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07.02.2023
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06.02.2023
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06.02.2023
Annis: Thank you :)
Every job requires time management skills. In most workplaces, and in conventional teaching jobs, you will most likely simply slot into an existing timetable and many of your deadlines will be set for you. If you decide to take on online teaching jobs and work from home, those structures disappear. Developing efficiency in time management is a crucial skill for anyone moving into the world of online teaching jobs.
It's very easy for novices to online tutoring and online teaching jobs to underestimate both the range of tasks that he or she will be faced with and the time that different tasks take to complete. It can be useful to make a list of every task that your teaching jobs will throw up and then to monitor how much time each one actually takes you. You might be surprised.
Any list will no doubt have time actually spent online teaching, along with preparation time, at the top of the list. For argument's sake, let's say that those take up one hour each. Four tuition sessions per day will fill up your day. In fact, you can probably add on at least half an hour, if not more, for associated tasks.
Don't forget to build in admin time. You will need to keep on top of your tutoring timetable and any changes that arise. You will need to allot time for generating invoices and keeping your accounts in order. Especially when you are starting out, you may also have to spend time actively advertising your online tutoring services and recruiting students, which can be time-consuming.
Any job dealing with people will require you to be flexible. As exams loom, you may find students, starting to panic, requesting extra tuition. Most online tutors and educators will accommodate these requests, as part of their responsibility to their students.
As part of the personalized service that characterizes online teaching jobs, you will also need to respond to the needs of your students as you perceive them.
05.02.2023
Annis: Thank you :)
Every job requires time management skills. In most workplaces, and in conventional teaching jobs, you will most likely simply slot into an existing timetable and many of your deadlines will be set for you. If you decide to take on online teaching jobs and work from home, those structures disappear. Developing efficiency in time management is a crucial skill for anyone moving into the world of online teaching jobs.
It's very easy for novices to online tutoring and online teaching jobs to underestimate both the range of tasks that he or she will be faced with and the time that different tasks take to complete. It can be useful to make a list of every task that your teaching jobs will throw up and then to monitor how much time each one actually takes you. You might be surprised.
Any list will no doubt have time actually spent online teaching, along with preparation time, at the top of the list. For argument's sake, let's say that those take up one hour each. Four tuition sessions per day will fill up your day. In fact, you can probably add on at least half an hour, if not more, for associated tasks.
Don't forget to build in admin time. You will need to keep on top of your tutoring timetable and any changes that arise. You will need to allot time for generating invoices and keeping your accounts in order. Especially when you are starting out, you may also have to spend time actively advertising your online tutoring services and recruiting students, which can be time-consuming.
Any job dealing with people will require you to be flexible. As exams loom, you may find students, starting to panic, requesting extra tuition. Most online tutors and educators will accommodate these requests, as part of their responsibility to their students.
As part of the personalized service that characterizes online teaching jobs, you will also need to respond to the needs of your students as you perceive them.
05.02.2023