CAMPUS CALLING
Your guide to a career in online tutoring
Published on Fri, Jun 06, 2008 at 18:37 in Lifestyle section
Tags: Campus Calling, Online Tutoring , New Delhi
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New Delhi: Gone are the days when tuition classes meant long hours after school with a bespectacled, cane-wielding tutor, for tutorials are now available on the Internet and tutors today are smart and tech-savvy.
Anushree holds a Bachelors degree in Science. She teaches Biology to a student in the UAE via video conferencing. Just a couple of hours a day, and Anushree can earn as much as Rs 10-15,000 a month.
"Timings are flexible and there are no geographical boundaries. I can pursue something else alongside," Anushree says explaining the job benfits.
It may not sound glamorous enough, but e-tutoring is a booming industry, with students from UK, USA, UAE and India logging on to seek help with their Math and Science homework.
And as schoolteacher Deepika, who’s also a part time e-tutor, explains, a huge advantage of the job is that you can work with an e-tutoring company either on a full-time or part time basis.
"Neither the students nor I have to travel. It's the same as teaching one-on-one as both the audio and visual elements are there,” she explains.
So if you are someone with a strong hold on a particular subject and good communication skills, e-tutoring could be a good career option for you. Of course, being adept with technology and Internet tools would be an added advantage.
"We look for qualified professionals and prefer a Masters degree,” founder director Learning Curve Chadan Agarwal says.
Even though it's not a prerequisite, it may also be a good idea to get a B. Ed, B. El. Ed degrees.
Although most universities offer a B. Ed course, some of the better ones are: Jamia Milia Islamia, All India B. Ed College, National Council of Teacher Education and Indraprastha University.
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Vibha can u tell me what should i do for e-teaching???
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me too want to do this... plz tell me how to gear up innitially....thanx in advance
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Atleast one brilliant and healthy opportunity for graduates to opt for compared to non-healthy BPOs and pursue their dreams parallely
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Atleast one brilliant and healthy opportunity for graduates to opt for compared to non-healthy BPOs and pursue their dreams parallely
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I think this is a wonderful opportunity for the youths. This new profession will definitely come up in a country
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