Qualifications for Being a Tutor

I am currently working towards a bachelor's degree in secondary education with an emphasis in math. If I want to be able to tutor children of all ages in math, what do I need to do in order to be qualified? - Future Tutor
Answer: You don't need any special certification to become a math tutor for all grade levels. The two key ingredients are an expertise in math and an ability to work well with children at different grade levels. You will have a secondary teaching degree in math; try to take an elementary-school math methods class, because concepts are presented differently to younger children who need to handle real objects to make math meaningful.
It would also be helpful to observe several elementary classrooms to see how the teachers are presenting math to their students. To learn more about actually tutoring, try to sit in several tutoring sessions with experienced tutors. Before you begin tutoring, you should become acquainted with the math textbooks that are commonly used in the area where you will be tutoring.