Having worked for Kaplan, I can say that a few bottlenecks would be screening tutors (Kaplan does an in-person audition but these guys might have done it virtua

Having worked for Kaplan, I can say that a few bottlenecks would be screening tutors (Kaplan does an in-person audition but these guys might have done it virtually) and customer service (you will always get parents calling to complain and demand money back). Their site also said that a Tutorspree educational consultant would help tutors schedule lessons, which is odd...I would put that burden on tutors to input their availability and then let students pick available time slots. Also, as with Kaplan, students will sign up for the first few hours through the company, and then just pay cash directly to the tutor, cutting out the middleman.