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UdemyHow to Make More Money Teaching English
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What to expect
This course tackles a specific problem many language teachers face: undercharging in a crowded market. Rather than general teaching tips, it focuses on pricing and business strategy, walking through a step-by-step process for commanding higher rates as an English teacher.
Who it's for
English teachers who already have the skills and experience but feel stuck offering free lessons or competing on price at the bottom of the market.
Key takeaways
- How to create additional value for students that justifies higher rates
- Building bonuses that can be charged for and then automated
- Automatically assessing a student's goals to create an individualized syllabus
- Understanding why perceived value matters as much as real value
- Setting up a sustainable teaching business system
- Cutting out unpaid work to become more profitable
The overall aim is a practical framework for turning a teaching practice into a properly paying business rather than a side hustle.
About this course
You've got the English teaching skills, the experience and the dedication. So how can you command the rate that you're worth? In a crowded marketplace, most language teachers sell themselves short by offering free lessons or racing to the bottom of the wage range. I'll teach you how to do the opposite. We're going up, up, up baby!
In this course you'll learn my step-by-step process to earn the top rate in your market. We'll go over:
- How to create more value for your students and get paid accordingly, with little extra effort on your part
- How to create bonuses you can charge for, and then automate
- How to perfectly assess your students' language learning goals and needs to create an individual syllabus automatically
- Why perceived value is just as important as real value, and how to increase both in your services
- How to create a system that helps you manage a real, sustainable teaching business
- How to get profitable by eliminating most of that unpaid teacher work!
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