AI tutor work sits in the education category of the catalogue, which holds 59 live postings. 22 of them score Level 1, where AI is a tool in the workflow rather than the product. Tutoring, annotation, and teaching roles share that category, so read every number below as a category figure.
The number this article rests on: 59 live education postings, 42 of them remote. Measured September 2026.
The catalogue classifies a posting by the work it describes, not by the word in its title. There is no separate "AI tutor" bucket: a tutoring role, a curriculum role, and a teaching-support role all land in education. That makes the category count a ceiling for AI tutor openings rather than an exact number, and it is the honest way to answer a question about a job title that employers spell five different ways.
How many AI tutor jobs are open right now?
The education category holds 59 live postings out of 26,799 in the catalogue, which is 0.2% of everything on the site. That is a small category, and a category this size moves by several percent when a single employer opens or closes a batch of roles. Measured September 2026.
Small does not mean stagnant. What it means practically is that a weekly check beats a monthly one, and that the education hub is worth a bookmark rather than a single visit.
What do AI tutor postings pay?
Education postings that publish a figure mostly publish an hourly rate, so no annual median is quoted here, across the 46 listings in the category that carry a USD figure at all. Across the whole catalogue, 10,737 of 26,799 postings publish a USD range, with a median maximum of $240,000. Measured September 2026.
Hourly pay and annual pay are not comparable, and this site does not multiply one into the other. A rate quoted per hour depends on how many hours the employer actually offers, which the posting almost never states. Where the category does publish annual ranges, they are counted the same way as every other category, and where it does not, nothing is filled in.
What Level do AI tutor jobs score?
22 of the 59 education postings score Level 1, where AI is a tool the person is expected to use. 0 score Level 4, where building the AI system is the job itself. The scale is set out on the Levels page. Measured September 2026.
The Level is what separates two jobs that share a title. A tutoring role that uses an AI assistant to generate practice questions is Level 1 work: the skill being paid for is teaching. A role that evaluates model output as training signal sits higher, because the judgement is about the model rather than about the student.
Both exist in this category, and the Level 1 listings are where the teaching-first version concentrates.
Can you tutor AI from home?
42 of the 59 education postings say remote, or 71.2%, against 48.8% across the whole catalogue. That puts the category above the rest of the market on remote work, which matches how tutoring sessions are usually delivered in practice. Measured September 2026.
Remote status is read from the posting text. A role that describes a campus without using the word remote is counted as on-site even when the sessions happen over video, so the real share is at least this high.
Is AI tutoring the same as AI training?
No. Tutoring means teaching a person, with AI as a tool in the lesson. AI training means labelling or correcting model output so the model improves, and those roles are counted separately across several categories. 14 live postings carry an annotation or data-labelling title. Measured September 2026.
The distinction matters because the two pay and progress differently, and because search engines treat the phrases as interchangeable when employers do not. If the annotation side is what you are after, the AI training jobs guide covers it with its own numbers.
Do AI tutor jobs ask for a degree?
Across the whole catalogue, 4,826 of 26,799 postings name a degree requirement, which is 18.0% of them. The education category is where a teaching credential is most likely to be named outright, because the employer is buying a teaching skill rather than an engineering one. Measured September 2026.
The requirement is read from the posting text, so a role that expects a degree without printing the word is counted as not requiring one. Treat the share as a floor rather than a ceiling, and read the posting itself before ruling yourself out of it.
The jobs right now
Live education postings, newest first, generated from the catalogue rather than written by hand.
