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A family in Birmingham is giving you the chance to earn £100 an hour - 12 hours a week - if you can tutor their "nightmare" kids.

The family, who live in Birmingham, are willing to pay you for your literacy and numeracy skills.

A dad took to Tutorhouse.co.uk to reveal his kids "don’t excel in school currently and need the extra help".

He added: "I’m going to be honest, our kids can be a nightmare.

"We’ve had seven tutors quit since 2016 due to altercations with them."

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"I feel it’s my duty to say that previously tutors have been subjected to physical fighting, swearing and shouting, and they have been known to play pranks, like throwing flour and eggs," the dad wrote.

"To put it into perspective we’ve had one tutor last only two weeks before because he was locked in the garage for 2 hours, and had another call our children ‘the devil reincarnated’.

"We believe our children aren’t ‘devils’, just haven’t been educationally stimulated by the right people.

"I believe previous tutors have failed because they haven’t taken charge of the situation.

"They’re pretty well behaved with us!"

"We are fed up of hiring and want someone who will be able to discipline them and keep their attention whilst teaching. Our daughters are five and eleven and we have twin sons that are seven, so they can be a handful especially when they’re together," he added.

The Brummie family are looking for people with at least five years’ experience in tutoring or teaching.

They'd also like to get potential tutors along for a trial shift.

“When we saw the advert we were stunned, it sounded like something out of Nanny McPhee, but this is always the case with twins - they are hard work," said Alex Dyer, co-founder of Tutor House.

"If a straight-talking, stern tutor is out there and thinks they can take these children on and deliver a good level of service, please sign up and get in touch," Dyer added.

“The family has assured us that no tutors have been hurt in the past, however, the new candidate must be a strong disciplinarian that demands respect, to put the kids back in their place when they act up."