Lyngo Reviews

Pros

Flexible schedule; Friendly staff; Excellent Teamwork

Cons

Honestly, I can't think of any!

Pros

You get to choose your own hours

Cons

You never get a raise.

Pros

I've been working here for about a year now. This is a fantastic second job for me because I am able to teach a few classes in the morning, then go to my day job. The company has been very flexible with my scheduling and has always been prompt with communication and payment. The management team is great - they are spread between Japan and the States, so there is someone available all the time to help with inquiries.

Cons

The pay is not the best. However, this is a position where I am able to work from home, without the need of travel time, so it kind of evens out.

Pros

Flexible schedule, the students are great and generally they are motivated. The management is friendly and helpful. They pay reliably and on time. The classes that you teach are prepared for you so there is no prep time out of class, but they are open enough to allow you to be creative with their execution.

Cons

The pay isn't all that great. It is a start up company so I am hoping there will be additional opportunities in the future.

Pros

The students are motivated and fun to teach, and the management team is friendly and responsible. Being able to work from home is also really convenient, and the hours are flexible.

Cons

As others have mentioned, the compensation isn't great. And the work of tutoring within the curriculum, while it can be interesting and is effective for students, is not particularly challenging for those who are looking to teach professionally.

Pros

- Great students - Great management - No need to create lesson plans

Cons

- You can work with different students every week - Inconsistent class schedule. You teach whoever signs up for your class. - Some of the lessons are not as effective

Pros

-great getting to talk to a variety of people from many different fields. -flexible scheduling

Cons

-low pay -don't get paid for prep time -pay not guaranteed

Pros

Fun to teach all different types of students of all ages. Work from home

Cons

Only get paid for the lessons you teach. Students choose their teacher so you might open up your schedule but not get any students sign up for your classes. Students are not assigned. Only get paid ¥550 per class.

Pros

flexible hours and work when you want

Cons

low pay and no advancement

Pros

Friendly people, nice students, chance to be creative

Cons

terrible pay, no consiration of your time, no sick pay, no benifits