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Tutor Marketing Tips: Advice for Expanding Your Tutoring Business

If you’re a tutor, you’re a business person. That means your tutoring endeavors will be subject to the same rules that spell success or failure for any other business. And in today’s technology-saturated world, utilizing social networking has become indispensible …

Back to the Books, Second Time Around

Praxis. A dreaded word for anyone who is looking to get licensed as a teacher in the state of CT. Doesn’t matter that you have been a teacher for over 10 years and have premanent licensing in another state( having …

The Advantages of Online Tutoring

                               There are several advantages of online tutoring. It is safer: Some times parents are worried about the safety of their children during private coaching session when both of them are not at home. Online tutorials are safer in this …

Can I Choose Different Fees For Different Tutorials

Can I choose different fees for different tutorials? Choosing different fees for different tutorials is certainly your prerogative as an independent contractor, but it may not be good business sense. We feel that while many tutorials have differences in travel, …

Sage Advice: Tutoring Tips from Epictetus

This Week: The Wisdom of Epictetus This week in Sage Advice we’ll be examining a handful of quotes from the legendary Epictetus, an ancient Greek philosopher who lived in the Roman world of the 1st century AD. Born a slave, …

Sage Advice: Tutoring Tips from the Masters – Part 3 Confucius

“I am not one who was born in the possession of knowledge, but I am one who is fond of antiquity, and earnest in seeking it there.” Some of the wisest women and men were avid students of ancient philosophy …

Sage Advice: Tutoring Tips from the Masters

This Week: The Wisdom of Kong Fu Zi Today I’d like to share with readers some quotes from the ancient Chinese philosopher Kong Fu Zi, whom most Westerners would recognize as Confucius. Kong Fu Zi was born in the axial …