Pros
You can work from home. Extra cash. Other than that I am unable to think of any more pros. That's it
Cons
In the beginning I was told this would work great with my full time teacher job. My social studies coordinator said I was replacing someone who failed to communicate with students. Once I got started she assured me I would be given time to catch up on the learning curve for the systems. I checked in with students and parents. Students can submit work anytime so it can pile up as far as grading. I took my time to give true feedback. After 3 only weeks my coordinator harassed me to no end about not working quick enough and encouraged me to quit. When I wouldn't she fired me. FYI teachers thinking about working here they need a licensed teacher in that state for the students to get legitimate credit. They need us but forget they only pay very little compared to our full time. I make it a point to tell my colleagues to avoid this company at all costs. It's not worth the headache. I even attempted to reach upper management and was ignored.