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Free maths tutoring lesson (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter rrp
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lol I had a math tutoring add up for like 4months and didnt get a SINGLE reply at all :| , and that was offering maths tutoring at $20/hr d I wasnt going to lower the price further, currently I am making just less than $4/hr than that and I decided whats the point changing without a reasonable pay too make it worth it. Also, if you want any good maths tutors which are highly competent in math $20/hr is VERY good for a first year uni student when there are some shit maths teachers out there that charge $50+/hr , so disappointed that I havent got anyone yet
I think everyone on this site is hesistant about the offers people make on here, but I guess thats what happens with advertising over the net .
doing free maths tutoring and expecting absolutely nothing in return?, mmmm dont take it the wrong way but I reckon a fair few people would think something REALLY dodgy is going on.
I think everyone on this site is hesistant about the offers people make on here, but I guess thats what happens with advertising over the net .
doing free maths tutoring and expecting absolutely nothing in return?, mmmm dont take it the wrong way but I reckon a fair few people would think something REALLY dodgy is going on.
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Just to clarify (as the post states), its a maths LESSON that is free. I would like students to effectively "try before you buy".
If they don't enjoy it they can choose another tutor, but I'd at least like to offer a free lesson to show that I am serious and passionate about teaching maths, and then let students make up their mind whether to continue. We can discuss timings, rates, and so on in person.
I hope this helps clarify any confusion.
If they don't enjoy it they can choose another tutor, but I'd at least like to offer a free lesson to show that I am serious and passionate about teaching maths, and then let students make up their mind whether to continue. We can discuss timings, rates, and so on in person.
I hope this helps clarify any confusion.
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