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Link: http://www.italki.com/teachers/

Here are some tips for new teachers on italki:

Create a standout teacher profile:

  • Talk about what makes you a good teacher with things like credentials, awards, passion for teaching, etc.
  • Make sure your profile picture looks professional.
  • Give an example or explain the style you like to use for teaching.
  • You can link to your blog or personal website if you have one.
  • Writing in the language of students that you want to teach.

Difference between courses and one-on-one tutoring:

Course-based lessons, where you are providing the materials, and one-to-one tutoring sessions, where the student is providing the materials, should be set at different prices. A lower price for the one-to-one tutoring sessions is a good way to show off your teaching style and get students to give you a try. For your course-based lessons, each course you create can be set at a different price. For one-to-one tutoring sessions, the price is set under the Edit Profile tab.

How to Attract Students (from within italki)

  • Filling out your teachers profile
  • Answering Qs on italki Answers - And then when answering questions people ask about learning the FL (foreign language) you teach, write something like "and I know this from my ___ years experience teaching/tutoring this language." Its like *hint*hint* I know my stuff, so I can teach you. Or sign your answer: Jenny, English teacher from the USA. (name, language teacher from your country)
  • Adding a photo to your profile
  • Posting a video of you teaching
  • Creating courses
  • Offering a free trial
  • Set a learning objective for potential students, and create a learning plan for them and explain how you can help them achieve that goal.
  • Etc
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