Tutor Time Employer Reviews

I worked for Tutor Time after reading over their website and hearing how wonderful it is to work for them. After a few weeks on the job, I wished I never accepted the position. Management/Directors do not listen to your needs when comes to whats best for the children. They only care about money and that the classrooms stay full, even when the school – more... is understaffed. My school was very understaffed so this is stressful for the Teachers and you don't have an Assistant Teacher like you are promised from day one. The only thing I enjoyed when working daily was the children and knowing that I was trying to make a difference in their life. The teachers and assistants work very hard and are given no credit when comes to their teaching. You never knew if/when you had a break during the day, even though is state mandatory. I highly suggest researching the Tutor Time you choose to work for because they are not all the same. Mine happen to be a Franchise School and its not the same as the Tutor Time Learning Center associated with Learning Care Group.. – less

I have learned to be nice to children and care for their needs.
Management was okay but not the greatest
Co workerr loved working with them
Hardest part trusting people at tutor time
Enjoyable part the children

- child care
- how to handle infants
- equipped and friendly
- incredibly nice and hardworking
- screaming babies
- laughing babies

Tutor time is a ookay place to work. I enjoy working there for the most part. Working there you have to very patient with not only the children but the staff and management. Staff and children are bounced from class to class to maintain ratio on a daily bases. Management dont alway listen to the staff and the option on certian issue for example not – more... wanting to workin certain room and with certain staff member. They try to be fexible with schduling but that doesn't always happpen. We are paid 15$ for staff meeting and given dinner once a month. We have try to have monthly staff outing and we are sometime given rewards and incentives on a job well done,. So as you can see working at Tutor Time has it pros and cons – less

If you love kids and would like to be with them most of the day this is the place to work. I enjoyed working with my little students and my Teacher has showed me so many things which as a mother you think you got the experience but one can't never stop learning and that is what this place has showed me,.

I enjoy working with my coworkers and the children/families that come for child care. Here we try to not only give the child a place to be while their parents are at work, but a place where they can learn and have fun at the same time. My director is friendly and approachable. A great company to work for.

Working with the children is really heart warming. If you are seeking positions within this company, I'll say yes.

the kids are a lot of fun, DOLs can be fun to do. toddlers are a very challenging age to teach! but that just makes it more rewarding.

while employed, I gained the trust of a very emotionally needy child and his family. I know that my interaction with this child in such a positive manner helped to integrate that child into other somewhat stressful social setting with a little more ease.

Always great teaching children! I actually discovered I wanted to be a teacher while working here!

In a typical day I would not know how many students, or which students I would have on a given day. The children combined in my room were not age appropriate to the toys provided. Management were nice but unreliable. co-workers were stressed and unprepared. The hardest part of the job was getting supplies and knowing who to plan for. The most enjoyable – more... was the exercise class once a week the kids got to attend. – less

I learned that if you work for that company for over 11 years and you're still just an infant teacher the something's wrong.

Mornings were somewhat hectic, but once all the children were accounted for and our day begun things worked out. We would do circle time in the AM, then a quick snack. Our afternoon consisted of lunch, naps, stories and games.

The management needs a real adjustment. There were no values established at the place of work. Teachers talked to students in unprofessional ways. Students have no structure and the director did what she wanted to do in order to cover her back.

Disorgaized. You'll feel like your in high school. SOME of the people are horrible.

As an owner, I was proud of the quality of our childcare centers.

Working with children, teaching them their alphabets and numbers. Assisting the Lead teacher with the daily curriculum and scheduling meetings with the parents to award the children of the accomplishments. The fun birthday parties and holiday gatherings we had in the center was always exciting for the teachers as well as the parents and the children.

A typical day at work includes: Greeting children upon arrival, answering phones, preparing breakfast for children, changing diapers, assisting with daily activities like painting, reading, writing, preparing lunch, dancing, walks to the park, preparing lunch, changing diapers, nap time , snack, and dismissal.
I learned to be patient with myself,children – more... and parents.
Management is very helpful when issues arise.
The hardest part of the job is not being appreciated
The most enjoyable part of the job are the children. – less

I was the infant teacher and then toddler teacher. I really liked working at this center because it was clean, organized, and ran by some really nice people. the director was great and the staff was awesome.

I love my children and all the families I'm in contact with. All my fellow co workers have most of the same values as my self; I'm really sad to try and leave but I need more.