Hello,
I am going to try really hard here not to get this post closed down for 'self promotion'. I would like to point out now that I am not trying to advertise by posting the below - I am desperately after any thoughts and opinions.
I am a 1st Class Chemistry graduate (27 years old) who loves science and tutoring and I have recently set myself up as a private tutor (both face to face in my local area and online for any student, anywhere). I have got the necessary certificates (clean DBS) and full insurance (third party, professional indemnity, etc) and I am registered as self-employed. The problem is getting students!
I have a website (which I won't give out here so as not to clash with posting rules) and I have advertised on GumTree, but I am worried that I am not standing out and as a result my confidence is naturally ebbing away that I can make this into a (albeit small-scale) viable enterprise for myself.
I love working with young people and my subject (all science to GCSE and A-level Chemistry), I have experience working in several secondary schools and have only received glowing feedback (said with as much professional modesty as possible!) with regards to my interaction and tutoring of students.
Do any of you have any advice for me?
What do you look for when you seek a tutor? How do you look for a tutor?
Thank you for reading this, and I really do hope I am not breaking any rules - like I said, this is not an advertisement, it is seeking advice!
Many Thanks.
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SupernovaT · 11/11/2017 17:38
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