Your Comprehensive Guide to Becoming an English Teacher in Japan Teaching English in Japan continues to attract Canadian graduates and experienced educators seeking cultural immersion, international experience, and professional growth. From public schools in rural prefectures to private language academies in Tokyo, opportunities for teaching English abroad are both diverse and structured. Japan offers stability,[…]
23 March 2026∙13 minutes to read
Tutoring During a Pandemic Tutoring during a pandemic has definitely been different in Canada along with other parts of the world. There have been many changes that have affected the industry. This article will take about the numerous changes that have happened with Covid-19, along with some helpful tips to help you manage. The last[…]
20 June 2021∙6 minutes to read
What To Do To Make Your Tutoring Sessions Fun? "Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school." - Albert Einstein We've all had teachers that put us to sleep. We sat in their classroom and counted the seconds till the class was done. As a tutor, you don't want[…]
28 December 2020∙12 minutes to read
How to Become a Teacher For most people, a job is just a job. Work is a means to an end. You render 8 hours every weekday and you get paid accordingly. It is transactional and straightforward. While other people find their passions within their 9-to-5, it isn’t necessarily required. Needless to say, teaching is[…]
21 December 2020∙7 minutes to read
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Adult Education: How Do You Teach Adults? “Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other” - JFK There is now an increasing number of people looking into becoming a private home tutor! Home or private tutors are able to help students of all ages, whether it be primary school, secondary school, university, and even adult[…]
21 July 2020∙7 minutes to read
Tips for tutors: Using Learning Maps Looking for some inspiration? Willing to try something new in your lessons? Many teachers and tutors have told us that they recommend Learning Maps (also known as Thinking Maps), so we thought that you may want to learn more. The purpose of this article is to explain what they are, why[…]
8 June 2020∙5 minutes to read
How Can I Start Online Tutoring? While private webcam tutorials have existed for a number of years now, some tutors still aren’t sure how to get started! We’re here to help you start tutoring online. When it comes to this type of tutoring services, everything’s changing: the materials, how you prepare the lessons, and how you[…]
25 March 2020∙8 minutes to read
The Top 5 Reasons to Become a tutor Whether you’re a math whiz, an avid cook, a history buff or a star soccer player, everyone has a skill to share! Thousands of students around the world and in your local neighbourhood search for inspiring tutors who are passionate about their subject and who will help[…]
18 January 2020∙9 minutes to read
Your Guide to Tutoring Jobs in Canada Are you good at French or Spanish, do you like to play the guitar or piano, or have you studied math or science at university? Share your knowledge and consider becoming a private teacher anywhere in Canada. If you are interested in earning extra money or gaining expertise[…]
17 October 2019∙6 minutes to read
How Are Higher-Order Thinking Skills Defined? It was long held as true that humans are the only animals capable of thought. Only recently has that idea been debunked; studies into non-human animal behaviour indicate that animals evince episodic memory and the have the capacity to navigate terrain using landmarks. Some animals have even displayed non-verbal[…]
6 June 2019∙7 minutes to read
Differentiated Instruction: What it is and How it Impacts Students, Teachers and Tutors Of all the buzzwords in education today, differentiated instruction is making the most waves – yet few teachers or school administrators in the UK know exactly what it is. Is it a new way to promote student learning? Does it involve major[…]
22 May 2019∙7 minutes to read
Learn About Teaching Abroad “Teaching isn’t a career choice, it’s a life choice.” - François Mitterand The former French president is right. When you decide to teach, it’s because you want to transfer your passion for a given subject to other students. Currently, the number of teachers in the UK and even in other parts[…]
3 January 2019∙11 minutes to read
How To Deliver Group Classes “I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.” - Confucius Providing academic support, group classes, or private tutorials requires a lot of knowledge and without private tutors, a lot of students would struggle at school. The tutoring market in the UK is valued[…]
20 November 2018∙7 minutes to read
How to Start Tutoring: Step by Step Private tutoring has emerged as a highly effective method for academic improvement, offering personalized attention that builds skills, confidence, and enthusiasm in students. With billions invested annually in tutoring services, there's ample opportunity to make a difference in students' lives while pursuing a rewarding career. As a tutor,[…]
12 November 2018∙12 minutes to read
Life After Teaching: How to Leave the NTS & Find Jobs for Ex Teachers Leaving the National Teaching Service is rarely ever an easy decision for teachers who feel that their time serving as a certified teacher in UK schools, colleges and universities has reached an end. Coming to the difficult realisation that teaching is[…]
3 July 2018∙17 minutes to read
Life After Teaching: What Alternative Careers for Teachers Exist in Canada? Are you thinking about getting out of the teaching profession, in search of a change? Not sure what alternative jobs for teachers are out there that you can apply for, where to start looking for jobs, or even what you want to do? Perhaps[…]
24 May 2018∙14 minutes to read
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There is no one size fits all when it comes to tutoring.
When we think of teachers, we often think of people who are dedicated, passionate and creative. They are also good at explaining things clearly and adapting there knowledge to meet individual needs but that doesn’t mean you can’t bring your own flair and experiences to each lesson.
Please keep in mind that your teaching methods and style may not suit everyone but there will be plenty of students happy to take your classes.
Lessons can be held at you home, at the students home or even in a quiet space (a library or cafe, for example).
You can mark these options on your Superprof ad but it’s always better to confirm this with your students. What works for one may not work for another and its better to be as flexible as possible.
Wherever you chose to teach your students, make sure it’s quiet and there are no distractions. You want to be able to get the most from your students in the time you have.
If face to face lessons don’t fit in with your schedule or there is no practical space to teach, you could also consider online lessons.
Online lessons mean you can teach from anywhere, at a time that suits you; saving time and travel costs.
Online lessons also provides the added bonus of more potential students. You could be teaching someone English to someone in Spain one day and providing exam prep to someone in London the next.
Your rates are an important part of being a tutor.
Experience and qualifications should, ideally, be reflected in the price but the ‘market’ rate should also be considered. It is always worth searching for other tutors who are teaching similar subjects in your area or online to help you set the perfect rates.
Students will also search for competitive rates as well as expertise. Don’t forget to consider reduced rates for multiple classes!