MyTeacherToolsMany teachers are looking at leaving to profession. This could be because of the government wading into schools too much or the job not being quite what it was advertised to be. Teachers put a lot of time and effort in and so often use their own money and spend unpaid time doing work. They’re not just teachers. If you are looking to leave the profession or have the qualifications to be a teacher but aren’t sure it’s for you anymore, have you considered becoming a tuition teacher?
Help Kids Catch Up
There are more kids than ever falling behind. This is perhaps because of unrealistic expectations from higher up and the having to learn from home during the pandemic. Schools are now open again and there are some students who are behind. Catching up isn’t always easy, especially when there is one teacher to a class of thirty kids. One to one time is scarce, which is why some parents will choose to hire a tuition teacher. This person will provide weekly or perhaps twice weekly lessons after school to help kids catch up. This can even be done over video chat if necessary.
Assist Those That Struggle
Assisting those that are struggling with school work is what a tuition teacher is all about. Helping them understand what the subject is all about, working through tricky problems, finding easy ways to figure out answers. Basically being there to help children work through the subjects they are expected to know, but often find difficult to fathom.
Work Your Way
Being a tuition teacher means you can work your hours, for the pay you charge, in a way you want. Market yourself locally, with schools that you perhaps even promote your services. Join Facebook groups and advertise yourself that way. You’ll be surprised at how much interest you get. if you wanted, you could even advertise internationally so you can do some work during the day when kids in your country are at school. Video calling has made international work possible, extremely easily!
How does that sound? You’ll be helping kids with the work they struggle with, without the expectations of being a teacher in a school. No parent teacher meetings, no government input, no annoying headmasters. Celebrate that new job! In conclusion, focus on the kids and you’ll be winning.
