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Any updates? I would like to know how she markets herself to non-english speakers and how to go about payments etc.
^oh ok. Siguro magaling talaga sya kaya nirerefer na sya ng mga students. Pano pala mga teaching materials nya. At paano sya nagstart? Thanks!
^ as in wala kayong references or books na ginagamit? Siguro teachers talaga kayo kase kung non-educ course magESL teacher like me medyo mahihirapan kase wala kaming alam sa paggawa ng lesson plan.
sis, pwede pahingi ng soft copies ng materials/ lessons. mo? Interested ako kase sa online teaching, kaso di ko alam how it really works. PM ko sayo email add ko. TIA!
Hi, sis. Sure. Will get in touch with you sa gmail. Thanks!
Hello, mga sis. To those who need ESL teaching materials, try this site: https://www.off2class.com/ I had Free Trial a few months ago, ok to, ready na lahat ng mga training materials, ituturo na lang. After the trial, may bayad na, pero ok rin pricing, esp. pag 2 students lang ang kailangan turuan online.
Hello, makikisali lang po ako sa usapan. Nakakabigla naman ang rate dyan sa Bibo. As in P45 per 25 minutes? So parang around P100 per hour at most. And you need to teach 100 times n a 25 min just to get 4,500. That rate is too low po. Just to give you ideas, I taught ESL for 7+ years (though Face to Face) and the rate is at least P300. Yung P100 na per-hour rate is for students, i.e. high school or college students who are willing to do conversational English with the foreign students. The last time nagturo ako ng ESL, P500 per hour na. So kung home-based, sagot nyo pa kuryente at bayad sa Internet. P45 per 25 min is really an insult. I've read this whole thread and just found out the rates in 51Talk, RareJob, Sankei, Hitutor. Ang baba pala, kahit yung sa Bizmates na mukhang pinakamalaki ang offer. I would suggest that you network na lang po and deal directly with Korean, Chinese and Japanese students. Yung wala nang company in between, para mataas makuha nyong rate, and no need for tax. I have a friend who does that. Direct client lahat, so you can dictate your rate. Will get back to this thread po kapag nakausap ko sya and I will also find other resources to help those who prefer home-based jobs. By the way, home-based din po job ko, almost 5 years na ako, full time. Thanks po.