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The Princeton Review

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The pay's great, but you just won't get in that many hours. - SAT Teacher The Princeton Review Employee Review

3.0
Jan 12, 2013
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Pros

The pay is pretty high ($18,00), and they provide the materials for you to give to the students. You go off TPR's curricula, but teaching the SAT lesson plans within the allotted time is managable. They also reimburse drive-time, which is particularly helpful if you end up teaching at a place that's very far from your home or from the corporate offices.

Cons

The job's really less than part time, since you'd only get about 8 hours max or so. You get paid for proctoring the SAT exams on Saturdays, but it's only about $10/hr.

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5.0
Apr 22, 2026
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Pros

The strategies and course content are great. Jealous of these students! All the materials are already provided to the instructors and you have the flexibility to bid for courses that fit your schedule. Very supportive admin team.

Cons

Wouldn't rely on this as main income as schedules/course biddings are not guaranteed. But I have never bid with full schedule availability so I can't say for sure.

3.0
Jun 23, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Thorough training and all the needed materials were provided

Cons

Never heard about any classes/opportunities/clients, even after reaching out to supervisor

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