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How To Start Private Tutor Business Doing Nysc by emperorblog(m): 6:43pm On Jul 06, 2018
if you have pqssion for teaching. you can consider working as a self employed tutor. either MUSIC,COMPUTER OR SUBJECT TUTOR. working as a private tutor is rewarding and you can earn a living and carter for your needs beign your own boss.


WHAT QUALIFICATION DID YOU NEED TO BEVOME A PRIVATE TUTOR? in nigeria theres no standard qualification in beign a private tutor. if you have a good knowledge of a musical instrument or SUBJECT you can become a tutor in that. that applied to other trade and subject. Beginning a private tutoring business will take organizing, however, you can commonly begin on a low budget financial plan and steadily stretch and expand your business if possible to the highest level.


Other tutoring business ideas include: MUSIC/DANCE CLASS COOKING CLASS ADULT EDUCATION FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPUTER APPLICATTION TUTORING

How profitable is this business. you can decide to be teaching your student after school during the week or 6 hrs during the weekend. each student can be paying #200 per lesson or #15-20000 per month depending on the type of service you render and the time. if you are tutoring 20 student. #200*20 = #4000 per day #20000*20= #400000 you can see how profitable it is. you will earn more than some bank managers and school teacher.


STEPS TO START A PRIVATE TUTORING BUSINESS IN NIGERIA. 1. decide on the age grade you want to tutor. you can decide to tutor primary school people or 8-15 years old people as they are easy to control.

2.Research on various teaching techniques and settle on a few you’re good at.


3. dont be a jack of all trade. dont teach the subject or instrument you are not good at as you wil be left disturb if you are ask a question and you cant answer 4. Purchase tutoring supplies. Such as text books, study guides, lesson/ lecture notes, paper/pens, writing board etc. 5. decide on where you want to be teaching your client. at there home or your base. most parent wont want to allow there daughter to be alone with a stranger. so they will prefee there home. teaching in your place will save you.money,time,energy Keep parents informed about progress. Never inflate students’ abilities, but at the same time encourage them. as your business is progressing. hire more skilled worker that have something to offer.

HOW TO FIND CUSTOMER print a banner and put it at the entrance of your streer and at the end. distribute flier,handbill to church,schools. Introduce yourself to school administrators, teachers, counselors and anyone who can refer your services to interested parents. create a professional website for your business and also FACEBOOK,INSTAGRAM,TWITTER,LINKEDIN WILL ALSO BE AN ADDED ADVANTAGE.

Note: It is very important to have patience and to have a genuine interest in working with younger people or those looking to learn a new skill. If you can motivate people to do better and you can also approach problems with enthusiasm then working as a private tutor can give you great job satisfaction.

source: www.emperorblog.com.ng/how-to-become-a-private-tutor-in-nigeria/
Re: How To Start Private Tutor Business Doing Nysc by emperorblog(m): 11:30am On Jul 17, 2018
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