How much should I charge for ESL tutoring/lessons...?
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I charge 20 dollars a week for piano lessons. that is 2 weekly sessions of 30-45 minutes.
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For marketing an ESL school I have a couple of suggestions but they are based on my knowledge of the country I live in (Japan) so they may not apply to you.  Please use these ideas at your own discretion.\n\n1. Set the school apart from others by offering something other schools don't have.  i.e. custom designed software for the students that no other school has.  (I happen to make that)\nhttp://prodigycreator.com/e_index.html\n\n2. Hold events at your school that are really fun! Events like an open house where anyone can walk in and talk all day and get to know the teachers.\n\n3. Provide a home stay service for your students at affordable prices.\n\n4. Provide English story corrections via email.  i.e. they send in a short made up story via email and get a native teacher to correct it as a kind of free service for the students.\n\nOK, I think that may be a few ideas that you can work with.  If you're interested in talking about more ideas I think I might be able to come up with some.  Just contact me.\n\nRegards,\nDarrin\ndwong@prodigycreator.com
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The school, such as the vocational and technical school where the GED test is given, should have a bulletin board with ads from other students offering tutoring for a payment per hour basis. Try to find a cute girl to tutor you...hehe\n\nThe internet sites , such as the one I list, are also very good
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It depends on where you want to work.  If you ONLY have a certificate, you'd be lucky to find a minimum wage job.  If you have a university degree (in any field) plus a TESL certificate, you should be able to find work for about $15 (USD) per hour (I made about $18.50 CAD per hour this summer).  The problem is finding FULL-TIME work; few schools pay for prep time so the only way to make a decent living is to teach eight hours a day in the classroom and then do all your prep work outside those hours, without pay (count on about thirty minutes of prep time per hour of class time).  If your certificate didn't include supervised teaching practice, it's not worth the paper it's printed on.  Good luck finding a job with that.
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I would hire an English tutor for you.
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It depends on where you're working.  If there are tons of people locally who are fluent in both languages, you won't be able to charge high prices.  If you're a rarity in your area, you can afford to charge more.  I'm an English tutor and I do some editing work on the side.  I suggest not setting a price until you've seen the work that needs translating, and then setting a flat rate.  It can be a lot harder to translate a legal contract than a brochure, so don't commit to a price until you've seen the level of difficulty.
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Hello. Im from california and i can teach you american english.. but only if you will be focused, sharp, and dedicated.. We'll start with a 3 week intensive course which will be 8 hours/day 7 days a week. Be on time cause this is no joke. Learning english is very serious business. After the 3 weeks are done we'll start on another 3 week course of intensive grammar and syntax. There will be a test twice a week. You must score above 80% on each test or you'll be dropped from the program. You will be contacted with further details. Fees are negotiable. Goodnight
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Check with local colleges... they sometimes do it for free or really cheap.. keep in mind it is students learning but they are supervised.. make sure the supervisor is there tho lol... hope this helps .. i know it has for my family
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Try Dave's ESL Cafe or ESLgold.com, those may help.
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You can get  business listening and free English teaching materials at:\n\nhttp://www.eslgold.com\n\nHope this is of help to you.
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As you did not specify whether you wanted online lessons or a private tutor.\n\nIve provided a bunch of links for you to view.\n\nAlso, you can post a free ad on Craigslist, and let people know what you are looking for.\n\nThere are many resources available for language lessons.\n\nAlso check out Meet Up, and you may be able to find resourses in your area.
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I did one about seven years ago in Oxford House College, Barcelona. It was an intensive course and cost about 1000€, the course was interesting as an introduction to teaching, but like anything, the real learning begins in the class.\n\nOne thing I would suggest however, is that if your English grammar isn't up to scratch I'd start studying. You can't teach someone something that you don't know yourself (a defect I've seen in too many TEFL teachers)
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Not every subject warrants equal pay for tutoring.  Music, Math, or Sports tutors should ask for more.  Math is a direct science and once a person catches on to the concept he or she can easily excell.  It is not time consuming or takes years to comprehend.\n\nSpanish is a living language.  Who in his right mind is going to pay a tutor $25 a lesson when they have to utilize him/her for years.  It takes years to become fully bilingual.  If you are already bilingual by birth, you simply cannot understand this.  If you have acquired the language, you should know.  Do your math, can a college or high school student pay that rate for months on end?\n\nThink about it!  You want to charge more than some college courses themselves.  If greed is your motivation, STOP!!   I was a tutor and know firsthand that it comes with a heart of compassion to see other succeed.
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It depends on what part of the country you live in (because the cost of living is different throughout the US) and also how much experience you have.  I would say it can range from $10 an hour if you are just getting out of school on up to $25 an hour.
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my little sister could use a tutor, but it depends on where you live. we live in chicago.
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There are plenty of online tutoring company which will jump at this opportunity.Google "online tutoring for..."etc.\nIf you need just a bit of guidance contact me at baj_peyee@yahoo.com
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Immersion is the best teacher. Use your tuition to book a nice English Speaking cruise or tour. 3 weeks! sounds like you'll meet a lot of new friends and go home talking like a native English speaker!\n\nBy the way...I notice in your writing that you could teach a few of us Yahoo Answerers a bit of English!