Earn $30k to $70k as A Math Tutor Part Time

Earn $30k to $70k as A Math Tutor Part Time

Eric Earle

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14
Episodes
2021
First episode

About Earn $30k to $70k as A Math Tutor Part Time

This podcast will reveal some simple strategies to get your first clients, grow your business, and market your services online as a tutor in any subject. There are five mistakes even experienced tutors make that can be costing you a LOT of money. Are you falling into any of the common traps? You might be surprised. Eric Earle has started 4 different tutoring companies and been working in the tutoring industry for over a decade. Currently he runs his tutoring businesses remotely and travels around the world looking for awesome surf spots. Along the way, Eric has discovered some tactics that are insanely effective to establish a tutoring business from literally nothing and grow it into a full time enterprise. One of the biggest myths he came across is that you have to lower your rates when you’re first starting out. This is super pervasive and it’s simply not true. You can charge premium hourly rates right from the start, you just have to do it properly. Eric will show you a foolproof method in this podcast. Don’t discount yourself. Charge what you’re worth. Whether you’re just starting out as a tutor or a seasoned pro with a thriving business, the hacks and secrets in this podcast will help you land more clients and scale your tutoring more effectively. You can use these strategies regardless of whether you’re meeting clients in-person or tutoring them online. This podcast will make you money! Eric Earle is a tutor, entrepreneur, and investor. After science and math tutoring changed the course of his life, Eric saw the potential of tutoring to make a significant positive impact. He grew his tutoring business in Portland, Oregon, and soon needed to hire a staff of other tutors to meet all of the demand. He is also the founder of mathtutoraustin.com and the national tutoring platform zoomtutor.com as well. It was at a neurology clinic high in the Himalayas that Eric had an epiphany: he realized he wanted to go to medical school. The problem was, he’d already graduated from college and hadn’t taken any of the math and science classes required for admittance. He went back to school to work his way through calculus, physics, organic chemistry, and biochemistry but the topics were unbearably difficult. Eric hired a tutor and, with diligent work, was able to turn himself into a top science student. This experience with tutoring showed Eric that there is no limit to what we can become with the right teachers. He now supports tutoring and education through his businesses. He is here to share what he has learned about business, investing, tutoring, and life though this podcast. Hopefully you find some of his teachings valuable.

Publisher
Eric Earle
Category
business · education
Language
en
Explicit
No
First episode
2 Sept 2021
Latest episode
15 Nov 2021

Latest episodes

14 episodes in the feed.

  1. 15 Nov 2021

    Allocating Capital

  2. 8 Nov 2021

    Marketing Strategy

  3. 1 Nov 2021

    Active Learning

  4. 25 Oct 2021

    In-Home Tutoring

  5. 18 Oct 2021

    Online Tutoring

  6. 11 Oct 2021

    Handling Complaints

  7. 4 Oct 2021

    Customer Service Tips

  8. 27 Sept 2021

    Selling on the Phone

  9. 20 Sept 2021

    Business 101 for Tutors

  10. 13 Sept 2021

    Hone Your Messaging

  11. 6 Sept 2021

    Responding to Leads

  12. 2 Sept 2021

    Grow Your Business

  13. 2 Sept 2021

    Your First Clients

  14. 2 Sept 2021

    Why Tutor Math?

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