anjapo 08.02.06, 12:59 how much a native speaker earn in a language school in Warsaw? Odpowiedz Link czytaj wygodnie posty
usenetposts Re: native speaker- wage 08.02.06, 14:15 Native speaker of what? A native speaker of English won't earn much, as there are a whole bunch, but a native speaker of Reformed Egyptian would be worth his or her weight in Umim and Thummim. Odpowiedz Link
hardenfelt Re: native speaker- wage 08.02.06, 17:08 Usernetposts wrote: > native speaker of Reformed Egyptian would be worth his or her weight in Umim > and Thummim He might not get a lot of work though. English natives get from 25 to 90 zl. for 45 minutes. The latter only at a few renowned schools. The average would be around 30-35 zl. Another 5-10 zl for a rare language. I just raised my prices because I have too much work. For Danish lessons I now charge 100 zl. for 90 minutes (120 zl. outside my office). Only a small proportion of people in this city are able to pay such a price, and I would probable get three or four times more clients if I charged 50 zl. for 90 minutes. I charge the same from language schools, but they all claim it’s too expensive. They only call when they have an individual client who cannot find my adverts on the Internet. Odpowiedz Link
usenetposts Re: native speaker- wage 08.02.06, 23:16 hardenfelt napisał: > Usernetposts wrote: > > > native speaker of Reformed Egyptian would be worth his or her weight in U > mim > > and Thummim > > He might not get a lot of work though. True. Joseph Smith kinda cornered the market on that one. > > English natives get from 25 to 90 zl. for 45 minutes. The latter only at a few > renowned schools. The average would be around 30-35 zl. Another 5-10 zl for a > rare language. > > I just raised my prices because I have too much work. For Danish lessons I now > charge 100 zl. for 90 minutes (120 zl. outside my office). Only a small > proportion of people in this city are able to pay such a price, and I would > probable get three or four times more clients if I charged 50 zl. for 90 > minutes. > Note to readers - he's worth every penny. He will never short change you on the time like some teachers do, and he takes time in between really to tailor the lesson to your individual needs. He even allowed me to record the lesson so that I can still listen back and brush up the things we did back then and not go over them afresh when I restart. He also is able to provide you with a lot of cultural background about his country. > I charge the same from language schools, but they all claim it’s too expe > nsive. > They only call when they have an individual client who cannot find my adverts > on the Internet. I think the way to go might be to start to develop groups. You could take 40-50 PLN per head and put them in groups of 3 - 4 and really cream it. Odpowiedz Link