My job
As a full time university student, I have a part time job as a tutor. It involves to help school students doing their maths homework and prepare them for the exam. As a rule, I come to their home and help them about 1-2 hours, summarizing all of my clients and hours it comes to 8 hours a week. I really enjoy my occupation, because I can do extra money and, moreover, I found teaching as a satisfied work, it really makes me happy when I see that my explanations help students to keep up with their studies. To be honest, sometimes it brings me disappointment in case of students who takes it for granted and does not make efforts, but then I tell the truth that their expectations will not be met without concentration and effort.
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My job
As a full time university student, I have a part time job as a tutor. It involves to help involves helping school students doing their maths homework and preparing/to prepare e them for the exam. As a rule, I come to their home and help them for about 1-2 hours, summarizing (!) all of my clients and hours it comes to 8 hours a week. I really enjoy my occupation, because I can do make extra money and, moreover, I found find teaching as a to be satisfying ied work, it really makes me happy when I see that my explanations help students to keep up with their studies. To be honest, sometimes it brings me disappointment in the case of students who takes it for granted and does not make an efforts, but then I tell the truth that their expectations will not be met without concentration and effort.(!) Summarizing doesn't sound right in the sentence. It's a word I would use when I want to conclude a speech, essay or any line of thought with a succinct 'summary' of those ideas that I've previously elaborated on . In your case I would say something like 'as a total or totaling up these hours I teach for about 8 hours per week'. There are many alternatives you could use.
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