Baltimore Overview

Baltimore was founded in 1729 and was named after Lord Baltimore, who was the first governor of the British colony of Maryland. The economy of Baltimore has become a more service-oriented economy after serving as a major industrial town for many years.

Teaching Jobs in Baltimore

The public education system in Baltimore provides a great base for teaching professionals to find tutoring jobs. The Baltimore City Public School System, the city's public school system, enrolls over 100, 000 students in 171 schools ranging from elementary through high school to charter schools. In addition, the city is home to Johns Hopkins University, which has over 19, 000 students enrolled in undergraduate and post graduate programs combined.

Locations for Baltimore Tutoring Jobs

The Enoch Pratt Free Library has 22 branches throughout the city that provide ideal locations for education professionals who engage in tutoring to foster their work. Subject matter can range anywhere from standard math, science and history to more advanced topics like calculus, physics and art history.

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