K12 Reviews

Pros

work from home which is nice and saves on gas

Cons

work from home so you need to stay on your phone game

Pros

Work from Home in PJ's, Great Schedule, Amazing team

Cons

Lots of computer work, limited social interactions

Pros

Professional, timely responses, efficient interview process

Cons

Lower pay than public school systems

Pros

flexibility, collaborative colleagues, job satisfaction

Cons

time commitment, intense workload, lots of time on the phone

Pros

The pay isn’t bad and you get to work from home.

Cons

Not much schedule flexibility at all. Was told that if something came up and you needed to change your schedule, you’re basically SOL. Overtime is basically required during the busy enrollment season. Breaks and lunches are scheduled and if you need an additional minute or two break it eats into your 30 minutes for lunch. Ridiculous amount of steps that need to be completed on each call and you’re expected to basically pump as many kids into the schools as possible, regardless of how good a fit an online school may be. You have to wait 90 days for benefits which sucks when you’re a contractor whose contract conveniently ends 90 days after being hired. Sorry but if you’re working 40+ hours a week, you should be eligible for benefits on day one.

Pros

Flexibility, great colleagues, decent pay

Cons

Companies like k12 walk a thin line between business and school. I left when they began focusing more on the business side than the school side.

Pros

Work from home teaching Reliable pay Growth opportunities

Cons

None that I have come across

Pros

Work from home Supportive Fun team

Cons

Budgets and deadlines are sometimes unrealistic.