How to Start a Tutoring Business: 10 Easy Steps

In this video, I go over exactly how I started and grew my own successful tutoring business, and discuss the steps I took to double and even triple my teacher income!

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:50 Number 1
1:45 Number 2
2:16 Number 3
3:13 Number 4
5:13 Number 5
6:22 Number 6
7:27 Number 7
7:50 Number 8
8:14 Number 9
8:56 Number 10
9:35 Diving Deeper

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[meghanhall]

Hi, I’ve been following you on tiktok for a long time now and I was absolutely tickled pink to click the first option when I searched how to start a tutoring business and you popped up!! What a pleasant surprise!!! I’ve never followed someone on YouTube before they managed to get a single word out before haha

[scottscott]

This is a very informative video. Your number 4 just hits the nail on the head. The best thing to get students to come to your house. Going to a place like a library or to their house is not that effective I feel and when students have to go to your home to get tutored it sets the right tone and atmosphere for the tutoring. When I had to tutor at peoples homes I always had discipline problems and parents becomeing more of a burden than a help. for example, serving snacks in the middle of a session. I know they mean well but its a bit counterproductive.

[sagabrielle]

Thank you for this video. You make it seem more realistic as an alternative career.

[AnshuAcademy]

as a change of career I am planning to start teaching online and I found this video really informative to start with

[mcc]

Hi!
I just watched your tips for tutoring on YouTube and I thought I would reach out because I am retiring after 30 years at my Chicago Public school, 28 of those years are in kindergarten. I would love to do a kick off to kindergarten tutoring program! I do have to admit it sounds scary and what about letting strangers in your house? That's kinda what I'm thinking about!! This sounds perfect for me because I still want to earn money and I definitely cannot sit around and not have anything to do!! Yikes! I'm also looking at all your content and have no idea how you have time to even do all of it. It is hilarious and so true! Looking forward to hearing from you.

[EnglishLand.teacher]

I love your presentation! So genuine and practical. Thanks!

[enaridzal]

Thank you so much for this amazing video!!! Sharing is caring!!!❤

[sanctuarynaturals]

Really helpful starting point! Thanks!

[char-suvu]

Wow incredible content, the best I've seen on starting a business. Thank you.

[DeeL]

Good suggestions, definitely going to implement some of these strategies!

[milfywaygalaxy]

You are a shining star and I appreciate you so much for all your tips and tricks. I have joined your Facebook group.

[madhe]

I'm genuinely eager to learn about the specifics of the contract. As a tutor, I've unfortunately had negative encounters with clients before.

[triciahayes]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Love you!

[azizurrahman]

A very informative video. Thank you. 👍

[nicolaslospetros]

Very cool video! i also want to add that if you teach minors, when someone pays for them you need a relationship wit sponsor and student both. I think that customer experience is important here too. For me helps have a contract+tutoring summary report each month - i take mine from etsy, from cortadowitch shop.

[laurencallo]

hi I learn a lot from you.. Im about to set up my tutoring center..

[miriamp]

Lol, not a big fan of Facebook and when I tried to open a page, I was ban because of ID issues something like that I forgot, but liked the last tips😊

[uncomfortablyadjusted]

Would you happen to have a video showing how you set up tutoring appointments in 30, 45, or hour increments?

[juliesnell]

This is great information. I am a big fan of your humorous videos too! Do you carry some sort of extra insurance for having students to your home? Do parents stay for the session or do you video your sessions? Just want to cover myself if I do this in the future. Thanks!

[blt]

First, I love your IG page for the info and the laughs! I'm thinking of camera options-I know many have a code option to view. What is the best way to research options? I don't want any parent to be able to view the video at any time they want. However, I'd like them to be able to log in during their child's session if they want to. Anyone else have any advice/info?