interactive TranscriptsYou can learn all the vocabulary in any video with FluentUs quiz mode. Swipe left or right to see  more examples for the word you’re learning.FluentU Has Quizzes for Every VideoAnd FluentU always keeps track of vocabulary that you’re learning. It uses that vocab to give you a 100% personalized experience by recommending videos and examples.

Wake up your Inner Artist Learn to Draw!

Wake up your Inner Artist Learn to Draw! Passion for beauty and creativity awakened in human soles in ancient times and became one of forces that distinguished mankind from the animal world. Every person has some creative abilities. Some people have bent for music, others for craftwork or dancing. Unfortunately our rapid world and endless pursuit of success in study and career do not leave us much time to  grow our inner artists. However, any creative activity â€"  for example knitting or writing songs â€" can be a nice hobby that helps to relax after hard day or may become even a source of an extra income if the fruits of creative work find some consumers. That is why it is worth to think what can we do to develop the creative skills of ourselves or of our children? Drawing is one of the most popular kinds of creativity. It does not requires specific equipment, it is enough to have a piece of paper, a pencil and several minutes of free time to create a small sketch. A collection of sketches may stay your secret entertainment or you can share it with your friends and relatives. In order to become a professional painter it is necessary to go through a long way of study in an art school or university. But for those who are not dreaming about worldwide fame it is more than necessary just to master some basic drawing skills with a personal tutor or via online classes. In our days there are plenty of websites that offer various courses for painters of all levels. Most of them are focused on computer graphics as the digital pictures are the most suitable for Internet. Computer artwork is very popular among young progressive people. The followers of traditional drawing usually prefer in-person tutoring one-on-one or in small groups. There are many benefits of personal and online learning: freedom of choice (student selects what kind of drawing technique to study and may choose in-person or online tutoring); availability (no need to pass an entrance exams and affordable prices); flexible schedule (student can define convenient time and duration of lessons). It is never too late to recognize your interest in art and start study drawing. Sure, some time, persistence and patience are needed to find your own style of painting. But even simple sketching may vary your everyday routine or may come in handy one day. So if you are feeling a bent for art in yourself or in your child do not miss a chance to realize it. TutorZ.com offers a wide range of tutors who are ready to assist you in any kind of creative activity: painting, drawing-sketching, knitting, music, dance, craft art, digital arts, fine arts, needlecrafts, playwriting, sculpture, song writing and woodworking.

Student Blogging The Dos and Donts - by TutorNerds

Student Blogging The Dos and Donts - by TutorNerds The Dos and Donts of Student Blogging Almost every high school student is on Facebook, Twitter, and every other type of social media these days. Just like most social communities, tweeting and blogging can be used for good or evil. Students who know how to blog the right way can put themselves in a good network for college applications, while students who blog the wrong way can find themselves in a bit of hot water.               Do:   Keep everything positive or neutral Students who write excessively negative personal blogs may be seen as someone who cant see the good in life or somebody who likes to complain. Of course, there are plenty of bad things out there to discuss, but social media is not the right place for college prep students to post them. Negative comments should be kept off-line and everything displayed on the Internet should be positive or neutral. Do: Show a balanced view If students are writing about current events or current affairs, they are encouraged to show a balanced viewpoint as opposed to a simple opinion of their own. Students who can demonstrate that they see both sides, even if they have a strong opinion about one or the other, show that they are not only good writers but balanced journalists and thinkers (READ: 5 Reasons Students Should Blog). Dont: Write about something that is not in your area of expertise Students who are adept in the world of mobile apps, should consider writing a blog about reviewing these applications. However, if they have never been to the ballet, perhaps a critique on dance is not appropriate. A blog is something that is usually about one topic or a series of related topics and the blogger, regardless of their age, should have at least some expertise in this area. Do: Mention that its a student blog Someone who is 16 years old is not expected to have the same amount of knowledge or experience as a professional in their 40s. Its important to be upfront and honest that the blog is written by a student and that they are expressing their own opinion. Theres nothing wrong with having a student blog, in fact its a great way to showcase knowledge and talent however, students should not imply that they are attempting to masquerade as a seasoned professional (READ: 6 Ways to Spend Your February Break). Do: Link to other helpful sites Students who are writing about, say, college applications on their blog should consider linking to helpful sites such as local universities, the College Board, the Department of Education, etc Adding site links makes a blog appear more professional and well thought out, and also makes it more helpful to the reader. Dont: Publish a blog without proofreading Blogs should never be published without a full proofread. The student would never want to showcase that they have grammar, spelling, or punctuation errors throughout their writing (READ: Five Tips For Success in English Class). Even the most seasoned professional writer will make mistakes here and there, which is why they either do an extensive proofread on their own or hire an editor. Because blogs are published almost every day, its recommended that students get together and help each other proofread so they can catch the most common errors at the very least remember, you can always ask your private Irvine English tutor to help. In short? Because blogging is relatively new and is something that students before generation Y didnt have to think about, many of the seemingly obvious Dos and Donts are not adhered to. Students who are considering writing a blog should remember to keep things in a positive light, always be balanced, and also make sure that the language is varied, grammatically correct, and appropriate so that they can communicate well to the reader and showcase their unique talents. All blog entries, with the exception of guest bloggers, are written by Tutor Nerds. Are you an education professional? If so, email us at pr@tutornerds.com for guest blogging and collaborations. We want to make this the best free education resource in SoCal, so feel free to suggest what you would like to see us post about â€" our Orange County private academic tutors are happy to help.

Smith College Students Petition to End Transgender Discrimination in Admission Policies

Smith College Students Petition to End Transgender Discrimination in Admission Policies Jerekeys via Flickr After rejecting Calliope Wong, a male-to-female transgender high school student, outraged Smith College students presented a petition with over 4,000 signatures to the college’s Office of Admissions, urging the school to adopt admissions policies that are welcoming to all transgender women applicants. With support from GLAAD, Smith QA has been pressuring Smith to end transgender discrimination since the scandal of Wong’s rejection began. After garnering national support, Smith QA held a rally which reaped thousands on Thursday May 2nd and delivered the petition to Smith’s Director of Admissions, Deb Shaver. At the time of delivery, Shaver announced that a committee will be formed to further address and study issues related to transgender admissions processes for applicants to the college. The committee will start meeting in September, once the new academic year begins. Afterward, student coordinators of Smith QA were given the opportunity to informally meet with Admissions staff, where students said they were told that Smith College will stop using the gender marker on the FAFSA form when evaluating transgender candidates for admission. The more than 4,000 signatures on our Change.org petition show that support for treating trans women equally in Smith Colleges admissions practices is strong, both within and outside of our school, said Elli Palmer, a Smith student involved with Smith QA. As a committee forms to address this issue, we will continue to advocate for a clear policy from Smith that fully protects trans women applicants from unfair and discriminatory obstacles during the admissions process. After coming under national scrutiny for their discriminatory admission policies toward transgender students, the actions of Smith’s admissions staff could spur a national precedent for how colleges and universities work with transgender applicants. No young woman should be denied the opportunity to learn simply because of who she is, said GLAAD spokesperson Wilson Cruz. That Smith is having this discussion and listening to the community is a positive step, but the school still needs to ensure that no transgender woman is denied the chance to apply. Then, Smith will once again be blazing trails for women and setting an example for educational institutions everywhere.

Dukes Linear Algebra Help Room

Dukes Linear Algebra Help RoomDukes Linear Algebra Help Room is one of the smartest things a parent can do for their child. Children are not the most thoughtful or intelligent people to begin with. The Dukes Learning Tools are designed to enable your child to enjoy learning without sacrificing their emotional safety.The Dukes learning tools are designed to help students learn to use statistics and math in their lives. They are interactive and fast paced allowing students to put math and statistics to work without any fear that they might get lost.The software tools will teach your child basic principles that they need to learn to make good choices and decisions. They will be able to use these tools in many different situations. That includes choosing which parents to buy gifts for, where to go, how to get home, how to make a pizza, and so much more.If you want to see more of the Dukes tools, then you have come to the right place. Visit the Dukes website and take a look at some of the applications they offer. I have personally used the Dukes Math Help Room tool and can tell you that it is fun and a whole lot of fun.The Dukes Linear Algebra Help Room includes lots of activities, games, activities, quizzes, and lessons that you can use for free. The exercises are challenging and well paced, making them fun and engaging. The Dukes Learning Tools will teach your child how to take an ordinary situation and make it into a beneficial activity.The Dukes Learning Tools is available for students of all ages and genders. The objective of the Dukes Tools is to give your child a life-long skill set of good decision making skills. These tools help to build a foundation for your child to do other good things in life such as earning money for his/her college education.If you are interested in trying out some of the Dukes Learning Tools then visit the Dukes website now. It is a very fun and interactive program that will help you child to master fractions, learn about coins, the dollar bill, and many other subjects. You will be able to watch your child learn a lot in this program.

Summer Tutoring Jobs For Highschool Students - Great Ways to Earn Extra Money in the Summer

Summer Tutoring Jobs For Highschool Students - Great Ways to Earn Extra Money in the SummerSummer tutoring jobs for highschool students are a great way to earn extra money in the summer. There are many things that can be done with summer money. For some it is a great way to spend it working a regular job, for others it is a great way to use it to help pay for college. Whatever the reason, there are many opportunities to help you build your resume and earn some money for yourself.Summer tutoring jobs for highschool students provide an excellent opportunity to help build your resume. Many employers will hire a person who was able to take classes and perform well at the test. They will want to see that you know what you are doing. That is why it is important to demonstrate this type of skill to a potential employer. A formal education is nice but you can build your resume with more experience.If you want to go the vocational route, summer tutoring jobs for highschool students can also b e a great way to do so. For example, some high school students like to work in restaurants. There is a long waiting list for positions at this type of job. Working as a waitress or dishwasher is a great way to build your resume, even if you only end up working a few hours per week. When you do this type of work, you will earn a little extra money while you are building your resume.This is a really good position for someone who needs a summer job and has less than perfect grades. It can also be a great way to get a lot of experience for free. Many of the schools are hiring out their summer classes for the summer. So if you have a desire to go back to school in the fall, this is a great opportunity to do so. There is a very good chance that you can get accepted.Another way to build a resume is to get some personal income. If you have some experience, then you can often make more money by working as a professional tutor than an ordinary employee. There are jobs available that allow you to learn at home, which allows you to build up your resume by doing this.Summer jobs for highschool students can often pay very well. You will need to be able to work as a part time employee. This can mean that you may be unable to plan for the holidays and you may not be able to buy presents for yourself or your family. This can make the money seem a little slimy. But if you want to have a better financial future, you may want to consider this option.Although these summer jobs for high school students may not be the perfect opportunity for you, they are a good choice if you have the right skills. If you don't want to go to school for a few months, you can always work for someplace else. It is a great way to improve your resume. Summer tutoring jobs for highschool students can also be a great way to spend some time with your family, build your resume, and make money at the same time.