EduPoint is opening private-tutor roles in Tabanan for kindergarten, elementary, junior, and senior high students across Tabanan Kota, Kediri, Kerambitan, Baturiti, and Selemadeg. Demand is highest for Math, English, integrated Science, and Balinese. We welcome active university students and anyone holding at least a high-school diploma who is ready to mentor patiently. Fee IDR 35,000โ175,000 per session, with a flexible schedule that follows your availability. Apply for free via the online form, verification moves quickly, and you can begin guiding students within a few days.

A private tutor in Tabanan is a learning companion who visits families' homes across the regency or runs classes online. Their working area covers all ten districts of Tabanan, spanning the town centre, coastal areas, agrarian settlements, highland villages, and everywhere in between. As Bali's rice-granary regency, Tabanan holds a steadily growing need for tutoring as families take their children's education more seriously.
Pick the subject that fits your expertise. Click to register directly via WhatsApp.
We need tutors across the whole of Tabanan Regency. Choose the area closest to where you live.
Tabanan, Kediri, Dajan Peken, Delod Peken
Kerambitan, Marga, Penebel
Hourly earnings by subject and level. Rates are set to match Tabanan's market conditions.
| Level | Salary |
|---|---|
| Elementary | Rp 45,000 - 70,000 |
| Junior High | Rp 55,000 - 95,000 |
| Senior High | Rp 70,000 - 130,000 |
| UTBK / University Prep | Rp 85,000 - 150,000 |
| Balinese / Quran | Rp 35,000 - 90,000 |
* Tabanan's 2025 minimum wage is around Rp 3.1 million. By tutoring a handful of regular students, your earnings can match or even exceed that figure while staying fully flexible.
Understand the local education landscape driving private tutoring demand
Public High School
Public High School
Why becoming a tutor in Bali's rice-granary regency is worth your while
to Denpasar
Tabanan town sits only about 25 kilometres from Denpasar and shares a direct border with Badung. Tutors in Kediri or Marga can reach families in busy South Bali without ever having to relocate.
We seek tutors who guide sincerely and respect the family values of Tabanan's people.
Work on Bali's agrarian soil in a calm teaching atmosphere full of respect.
The fee for each session is open from the start, set fairly according to the field you hold, so there is nothing to guess at later. On top of that, the cost of everyday goods in Tabanan is still gentle, so your teaching income goes further.
Tabanan's position pressed against Badung and Denpasar opens access to families in the busy tourism belt. Student opportunities open up in two directions at once.
A brisk registration path for Tabanan residents who want to share their knowledge. You can start teaching within 2-3 days.
Open a WhatsApp chat, then tell us which district you come from along with the subject you know best. On the other end is a coordinator who understands everyday life in Tabanan, including temple-duty (ngayah) schedules and the harvest season in the fields, so your teaching hours are easy to arrange without clashes.
Real experiences from tutors who have joined across every corner of Tabanan.
โI study in Denpasar, but every evening after dusk I point my motorbike home to Dajan Peken to keep students company as they learn. What they really need is not instant formulas, but someone patient enough to repeat things until the numbers finally make sense to them.โ
Everything you need to know if you want to become a tutor in Tabanan Regency.
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Baturiti, Candikuning, Bedugul
Selemadeg, East Selemadeg, West Selemadeg
Pupuan, Belimbing, Sanda
Public Vocational School
Public Junior High School
Public Junior High School
Islamic School
Private
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Tabanan is nicknamed the rice granary of Bali, with roughly 28 percent of its land given over to paddy fields
The Jatiluwih Subak in Penebel district is recognised by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage site
Tabanan's 2025 minimum wage is Rp 3,102,520, with a relatively affordable cost of living
Tabanan Regency spans 10 districts, covering coastal areas, agrarian plains, and the Bedugul highlands
Balinese is a compulsory local subject, so tutors of Balinese script are in steady demand
Local Campuses
Universitas Tabanan and STIKES Advaita Medika supply students and graduates ready to share their knowledge. Young tutors from these campuses understand exactly how Tabanan students learn.
Teacher's Role
Tabanan families hold firmly to the value of respecting those who carry knowledge. Becoming a tutor in Tabanan means stepping into a role that families and neighbours genuinely esteem.
Active Tutors
More than 150 tutors are already at work, spread evenly across all ten districts of Tabanan down to its remotest villages. Within this circle, tutors pass students to one another, share teaching materials, and keep each other's spirits alight.
Demand for Balinese language and script runs high because it is a compulsory local subject in schools
Families in the Tanah Lot and Bedugul tourism belt look for English companions for their children
Preparing for Tabanan's top public high schools and Denpasar universities opens up intensive tutoring
The Merdeka Curriculum calls for more personal learning support in each home
Become a trusted tutor for Tabanan's children!
Work on home soil, on a schedule you set yourself
Apply to TeachMornings can stay for the rice field, the garden, or the family stall; teaching can sit in the late afternoon or evening. The everyday rhythm of Tabanan life never has to be sacrificed.
Students come from the villages around where you live, such as Kediri, Kerambitan, Baturiti, and other districts, all within a daily motorbike ride.
Your coaching gives Tabanan students the academic footing to compete for top schools and campuses in Bali and Java.
You step into a network of hundreds of tutors spread across every district. This is where people pass student referrals to one another, draw out teaching tricks, and light up each other's drive.
From time to time we hold learning sessions aimed squarely at tutors: shaping material so it is easy to absorb, reading each child's real needs sharply, and nurturing warm ties with Tabanan's parents. No charge is taken, and the upshot is you stand far steadier when guiding a class.
A photo of your ID card, a copy of your diploma, plus a short list of the subjects you handle, that is all we ask. Everything goes through chat, so there are no thick files or queues at a counter.
For around 15 to 20 minutes we talk over a video call, looking at your experience and how you guide students. It feels like chatting with a relative at the village hall, far from any sense of a tribunal.
We go over every document carefully so students and parents feel at ease. Tabanan's nearness to Denpasar keeps data coordination from dragging on.
Once we mark your profile active, it is our turn to match you with the students living nearest to you, whether around Tabanan town, Marga, or Baturiti. Welcome to a new chapter as a learning companion.
โParents around Kediri often tell me they want their children brave enough to greet the foreign visitors passing through Tanah Lot. Each time a student of mine grows confident enough to put a simple sentence together, I feel I have helped open a door to their future.โ
โI once doubted whether a place like Marga needed a science tutor, until my UTBK-prep roster filled up on its own. In the morning I can still check on the family garden, and only in the afternoon does it become time to work through physics problems with the kids.โ
โThe moment a Kerambitan child can finally write their own name always moves me. I arrange my lesson hours around my temple-service duties, so teaching and customary obligations run side by side without clashing.โ
โMany students complain that Balinese script and its speech levels are dizzying. I work around it with kitchen tales and chatter from the Baturiti market, and it turns out they grow curious on their own. There is a quiet pride in helping keep our mother tongue alive.โ