That are free and don't cost money to get tutoring.
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math.com, internet4classrooms.com onlineconversion.com refdesk.com  hope that helps
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I've beenin the online info business for 20+ years.\nI wish you luck with your enterprize and congratulate you for thinking about ways to help people and make some money.\nIf your intended customers are in the US they already have free access to highly reliable, even expert help on any topic by using the Ask a Librarian service available 24/7 online or through almost any public library. It's free and is based on the vast contents of American libraries. It is voluntarily staffed by Reference Librarians who are often used to answering questions from the group you expect to be your customers, high school kids.\nPrice is hard to understand.  For me $20 would seem crazy expensive.  How would you convince someone your service was worth it when many free school help sites, run by experts are available.\nI suggest you try and sell this as a type of tutoring service. Adult tutors get 30/hr or so around here
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I have not seen any free stuff. Most material seems to be $50 or  more. If you live in a major city you might find something at the library.
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I you want a free books you can follow the links below\nit contains hundreds of free books you should like..\nThanks..\nziko@math.com
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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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www.w3schools.com, it's free
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Online Tutoring is offered if you are interested.
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Actually where I live they do offer free Spanish lessons. You just have to sign up for the classes, and attend twice a week.
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I don't know where you are but here in OK tutoring is about $35.00 per hour. Your other option is to call your local high school and they should have a list of kids that do tutoring.
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A lot of local libraries subscribe to a site called Tutor.com.  Using the site, you can work with a tutor on line and get help with different types of math problems.  If your library subscribes, it doesn't cost you anything, or there is also an option to sign up for a paid unlimited account.
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I have seen dozens of math sites on the web, and yes not all are free, but they are there.  Google it out.
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you can get it free \n\nMAYA 7 Personal learning edition.
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Classmates.com has a free membership....
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Public schools are free.  That's about as cheap as it gets.
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Try...\n(1) The phone book  (Beware of tutoring companies! they are expensive!!!! I wouldn't pay more than $20 per hour!)\n(2) call the counselling office at your local college to see if they can reommend a tutor.\n(3) Look online.... go to yahoo, type in the name of your city and the word "tutor".\n(4) If you just need a few answers to questions, you might consider online tutoring or homework help through email:\nhttp://www.tutor-homework.com ($15 per hour)\nhttp://www.ineedahelpinghand.com (various tutors w/ various prices).\n(5) Depending on the level of math, you might be able to hire a high school student who is good at math to tutor your son.\n\nGood luck!
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I am not sure about this one, but there are MANY homestudy options in your area!  Visit http://www.charterassociation.org/home.asp to find charter schools that offer independent study or personalized learning programs in your area.  These are public schools, so you do not have to pay tuition, and you can get guidance and curriculum.  This is a good way to start out homeschooling for many families, so it is worth looking into.
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check with your local court house, county preferably.  if they do not carry the classes, or books they can direct you to a place that can, for instince where i am from in my county they have it at the local collage, highschool, state represenative office, library.  now some are free and some cost money, but for some that do cost, if you pass the test they give you a little bit of your money back and you dont pay much in the first place.