Tutoring - all advertise here (1 Viewer)

[theaussieinhk]

Hi Guys,

If you want to advertise your tutoring services (all majors), please feel free to advertise here so students can just look up this thread.

Subjects I can tutor: ACCG 100, 101, 106, 308 and 340
Qualifications:
B Business Administration and B Commerce (Accounting) graduate (Macquarie)
Certificate in Management (Harvard Business School)
Short courses in Entrepreneurship and Game Theory (Stanford)
Currently working in Big 4 accounting firm (Audit)
Undertaking professional qualification in Chartered Accounting (GradDipCA)
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) scholarship recipient
Location for tutoring: Saturday or Sunday at Macquarie Uni Library (please understand I have work on week days)
Cost: $40 for 50 min

Please PM me if you are interested.

Thanks!

 

[Carrotsticks]

Cost: $40 for 50 min

I have never seen anybody charge per 50 minutes.

Also, I think people wanting to advertise their services would make their own thread about it, rather than posting on some random's thread.

 

[michaeljennings]

I have never seen anybody charge per 50 minutes.

Also, I think people wanting to advertise their services would make their own thread about it, rather than posting on some random's thread.

+1, the per 50 minutes is kinda odd lol

 

[theaussieinhk]

I have never seen anybody charge per 50 minutes.

Also, I think people wanting to advertise their services would make their own thread about it, rather than posting on some random's thread.

The 50 min bit = the aim is to tutor a student one after another. As it takes time to answer last minute questions, some time for the student to pack up and then meet the next student etc... I don't want to charge the current student these times when I am not actually tutoring them. I think its more fair to be upfront about this.

Yep, some people feel like they should make their own thread and I respect that. I was just thinking from my perspective, if I was looking for a tutor, I would prefer to have all the tutors posting on the one thread.

 

[Atlas]

Hi Guys,

If you want to advertise your tutoring services (all majors), please feel free to advertise here so students can just look up this thread.

Subjects I can tutor: ACCG 100, 101, 106, 308 and 340
Qualifications: BBA/Accounting graduate, working in Big 4 (Audit), completing my CA, DFAT scholarship recipient, PAL Leader for 5 semesters (teaching ACCG 100, 101 and 106) at Mac Uni and I have received positive feedback from students on my teaching. I have study material from my work that I can give to those studying 308 and 340.
Location for tutoring: Saturday or Sunday at Macquarie Uni Library (please understand I have work on week days)
Cost: $40 for 50 min

Please PM me if you are interested.

Thanks!

How do you find the time between full-time work and your CA for tutoring? Thoroughly impressed.

 

[theaussieinhk]

How do you find the time between full-time work and your CA for tutoring? Thoroughly impressed.

Thanks mate, I am used to juggling a lot of things... uni was a good training ground to multitask. Not trying to be lame, but I love teaching and I really miss it. Looking at other tutoring websites and what tutors are charging, my rate is quite low. I won't be taking too many students (with preference given to those that work hard and really want to do well in the subject)

 

[Carrotsticks]

The 50 min bit = the aim is to tutor a student one after another. As it takes time to answer last minute questions, some time for the student to pack up and then meet the next student etc... I don't want to charge the current student these times when I am not actually tutoring them. I think its more fair to be upfront about this.

This is what differentiates tutors who care, and tutors who are in it for the money.

With my students, I almost always go overtime by 15 minutes or more. Sometimes even 30 minutes. The reasons include what you mentioned: picking homework, answering last minute questions etc.

I don't care that I go overtime because I love teaching. The student brings along enough for the 2 hour lesson. If I accidentally go overtime 15-20 minutes, bonus for them! I don't mind at all, even though I too keep a very busy lifestyle.

Apologies in advance if I appear demeaning.

 

[theaussieinhk]

This is what differentiates tutors who care, and tutors who are in it for the money.

With my students, I almost always go overtime by 15 minutes or more. Sometimes even 30 minutes. The reasons include what you mentioned: picking homework, answering last minute questions etc.

I don't care that I go overtime because I love teaching. The student brings along enough for the 2 hour lesson. If I accidentally go overtime 15-20 minutes, bonus for them! I don't mind at all, even though I too keep a very busy lifestyle.

Apologies in advance if I appear demeaning.

Hi Carrotsticks, I am not sure if you are implying I would be a tutor that "care" or "are in it for the money"

I think it would be great for the current student if you gave them extra time as a bonus. However, if you had a student who is next in line (or a few students one after another) - I am sure you would not make them wait anymore than 5 min and stick to the time limit (2 hours as you mentioned). This may mean that you start to slowly wrap up (15 min or more - according to your post) to ensure you finish on time for the next student.

I don't see how this is different to what I am doing.... 50 min tutoring and 10 min wrapping up (due to reasons already mentioned - hence around 1 hour in total) so the next student will not have to wait.

Of course, if I had no students waiting, I would not care if I go over time.

As mentioned, my aim is to tutor one student after another and I believe time should be allocated fairly and upfront.

 

[Carrotsticks]

Hi Carrotsticks, I am not sure if you are implying I would be a tutor that "care" or "are in it for the money"

I think it would be great for the current student if you gave them extra time as a bonus. However, if you had a student who is next in line (or a few students one after another) - I am sure you would not make them wait anymore than 5 min and stick to the time limit (2 hours as you mentioned). This may mean that you start to slowly wrap up (15 min or more - according to your post) to ensure you finish on time for the next student.

I don't see how this is different to what I am doing.... 50 min tutoring and 10 min wrapping up (due to reasons already mentioned - hence around 1 hour in total) so the next student will not have to wait.

Of course, if I had no students waiting, I would not care if I go over time.

As mentioned, my aim is to tutor one student after another and I believe time should be allocated fairly and upfront.

I often also have one student after the other. Sometimes even up to 8 hours for a day.

However, I never place myself in the situation such that I literally have one student after the other. I always give minimum 15 minutes break for myself.

Suppose I have 4 students in a day, each for 2 hours.

I would organise it as:

2 hrs + 15 mins + 2 hrs + 1 hr + 2 hrs + 30 mins + 2 hrs.

Perhaps you have a different story to me, since your lessons are usually 1 hour long (or 50 minutes as you say).