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Holy fuck. I tutor english, history and portuguese, my fee is 5€ per hour and it's already way over the average for tutors (Which is somewhere between 3€ and 4€). I gotta move to Murrica.
That's only $6.50 an hour. That's ridic low for most jobs. Maybe you just have a ton of tutors so the price is more competitive than America? How much do other jobs get paid in Portugal?
I suppose, though, it all depends on the cost of living in Portugal. If COL is way cheaper, typical pay would be lower too.
I suppose, though, it all depends on the cost of living in Portugal. If COL is way cheaper, typical pay would be lower too.
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Zedotelhado (04/18/2012) [-]
Minimum wage in Portugal is 475€ a month, currently the lowest in Europe as far as I can tell.
And it's not even that there's a lot of tutors, I'm tutoring from middle-high school kids to college freshmen, I made my price according to what most other people I know paid their tutors and to how much I paid my math tutor when I needed one (Which was about 3.50€ an hour).
The cost of life varies. Certain things (Wine, most foods) are somewhat cheaper than the EU average while others (Private health care/housing/gas) are through the bloody roof.
What mostly awed me was the difference in "average tutor wages" (Let's call them that), not from Portugal to America but actually from Portugal to the rest of Europe, according to some of these comments. It makes me dumbstruck.
Picture somewhat related, it's how I feel ;_;
And it's not even that there's a lot of tutors, I'm tutoring from middle-high school kids to college freshmen, I made my price according to what most other people I know paid their tutors and to how much I paid my math tutor when I needed one (Which was about 3.50€ an hour).
The cost of life varies. Certain things (Wine, most foods) are somewhat cheaper than the EU average while others (Private health care/housing/gas) are through the bloody roof.
What mostly awed me was the difference in "average tutor wages" (Let's call them that), not from Portugal to America but actually from Portugal to the rest of Europe, according to some of these comments. It makes me dumbstruck.
Picture somewhat related, it's how I feel ;_;