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Becoming Part of an Education Community

If you’ve ever spent any time in a K-12 classroom, teaching kids, you know that it’s truly a 24/7 job. You also know that “summer vacation” isn’t really vacation because teachers often fill their summers teaching summer school, taking classes, preparing for the fall,...

How to Tell If a Student Needs Tutoring

“To tutor or not to tutor … that is the question.” Actually, the question should be “Does my student need help?” and if yes, “what type of help do they need?” The solution to helping students with their schoolwork doesn’t always mean hiring a tutor, coach, or mentor....

How to Start a Tutoring Company: Finding Students and Marketing Your Services

You’ve set your tutoring business up for success by making your initial investments, establishing pricing, creating a budget, and defining your offerings and curriculum but all of that effort is wasted without students to teach! This can be the most difficult part of...

How to Start a Tutoring Company: Creating a Digital Presence

Given the constantly evolving technology landscape, it can feel daunting trying to figure out how to best promote your business online. There are several ways to utilize digital media like creating an informative website, implementing a far-reaching social media...

How to Start a Tutoring Company: Investments and Budgeting

Understanding the financial aspects of starting a business is a crucial part of your entrepreneurial journey. It’s important to start by determining your total investments and expected revenues in order to begin developing a business plan. Your ability to do this...

How to Create Mom Pods

The Emergence of Pandemic Pods With public schools still sitting in limbo about what school will look like in the fall, parents are taking the reign and organizing their own ad hoc schooling for their children. In the past few weeks, the emergence of self-contained...

What You Need to Know About Online Tutoring and Privacy

For many people learning online feels like the natural progression of education, but for others, they fear the transition from brick-and-mortar schools to online learning environments. Both in-person and online learning experiences have some obvious and slightly less...

How to Write a Tutoring Contract

As educators, we know how important it is to set clear expectations for students about classroom behavior. As a tutoring company, you can avoid potential misunderstandings and issues related to running your tutoring business by outlining and communicating clear...

Building an Online Teaching Team

Whether you’re building a team of instructors from scratch, scaling your team of instructors, and/or trying to manage the team of instructors you already have, this article will tell you how.