and to be quite honest ang binabayad alam ko ng mga students is far more than what the tutors know.
I am not sure if you are aware, but my Japanese boss told me na 8,000 yen per 30 sessions ang binabayad ng mga students sa RJ. He said that it's actually quite cheap and is considered to be one of the most affordable online schools out there. Kumbaga pang masa ang RJ compared sa ibang companies. To give you a comparison, 18,000 yen per 30 sessions ang binabayad ng mga students sa company namin. That's a big difference. So I guess that clearly explains why the pay is like that sa kanila.
sorry sa pag-rant hehe xD kasi di ba, napakafishy nung biglang kinabukasan, very abruptly walang students, na dati consistently fully booked naman. tinanong ko nga kung nasa partial-hiding punishment ako pero hindi naman. pati ratings ko okay. i don't know what they did precisely. pati yung dati kong mga regular students bigla ring nawala. nang sabay sabay? weird...
I understand why you feel that way. Sa totoo lang may mga friends ako na nanggaling na sa RJ and they are all expressing the same sentiments to me. Good for them kasi wala na sila dyan.
If you don't mind me sharing my opinion, there's a possibility na tama yung hinala mo. Masyadong malakas ang marketing strategy sa recruitment campaign ng RJ, so syempre madaming bagong employees. Parang ang dating lang sa akin, binibigyan nila ng chance yung mga bago na magkaron ng students. Pero tulad nga ng sabi mo, unfair yun. Pinaghirapan mong magkaron ng regulars eh. It's not right for the company to go such measures para lang makapgdistribute ng classes para sa iba.
I mean, para sakin lesser evil na ang RJ.
I agree, it could be lesser evil, but of course, there are far more better companies than that.
Why let yourself settle for anything less? I don't mean to interfere or meddle with your decisions, ang sa akin lang, why let yourself suffer from being unhappy and dissatisfied. Sa totoo lang nakakarelate ako kasi that's exactly how I felt when I used to work for office-based Korean companies. And then one day I just had enough of it and decided to take another path. I never regretted that decision kasi it brought me to a company where I'm happy and truly satisfied.
Honestly di ako satisfied sa system nila, tapos muntik na ko materminate dahil sa unfair kaekekan nila. Kaya mediocre na lang din ang ginagawa ko. Di na ko nageeffort sa classes ko. Bahala ang RJ and bahala si student kung natututo from me o hindi. Kung ganyan lang din naman bat pa ko mageexert ng effort diba.
I hope you don't mind me giving a comment about this. It just stirred up an emotion within me.
I understand hindi talaga ok ang system sa company na yan, but ask yourself, is it really ok to take out it out on the students? I mean, the company is to be blamed. Ang mga students, they are totally clueless kung ano ang nangyayari sa loob ng company. They are just there to learn with the price they could afford. We can't blame the students for getting the most of what they can within only their means. But they obviously did nothing to deserve that kind of treatment. Unless bastos yung student, I can definitely understand.
As a teacher, I believe that if someone really has the passion for this kind job, that person will do his or her best to help the student. We may not be the formal, classroom-type of teachers, but at the end of the day,
we still are teachers. I have no intention na manermon, pero I have been long enough in this industry to know exactly I am talking about. I hope you understand what I'm trying to say. Just my two cents.
i researched on bizmate i'd probably go there na lang. 160 per hour, so in 5 hours a day, seven days a week, you'll get more than 22,000 php, which RJ never ever gave in my past 4 years.
I-clarify ko lang po yan. Per booking po ang payment sa amin. So meaning hahatiin yung per hour rate. So ang mangyayari eh ang starting pay na 160 eh nasa 80 pesos per class. Medyo maliit sa unang tingin. Pero mabilis kasi ang progress ng evaluation so kung kakayaning i-meet ang mga criteria, ka2yaning ma-reach ang mataas na rate per hour. Nasa 110 per class ang rate ko ngayon which is by far the highgest. Many don't believe me when I say that I earn 20-23k per cut off. I can earn about 40k a month. One factor narin siguro kasi eh dahil 2 years nako sa company so laging puno ang schedule ko.
Not bad naman ang 80 pesos per class kung tutuusin basta matyaga, aabot din sa highest rate. In my case, if I decide to work for 3 hours may 600 nako, which others earn in 8 hours. convenient diba? Hindi pa nakakapagod.
Well, syempre sa umpisa mahina ang bookings, lahat naman dumadaan sa ganung stage. Pero once na nai-established mo na ang name mo at credibility mo sa mga students, kaya mong magpunuan ng sched. Like in my case, I work from 5pm up to 12mn. At puno ang sched ko, as in. Ihi lang ang pahinga. haha! But when you get your pay, it's all worth it naman diba?
Bihira naman ang instant money ngayon, lahat kaylangan nating pagtrabahuhan. Ayoko i-mislead ang mga tao na antimano malaki kaagad ang kita. Everything takes time. If you are patient enough, you'll get to that point naman.
Nung nagsimula ako dito sa Bizmates aaminin ko maliit lang talaga ang sweldo do, pero after a few months, nakaka-full sched nako. Tyaga lang talaga at positive mind.
plus nakakabarok na rin mag english kasi ang mga tinuturuan mo kailangan laging simple english lang. at least if you're teaching business english mas sophisticated. training na rin sa sarili and at the same time pwede na maapply yung course ko lol
May mga beginners din naman kami syempre so may mga grammar books din kami na itinuturo. Pero syempre business-oriented parin.
Maganda yan kung business course ka. Marketing graduate ako at talagang nai-aapply ko yung mga natutunan ko. So kahit teaching ang industry na pinili mo, you can still utilize yung pinag aralan mo. Advantage yan kasi yung mga hindi nag-take ng business eh medyo nahihirapang i-visualize yung mga topics. So para sa kagayan natin, mas madaling i-pick up yung mga lessons.
