Why social media feels hard for tutors
You have decided to start your tutoring business. You know you need to promote it, so, you commit to posting on social media but a blank screen stares back, mocking you. Where do you go from here?

You have decided to start your tutoring business. You know you need to promote it, so, you commit to posting on social media but a blank screen stares back, mocking you. Where do you go from here?

In 2012 a friend suggested I had a go at tutoring. I had no idea of the expectations but put everything from my experience, qualifications and expectations into a metaphorical bucket and hoped I was on the right lines

When you consider becoming a tutor you think of lesson plans and resources. But actually they are not the things that stay with you as your business grows. It's the people and the interactions

If you're thinking about becoming a tutor you probably have questions: Do I need to be a teacher? Do I need a degree? Am I too young/too old? What if I've only helped my own children? Do I need to know every subject? Can I start with just a few hours