LatinHire Salary for Filipino Tutors – Actual Payment Chart from a Former Employee

You might be thinking, is LatinHire an online ESL school or a recruitment company? LatinHire carefully selects the best tutors around the world for some of the reputable e-learning companies. The tutors of LatinHire teach English, Marketing, Economy, IT, Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, Statistics, Accounting and more.

LatinHire recruits and oversees groups of tutors for companies that provide online teaching services. This company is always hiring and welcomes applicants from around the world including the Philippines. They carefully selects the best tutors around the world to assign them for some of the reputable e-learning companies. The tutors of LatinHire teach English, Marketing, Economy, IT, Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, Statistics, Accounting and more.

The application process is straightforward and having a reliable internet connection is crucial. The hourly rate is significantly higher compared to Asian-owned online companies.

Now, the biggest question is, how much do they truly pay Filipinos?

Based on the information I got from Indeed, the median wage or hourly pay at LatinHire for English tutors in the Philippines is roughly 511 Philippine pesos, which makes it 197 percent above the national average.

If you have been in the industry for quite some time, then you know by now that every tutor’s salary is different. Although there are companies who compensate their employees equally (regardless of experience and qualifications), most of them do not simply do this. This is when the topic about ‘Filipino teachers/non-natives versus westerners/natives’ come into play.

LatinHire and tutors work closely together to provide the best quality service, so when someone offered the role, they will introduce the chosen candidate to one of their clients (online tutoring schools). The training, management, teacher quality feedback, and payment are the ones managed by LatinHire.

Below is a screenshot of the client payment chart from a former employee of LatinHire. 

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