Salary or hourly for online school teachers? How much?
Monday, December 21st, 2009 at
4:53 pm
I’m looking into becoming an online school teacher and I was curious to know how much they get paid, do they get paid hourly or salary and since it’s distant learning and all the people live throughout the world, how do you get paid? How much is it that virtual teachers usually get? For example: If I worked for the University of Phoenix online. Any help would be appreciated!
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Each school has its own rules about it. You can compare their rules and students feedback here – edu.2kool4u.net
Online professors are usually working like adjunct professors – hired by the semester and paid a set rate depending on how many classes you’re teaching (not by the hour). They make less than half of what ‘real’ college professors would make (and many schools, even online schools, want people with PhDs in their field) so 25k a year at the most. With a PhD. It’s not a good job, and not many people want it.
earned phd required for online colleges. 25k
the few online high schools that exist require that you are local and work within the district – not an option.