Finding and getting more tutoring clients doesn't have to be a cat and mouse game. Instead of chasing down potential tutoring clients, they could be coming to you! Let's talk about five ways you can get more tutoring clients without chasing your tail.

Choosing an online course topic can be intimidating. Today I am sharing some simple tips and tricks to help you narrow and choose your online course topic. By using these tips, choosing a topic based on your passion for teaching will be easy, streamlined, and original.

Are you a tutor looking to make the most of your time with students? Struggling to keep their attention and make sure they are retaining the information you are teaching them? Look no further! In this blog post, we will go over how to structure a 30 minute tutoring session in a way that is engaging, effective, and efficient. From setting goals and using visual aids, to incorporating breaks and using online resources, we'll provide practical tips and strategies for maximizing your tutoring sessions and helping your students succeed. So, whether you're new to tutoring or just looking for ways to improve your teaching techniques, this blog post has something for you.

Starting an online tutoring business revolutionized the way I look at money. Before I started tutoring, I was dealing with teacher burnout and I wasn’t even sure I wanted to continue down the path of being an elementary school teacher. I knew as a teacher I wasn’t making the money I truly deserved. Even with two masters degrees, my monthly income was getting taken up by a car payment and student loan debt. Something needed to change and the change had to be making more money. The key was to use skills I already had as a teacher.

All successful businesses set goals. You my Tutorpreneur friend, are no different! You have big dreams of a successful tutoring business that allows you the financial freedom you deserve. Maybe you’ll tutor full-time and can leave the classroom. Or maybe you can finally afford that trip to Italy you’ve been thinking about since you were in college. Or just maybe, you can get new tires on the van and send your kid to piano lessons.

Tutoring isn’t just a side hustle, it’s a job that you create the rules, hours and pay.

You’re using skills you already have from the classroom so there’s not a big learning curve or any crazy selling you need to do.

What would you do with an extra $1,000 a month? And what if you could earn that extra cash in short 30-minute sessions in your spare time on evenings or weekends? So you could pay off your debt at a faster pace? Or send your kiddos to soccer practice in cleats that fit? Or pay for that 2-week trip to Italy? Trust me, getting your first tutoring client is the absolute best feeling in the world. And with my help, you’re closer than you think...