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How profitable is online tutoring?
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I am working with TutorVista as a tutor of Physics. I want to know how profitable is the online tutoring business when I start it my own?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gihane Doeman Oct. 14, 2009.
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Hi new friend! Hi Manish. Please send me your information again. I am still learning to navigate this website so I don't knwo where your informaiton is now. Please just send your info to my direct emial address gldoeman@yahoo.com
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I will surely not quit even though I fail convincing many times. will keep trying for the next time since i believe in my ability. but u kno, getting started a business demands all your time and energy to get focussed. As i am busy day in a…
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I coach tutors and give them all the tools with my TutorFi program, but for those tutors who don't complete my level training…
hello Manish,
I will have a online tutoring business. I am looking for qualified experienced tutors. What subject can you teach/have you taught? Online or other wise. Please get back to me with your e-mail address. Leave it in my inbox or email me…
I am not an expert when it comes to landing online tutor jobs. Tutor.com would be a good starting point for you.
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Actually I know the huge potential of your online business.I will surely start it after 2-3 months because of my hectic schedule these days. Meanwhile I want to join any online tutoring company who can pay me around 10-15$ an hour. Can you…
The grants and gov funding that tutor.com receives, helps them expand their business and reach out to libraries and kids who probably would not have access to online tutors.
.. which does not mean that they pay only that much "out of the $35", because the situation is more complicated than it might at first appear.
For example, Tutor.com has special arrangements with public libraries that allow students to get free tuto…
I have spoken with several tutors over the years who started out with tutor.com or at least looked into it. From what I understand, they pay their tutors between $8 - up to around $15 an hour. I don't know this for sure, but those are the pay rates…
Don't think that I don't appreciate your comments Christian! I am thankful to have you posting inside our forum even if I disagree at times.
With all the different online tutoring programs out there, some parents do want the cheapest service and ot…
Hi Scott...I visited tutor.com and the tutoring rate is 35$ an hour. I want to know how much they pay to tutors out of 35$?
Hi Scott,
I am sorry for always sounding negative. It surely is a somewhat unpleasant character trait of mine. (A character trait that is not so untypical for people trained for and working in technical fields: because you constantly have to think a…
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- Manish Kumar Arya
- What subjects can you tutor?
- I have done B. Tech from NIT Jamshedpur in computer science and engg. Physics, Maths
- Are you over age 18? This forum is only for tutors who are over 18.
- yup
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- At 7:24pm on October 7, 2009,
Durgesh choudhary said…
- hallo mainish.whre r u.
- At 7:44am on October 5, 2009,
aeroramesh said… - ya am here come in gtalk my IM : aeroramesh@gmail.com
- At 6:55am on October 5, 2009,
aeroramesh said…
- sure manish ,
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