Start & Run an ESL Teaching Business
This is intended for a global audience.
ISBN: 978-1-55180-649-5
Number of pages: 182
Learn from an expert how to recruit students and start your own ESL teaching business.
Over the past 20 years, teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) has grown by leaps and bounds and now generates billions of dollars every year. Waiting lists for class space attest to the overwhelming demand for ESL instruction in North America. This book provides all the hands-on practical tips you need to start your own ESL teaching business. Whether you want to begin tutoring from your home or start your own ESL school, this book provides the step-by-step guidance you will need to make your business a success. Teaching ESL is ideal for people with an entrepreneurial spirit. While related to formal education, ESL is more about business than it is about school. Those who do well in the ESL industry understand that students are in many ways customers. It is one thing to understand and know how to teach English grammar; it is quite another to start and run a successful ESL school. Start & Run an ESL Teaching Business will show you how to translate an interest in teaching and working with people from other countries into a profitable business. You will learn how to:
- assess if teaching ESL is right for you
- decide whether a tutorial service or an ESL school suits you best
- plan core and elective courses
- set up and market your business
- find and retain students
The CD-ROM included with this book contains useful exercises and checklists that outline tasks that must be completed before opening a school or tutoring service. All worksheets are in MS Word and PDF formats.
Publication Date | Apr 14, 2006 |
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Market | Global |
PDF Preview Download URL | http://www.self-counsel.com/docs/SR_ESL_teaching.pdf |
Edition | First Edition |
Pages | 182 |
Size | 8¼ x 9¾ |
ISBN | 978-1-55180-649-5 |
UPC | 069635806494 |
About the CD | The CD works with all versions of Microsoft Windows: 95, 98, ME, NT4, 2000, XP, and Vista (Vista installation requires you to have Administrator rights on your computer). |