Due to the different time zones, do you take late classes. If so, what was the time difference?
I have a student who wants to take classes between 12 and 2am.
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hi there yes i take classes from 00:00am till 6am i am from South Africa
I love teaching at night so literally don't have time difference.
Yes, I do. But it actually depends on you, I am a night awl so I love working at night but not early morning, If you are also the same, why not. start teaching at night
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- Aliana LammeyESL teacher and customer service representative
I accept classes at any time of the day despite different time zone. I make my classes as fun as possible so the enjoy the classes.
If someone messages me and makes the request, I will accept a class at ANY time of the day, provided it is not filled with another commitment. I have taken classes as early as 2 in the morning when I used to work on a Japanese platform. I have taken classes as late as midnight on other occasions (Time zone: UTC-6: Central Standard Time)
I have no students yet, but if it means I teach during my night times then so be it.
I can have your student class at 12
It depends on students, I’m ready to teach when you want it
- Raphael OliveiraCertified TESOL Teacher
I believe that communication can solve the problem of different time zones. Students can set up the best time with teachers and still observe the teacher's availability. Teachers do not need to be available 24/7 for their students.
- Gary NorthExperienced and easy going Conversational English Teacher
I’m available during working hours, in the UK, Monday to Friday and that’s enough , in my opinion .
It depends on you actually If you don't mind staying up and working until midnight, you can take students. If not, You can kindly tell them it's late and they should find a better time.
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