Showing posts with label exclusive tutor business. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exclusive tutor business. Show all posts

Friday, July 20, 2012

Message from Alise: Next Book in "Expanding Your Tutoring Business" is Finally Here!


Happy Friday! Hope that you enjoyed your week.


Last month, I shared with you my "big" secret and now I am pleased to let you know that another book in the "Expanding Your Tutoring Business" series is now available on Amazon.com.


This book caters to building a global learning organization. So, if you know of any tutor business owners, please let them know about this book.


What is this book about?


Below is the book description for Expanding Your Tutoring Business: The Blueprint for Building Your Global Learning Organization:






In today’s global economy, tutoring is beginning to get the respect and recognition it deserves. Due to budget cuts, high teacher-student ratios, and the No Child Left behind (NCLB) Act, parents and school districts are seeking qualified independent tutors or learning organizations to provide data-driven tutoring. With these types of tutoring opportunities, tutors need a blueprint to follow so that they can start out with good information and build a successful learning organization that delivers data-driven results. 


In the Dr. Holland-Johnson’s Expanding Your Tutoring Business Series, Tutor Consultant, Dr. Holland-Johnson delivers her field-tested advice so that you can: 


* Develop the organizational infrastructure you will need to run your learning organization. 


* Assess and acquire the office space and payment that will grow with your tutoring business. 


* Acquire know-how for budgeting, and dozens of other strategies, you will need to be successful in the tutoring industry. 


Take a practical approach to building your global learning organization. By using practical steps and proven methods in your toolkit, you’ll quickly find your learning organization in demand.


How can I get a copy of this book series?


You can buy it from Amazon.com. However, only one book in the series is available—it’s the book on hiring tutors and contractors for your learning organization.


There are copies available by clicking Buy My Autographed Copy Now!


Autographed copies are available for purchase, if you click on the link above and buy your copy. 


Stay tuned to learn about the rest of the books in the series when they become available.


As always, happy tutoring!


Blessings,


Alise



Monday, March 14, 2011

Can I make my tutoring business exclusively for gifted students?

Handling a tutoring business can be eventful, especially if you’ve got your schedule packed. Specifying a scope of tutoring is important in making your business function effectively, especially if you provide the exact needs of your clients. Tutoring gifted students allows you to examine wide aspects of a subject, without limiting your scope for that particular session. If you plan on making your tutoring business exclusive for gifted students, here’s what you should consider.
Not Limited Scope of Tutoring
When you tutor gifted students, you don’t have to worry about limiting your scope of teaching. Gifted children adapt lessons faster than normal expectations, so your tutoring sessions can be spent with in depth matters that concern the subject at hand.
More Attention means Higher Pay Rates
Gifted children are specialized in the material they need tutoring in. This calls for higher pay rates due to such specialization. You will find tutoring gifted children more rewarding in terms of income for the effort you’re putting in tutoring them.
Difficult Start up
Since gifted children may not need tutoring at times, you may find it difficult to find suitable clients at first. You should make sure to talk to parents and tutor them as early as possible, to help enrich their grasp of knowledge. Defeat the initial difficulty by engaging in potential clients as soon as you market your service. The guaranteed consistency of service will provide you the fulfillment you need as a tutor.
Gifted students are effective to teach because they grasp material quite easily. You may enjoy expressing your full capacity in tutoring with these students. The added attention you provide may also constitute higher pay rates. But, you should always consider the difficult start up that may result, so always be prepared and make sure you market well.