
Russian students preparing for the Unified State Exam and the Unified State Exam are faced with the substitution of tutors: companies publish profiles of private teachers, but after a response they pass the request on to the administrator, who selects a tutor from his database, without taking into account the client’s choice, prohibits turning on the camera and recording lessons, and also does not allow parents to communicate directly with the tutor; one of the teachers reported that after his dismissal, the company accused him of stealing from clients and did not pay more than 30 thousand rubles.
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Students in Russia prepare for the state exams OGE and USE, often turning to the services of tutors to improve their performance.
Russian students preparing for the Unified State Examination and Unified State Examination have begun to more often encounter substitute tutors. This became known to the Baza Telegram channel.
According to the channel, companies publish profiles of “private teachers”, and after a response to the application, they transfer the request to the administrator. The employee corresponds with the client and selects a tutor from his own database, without taking into account who the client chose. The specialist is asked to introduce himself by a certain name and is prohibited from turning on the camera during the lesson. Lessons cannot be recorded, and parents are not allowed to speak directly with the tutor.
According to one of the teachers who took part in such a scheme, after he was fired and tried to teach classes directly to students, the company accused him of stealing from clients and did not pay more than 30 thousand rubles.

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