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Nick's Corner

💡 Engaging, Personalized, and Relevant English Lessons: My students' reviews and ratings say it all

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If your teaching profile is appealing and aligns with what potential students are looking for, they will be the ones to get in touch with you first.

Teacher Racheal

Certified TEFL,ESl teacher

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I am an English Native speaker

Nick's Corner

💡 Engaging, Personalized, and Relevant English Lessons: My students' reviews and ratings say it all

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It'd be great if students could respond to these types of questions in the ASK COMMUNITY SECTION.

Walter

Certified ESL teacher with nine years of experience. I also teach French.

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From my long teaching experience, I can clearly say that, mastering tenses in English is the most serious challenge that learners face. But over the years, I have developed great strategies to make them learn and master them within a short period of time

Nick's Corner

💡 Engaging, Personalized, and Relevant English Lessons: My students' reviews and ratings say it all

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We all need to earn a living, and that's where the FREE part ends. Just like you deserve compensation for your skills and expertise, we do too. We're not a charity. Although there are many free English resources to be found on the internet, it is beneficial to seek out tutors who can offer personalized guidance and expertise to help you achieve your language learning goals. Best of luck!

Cindy Lourenco

Chasing excellence! Native, certified, and experienced

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Oh, what a question! There are a few I like using ... *The lights are on, but nobody is home* When you talk about a stupid person. *Put a sock in it* use it when someone talks a lot, or when someone is noisy. *Hold your horses* a way to tell someone to stop or slow down. *Best thing since sliced bread* use it when you are really impressed with someone's idea, or invention. *Go bananas* meaning: to go wild Example: When Tyler Swift went on stage, the crowd went bananas! My favorite :) will be *suck it up* or *buck-up* When you have to accept an unpleasant situation or fact. My daughter is constantly complaining about her workload at school and then I tell her to suck it up, we all had to deal with it. Hope you find joy in using these ...

Nick's Corner

💡 Engaging, Personalized, and Relevant English Lessons: My students' reviews and ratings say it all

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I totally agree with Yaje. It's not about some secret formula or strategy, but rather about establishing a solid reputation, trust, and connection with your students. When students genuinely like you and your teaching style, they're more likely to keep coming back and recommend you to others. Your profile, teaching style, and achievements all play a vital role in building this reputation. When students see that you're knowledgeable, experienced, and have a proven track record of success, they're more inclined to trust you and want to continue working with you. So instead of fixating on a specific strategy or quick fix, it's crucial to focus on building strong relationships with your students, delivering top-notch results, and consistently enhancing your skills and services. By doing so, you'll have a higher chance of attracting and retaining a loyal student base, which can ultimately lead to steady bookings and long-term success.

Tutor Grazia

ITALIAN MOTHER TONGUE AND ENGLISH TEACHER ITALIAN NATIVE AND ENGLISH TEACHER

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Hi TV series and reading English book. Beat Regards

Nadia

Certified English teacher and native Spanish teacher.Classes tailored to your needs.

Resiliencia♥️ :Capacidad de superar las adversidades o dificultades con rapidez y facilidad.