I know a number of people who do this, some after doing it in much-worse-for-the-teacher ways in Japan. Aside from the usual issues for an online business: 1) There exist multiple classes of well-employed professionals who value this far more than almost any other users 2) ...https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1214103586725957632 …
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More to the point: How do they decide someone is worth paying 600 for when there are so many alternatives for less?
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You ever try to buy something, and X costs $8, and Y costs $11, and you figure that Y has to have solved some problem on the back side that X hasn't, and that's why X is more expensive? Because I've absolutely done that, and regretted it less than you'd think. /After X broke
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I’m assuming part of the value proposition is being able to demonstrate that you’re American them, and so perhaps that person also shouldn’t have to look up what NPV is?
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English teaching.
You don't need to code for it, easy if you're native, and there's more money in there than you'd think: especially if you start your own business with more teachers than just you