How much should I charge for tutoring?
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Your fee sounds reasonable, but you can probably increase it a little. Just hike it $5.00/hour (plead expenses such as gas have increased) for about 3 or 6 months, then hike it $5.00 again.
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Depends on what level you want to tutor at.\n\nIf it is high school level, approach the principal to the high school near you and talk to them ~ or the guidance office.  They will better direct you to who you need to talk too.\n\nIf it is college level, go to Human Resources of George Brown or one of the other colleges and fill out an application.
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I give lessons and charge 30 dollars for the intire lesson in itself so I guess that that would have to be the amount.
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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.
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get a tutor as soon as you can...
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There is a huge range of what they do and what they charge.  Typically a tutor dresses in what we call business casual.  Obviously a tutor has to customize their lessons to the individual so teaching a child would usually entail starting at a more basic level than teaching adults,
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Many colleges and universities hire tutors from within their student population to help other students with math and science, etc.  Simply ask your local college or university if they also tutor local students.  Mine does, but priority is given to the school's students.  So you might have to wait longer, but it will be free for you since the school is already paying them. It's free at my school anyway.  Ask if they have a slow day.
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This is standard considering they don't get paid but volunteer.It is fair but should not be asked to donate during the class. Donations should be left after class in a drop box without any names on them. Standard is $5.00 per class of about six weeks. Don't feel pressured and make the judgement yourself on how well you thought the instruction was.
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go to google nad typen in tutors!
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Fees range from approximately $60-$300/hour depending on level of expertise, region and demand for services.
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It depends on the number of children being babysat....if you are babysitting one kid...the going rate is between $6.00 to $8.00...if it is 2 children the going rate is between $8.00 to 10.00...and it goes up in increments or you can give discounts to undercut the competition and make sure you get the job.
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Try u compus student tutor.
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I have an excellent business opportunity for you.  The start up fee is your membership, plus $49, which includes your training.  It is a business that actually works itself.  If you are interested, email me and I can send you some information.
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That comes to a hourly rate of $12.50 before taxes.  Try a part time job during the day, and be a tutor for kids with their math, science, English or sports during evening and weekends.
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You could try Tutor.com.
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Try out Craigslist.com from under one of the links of cities near you.  Put out a free ad for an English tutor and ask your own price.  If you just want a college student, or recent college grad, you should probably charge $10-15 and hour.  Good luck.
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I would start by going to your local high school and offering to teach some low-cost intro courses to Adult Ed students. You can make a small amount of money doing it, but more importantly, you can get referrals and also potentially upsell the people in your class...for instance, tell them that you are also do individual tutoring in their home (or yours) for X number of dollars more. You'd have to check the regulations of the school where you teach, but I have taken several classes where the instructor taught the intro stuff in a one or two night course, then offered private tutoring for the next level of the course. In any event, good luck to you!