K12 Virtual Teacher Reviews

Pros

Love the kids. Love working 1n1 with students.

Cons

Don't hold students or learning coaches to their responsibilities. To much administrative work. Supplies for students are hard to get.

Pros

Working from home and being able to be flexible. Make your own schedule and able to have child at home with in home sitter

Cons

Very demanding and not much support from supervisor. The students complain to supervisor to get teachers in trouble. The teacher gets into trouble

Pros

Schedule is fairly flexible. Overall the bottom level employees (teachers) have a family like attitude. There is great teamwork amongst everyone.

Cons

Paltry pay in comparison to the competition. Barely a livable wage. There is a revolving door of teachers. No opportunity for advancement. They also bend to every whim of parents in order to retain them.

Pros

Work from home, with the exception of monthly outings or staff development, immediate supervisor (Principal/Asst Principal) well liked, medical/dental/vision/short term disability benefits good.

Cons

Work/Life balance hard to manage, talk time was often back to back with little to no breaks for multiple hours, large caseload of students, upper management did not consider teachers valuable employees, low pay, long hours (often more than 8 per day), poor training for new hires.

Pros

Flexible, work at home, technology provided, data driven instruction. I don't have the health insurance, but the vision and dental is a good deal.

Cons

There are days that I wonder if I am really educating students since we rely on our learning coaches so much. Hours are business hours 8-5. Only 15 days off in summer.

Pros

Great people - teachers and immediate supervisors Average pay for at home job Work from home

Cons

On the computer 8-5 No flexibility Back to back online classes Upper management is more concerned about numbers than people