Avantages
Convenient job for students. Interesting place to observe childhood learning process. Low effort during non peak hours. Good if you like kids.
Inconvénients
Dead end job with dead end pay and (probably less than 20 an hour) "codirectors" being childish. One of the co-directors never cleaned up, never changed to uniform when the owner wasnt there, and plays games at the center. I asked. And he said no to cleaning and to changing. If the female codirector saw me sitting down looking around the room waiting for kids who needed help, she'd tell me to clean the tables sometimes with a side of hostility. Of course, she wouldn't tell the other co director to clean. Never ever have I seen her ask him to. Ive asked one codirector to get to another kid's question from across the room because they're closer and I'm helping a kid here, and you could see it in their face they hated that I simply asked them to. I also just didnt agree with the methodology of teaching kids, and I guess it bothered me. It seemed very hit or miss depending on the kid. There was WAY too much hand-holding. Success was attributed to the center sometimes when it very clearly wasn't. With 12 an hour and no self respect, it's better you start your own tutoring business.