Big 1

  1) Clarify your niche, scope, and goals - Identify subjects and levels you’ll teach (e.g., algebra 1 for 9th graders, AP Chemistry, English as a second language, SAT/ACT prep, language tutoring, coding for kids, etc.). - Define your target student profile (age/grade, learning goals, challenges, preferred learning style, budget). - Decide your teaching format (one-on-one, small groups, asynchronous courses, or a blend). - Set clear goals (e.g., “prepares students to raise test scores by X points,” “build core math fluency in 8 weeks,” “serve 20 students by the end of Q2”). 2) Validate demand and shape your offer - Check demand: look at competing tutors in your niche on platforms (Wyzant, Preply, Tutor.com, Fiverr), search for keywords, and see typical pricing. - Run a quick pre-launch: post a short landing page or social post offering a free 15-minute needs assessment to gauge interest. - Create compelling packages: consider different options such as hourly sessions, bundles (e.g....