how much should i charge for tutoring my sister?
400891
Nothing! She is your sister! I help my sister everyday with her homework and I do it out of the love and kindness of my heart. If you are only tutoring your sister for the money, I don't think you are doing it for the right reasons.
697990
$3 for 700 words and $1 for every 100 words over that. If there are special things like tables that take a little time, charge a flat 75 cents extra. That's a good idea. How old are you?
733042
About 9.50 dollar, if you buy 2 do-it-at-home tests (follow the link below)
927590
Hi, i would definatly request no less than $10. Check what local daycares charge per kid in your area...you can use that in an interview when discussing your pay. For 3 kids i would say anywhere from 10-20 per hour $$$ Also remember if they say only pay you 11 or so an hour, require that they pay you a certain amount per mile...say like 40 cents or something. \nGood luck
777044
This is a difficult question for anyone but you to answer, since you know this customer/friend, and will have to deal with her expectations.  If you need the money, charge her the usual rate.  If you need the money, but want to make a good impression, give her a 10% discount.  If you are independently wealthy, then donate your time and do it for free.  I hope this helps.
949114
My daughter would love to help but I'm afraid she lives in Essex so it's a bit far to commute for lessons. However, on that basis I would have thought you may well get a response from someone a little more local to you. Few people that know B.S.L. advertise their services as a tutor as there is not the demand and most  of the hearing B.S.L users look for employment as interpreters. Keep posting and, with a little luck, the right person may read this.\nHave you tried posting this in Special Education?\nGood luck.
118627
you should really be doing it yourself, or get a tutor
687549
OK, I am hesitant to enter this frey, however; since I contacted you and now have a better handle on the situation, I figure in for a penny, in for a pound.\n   Your brother-in-law and sister are already paying out the big bucks for parochial school as it is. It seems that you have a good relationship with the girl and though you have a better than average education yourself, you are still between jobs. Why don't you talk to the girls parents and see if they would be willing to pay you to home school the girl through 5th snd 6th grades?\n   Since you tell me that she is doing well in her studies all you have to do is keep her love of learning alive and encourage that. If you can do that and reenforce the work ethic in her for the next two years you will have given her something no school I am aware of public or private will give her.\n   I hear so much about building a child's self image and I see nothing wrong with that as long it is done properly.\n   Removing competition and telling kids that they are not failures simply because they did not attempt to meet a challange I concider this not a mistake but an out and out lie.\n   Let the girl acomplish things that she is justifyably proud of and if she does well let her know she succeeded \nbecause of her own efforts.\n   The drawing is not something I would be overly concerned about. As you said the books were her's, her parents had paid for them so she was not defacing school property, the clothes are old clothes that are basically play clothes so what is the problem? The girl has an artistic leaning and it is probably not addressed at her school.\n   When the girl is ready for the 7th grade there may be a place where she can be accepted and if she qualifies could go until graduation on a full scholarship if her artistic talents show enough potential and her parents are willing to comit her to an artistic apprenticeship. If then aplicant is accepted everything will be paid for from her transportation to the school, her uniforms, tuition, books, materials, room and board, plus full coverage dental, medical and vision care insurance. That plus four yearly trips home. If the student completes the program she will likely be offered a position with the sponsor's studio but even if she is not the successful completion of the program releaves, the family of any financial obligation. Failure to complete for reasons other than catastrophic illness, injury or death of the trainee, will result in the family of said trainee being obligated to re emburse all money expended on the trainee's behalf including the fare home. The former facility was beyond repair andthey are currently in the process of locating a new site the hope to be ready to start accepting students by 2009. They will be accepting only 24 applicants per year. If interested contact me and I will put you in touch with somebody who can provide more detail.
1134879
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.
90793
my little sister could use a tutor, but it depends on where you live. we live in chicago.
813870
You will need a legal opinion on this.  I'm neither a lawyer and I won't  to go to the law library to research this for reasons stated below.  Your best bet is to have your sister contact legal services organization in your area. You didn't mention which state you are in, the laws may vary from state to state.  Your sister may also want to contact the school system.  There could several complications here like the terms of a divorce settlement.  Sometimes divorce settlements even specify which parent is going to pay what portion of college expenses.  \n\nIf your sister can afford it she may want to hire a lawyer.  It's best to get one who specializes in family law.  Otherwise, she may want to contact a legal services organization or other organization who offers legal help to the poor.  \n\nFurther, it should be considered what is psychologically best for both of them and the whole family.  It might be a good idea to bring a family counselor into the situation.  A legal solution may be made but it will be of little value if the parties involved are hating each other.  \n\nYour sister should look into this herself unless you are trusted by both your sister and your mother.\n\nIf she is interested in going to college she may be able to get early admission and financial aid which she can live on.\n\nI suspect what is really needed, more than anything else, is some form of family counseling.  \n\nGood luck and God Bless!
300848
Buy them things and give them money... let them have their way with your sister...
825339
How can you help your sister? Please provide more information or details with your question.
638785
about $400 dollars a month for grades pre k- 2 and $500 a month for the rest
69847
If I were you I would ask your school librarian if there is a tutoring program at your school.  Or ask if there is some place you could fine out.
719511
get a tutor as soon as you can...
1146311
I would say that 25.00 in a nice card would be suitable. I assume she is a relative--it just might bring the ties together for the next function.