"tutoring experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a period of time during which one person has provided tutoring to another person. For example, "John's tutoring experience has prepared him well for his teaching career."
To provide a highly effective tutoring experience, the administrators of tutoring agencies usually have to undergo a lot of analysis of the tutoring requirements and schedule of availability to determine the best tutor student match.
Many of the UGs reported that the tutoring experience helped to reinforce academic content learned previously.
According to one of its job listings today, teachers are paid on average between $14 and $18 an hour and the openings are available to candidates who are eligible to work in the U.S. or Canada, have a bachelor's degree in any field, and have at least one school year of traditional teaching, mentoring, or tutoring experience.
Although I was familiar with the OP through my tutoring experience, this internship has given me the opportunity to really dive into the inner workings of the organization and learn about the variety of often-unseen responsibilities that go into non-profit administration.
In addition to 7 years of tutoring experience, Dan has worked in outdoor advertising, enterprise storage, and even spent a summer managing a trampoline warehouse.
Princeton students describe the tutoring experience as formative, inspiring careers in criminal-justice reform.
"Those early tutoring experiences are what made me first think about academia.
They tend to have significant tutoring experiences, with tutees ranging from high school students to undergraduate students, to graduate students in other disciplines.
They tend to have significant tutoring experiences and the hourly fees vary from student to student, depending on the number of hours needed and the topics to be covered.
Young Song, the director of the Tutorial Project for the past 12 years, can recall cases where volunteers have changed their academic or career directions based on their tutoring experiences, from law to education, for example.
Students largely reported positive experiences, found the curriculum and delivery acceptable and saw tutor experience and knowledge as legitimate and valuable.
