How to Get Started With the Wonderful Online World of English Learning

How to Get Started With the Wonderful Online World of English LearningHow do you get started with the wonderful online world of English Learning? The answer lies in www learning English Com. These days, I am able to enroll in an online language school and in just a few short weeks, I have learned Spanish as well as Japanese.In the beginning of this new venture, I was just as apprehensive as you are now but I was told that if I am willing to sit in front of the computer and learn English as fast as I can, I will never fail. I found a number of different sites that offered a free trial and I signed up right away. And I fell in love with them.You can get started learning English at just about any hour of the day or night from any computer or from your laptop, just about anywhere. You can even learn English if you are travelling or on vacation. There are so many websites available that offer language classes for kids as well as adults. You are not required to attend school in order to le arn English, at least, not all the time.The great thing about learning English online is that you can do it anytime you want. If you work a job and need to study and the English is not in your area of expertise, you can teach yourself by sitting at home and watching television. Or if you are out of town for the weekend, you can use the time to learn something. Either way, you can use these computers as your personal tutor.Whether you want to know how to write your first English sentence, begin a conversation or are preparing for a test, learning English online is always a good idea. By knowing your desired target language, the online sites provide you with a reference guide to help you through the language. As long as you are willing to put in the effort, you can succeed.Most of the companies that are involved in www learning English Com give you multiple options to choose from. The choice can be in the form of classroom lessons or complete learning packages. You can find lessons th at include online study materials and CD's, videos, games and much more.There are some really good sites on the Internet that offer a variety of language learning courses that are perfect for anyone wanting to take advantage of the immense power of the Internet to learn a foreign language. If you are wondering how you can get started, I recommend you try out to learn English Com.

Essay Checker - Virtual Writing Tutor - free ESL grammar checker

Essay Checker - Virtual Writing Tutor - free ESL grammar checker Imagine a website that could help students write better essays with automated feedback. Now imagine the same website but with additional commenting tools to help people record audio comments and rate each others essays using IELTS and TOEFL rubrics and comments. There you have it: an essay checker for the Virtual Writing Tutor. For a score on your essay, you need essay evaluation. Thats what I have been imagining for the past few months, and Raju, my developer, has been building it. Although, in the past, I have strongly recommended using pen pal or narrative writing tasks with beginners and low intermediates before assigning academic essay writing tasks, I am ready to admit that I am happy with our progress. It should help to make peer feedback on this notorious form of display writing easier and more reliable. If you write or teach essays, I think you will like what we have come up with, too. There is a lot to it, so I will take you through the main features of the new essay checker, step-by-step, before explaining the individual tools. Right now, it is only available on the Virtual Writing Tutor Forum, but we will integrate it into the main page of the Virtual Writing Tutor soon. Access the essay checker from the forum. You need to be a member to use the forum, but membership is free and we dont send spam. Once you have logged in, click on Add new topic. Youll be taken to this next page. Forum post form to fill in Notice the Check Essay button. Once you have pasted a text into the text are, click it and you will see a pop-up with a menu of essay checker tools. Leave the default choices selected so that you can see what the system can do. Next, click Submit. The text you enter on the forum will be sent to the essay checker for analysis. Currently, the system can check an essay for the following: Vocabulary profile: the frequency distribution of the vocabulary in your text when compared to 10 000 most common words in English Academic vocabulary profile: the frequency distribution of the vocabulary in your text when compared to the Academic Word ListLexical density: the number of meaning-rich words per 50 wordsCohesion words: a count of transition words and phrases based on their function (addition, contrast, subordination, etc.)Average sentence length: an average of the count of words in each sentenceSentence colorization: sentences are highlighted in different colours depending on their length to help illustrate the amount of sentence variationSentence variance: the standard deviation of mean sentence length Word count: the number of words in your essayParagraph count: the number of paragraphs in your essay Provocative word count: the count of words that produce an emotional response in the readerCliche count: the count of common cliches to avoid in an essayConversational vo cabulary count: the count of words that are common in conversation but uncommon in academic writing Exclamation mark count: the count of exclamation marks in your essayGrammar check: the number of errors detected by the Virtual Writing Tutor grammar checkerError profile: the distribution of detected errors by error categoriesArgument strength: a sentiment analysis of paragraphs and sentences to check for how strongly negative or positive your argument isIELTS rubric: a method for calculating an IELTS band score using descriptors based on the IELTS writing task 2 rubricTOEFL rubric: a method for calculating a TOEFL score using descriptors from the TOEFL independent writing rubric5-paragraph hamburger essay comments: a method of providing explicit feedback on the 5-paragraph essay, also known as the hamburger essayAudio comment recorder: an online voice recorder for recording and uploading voice of the reader commentsDownload to DOCX: feedback and comments are converted to MS Word doc x file that you can editPrint to PDF: print the feedback on your printer or generate a PDF Essay Checker Results Review the essay checker results before clicking the Comments and Rubrics button. The feedback popup colorizes sentences based on their length. In the screenshot below, you can see an example of a paragraph made up of sentences of different lengths. The graphs at the top show the length and variability. Below them are the colorized sentences. Average sentence length, sentence variability, and sentence colorization Comments You can record your spoken comments to MP3 format using this online voice recorder. It is great for simply reading the essay aloud to show the author where you stumble, and it makes recording and uploading voice of the reader comments easy. You can speak for about 5 minutes. You can even switch tabs and talk about why you selected the descriptors you chose for the IELTS and TOEFL rubrics. When you click Save, your browser converts your recording to MP3 format, and the system uploads the MP3 file to the Virtual Writing Tutor server for you. The system then stores the URL of the recording in memory and inserts a link into your Word document or PDF. Essay checker commenting system for teachers and peers to give feedback on an essay You can review and delete recordings and start again if you like. IELTS Rubric in the Essay Checker You can choose from 9 descriptors for each aspect of the essay. To reduce the space on the screen, you can minimize each rubric section to show only the descriptor you chose. After you have chosen descriptors, the system calculates a score for you. TOEFL Rubric in the Essay Checker You can choose from 5 descriptors to evaluate the essay. To reduce the space on the screen, you can minimize the choices to show only the descriptor you chose. The system will display the associated score in the DOCX of PDF file. Print to PDF Your browser allows you to print your feedback to a number of devices, including PDF. The great thing about PDFs is that you can store them on your computer, edit them with MS Word, and send them as attachments to students. Chrome will generate a preview of the PDF for you. Notice that the feedback is plain text, for readability. DOCX You can download all of the automatically generated feedback and your comments to an MS Word document. This makes editing the feedback very easy. It is much quicker than converting a PDF to DOCX format. We hope users find it useful. Be sure to enable editing. The download is safe, despite the warning. This is just Microsofts way of scaring everybody and calling it security. I trust this gives you a clear overview of what the Essay Checker can do. We will be adding it to the main page of the Virtual Writing Tutor soon. We would do it sooner, but we want to upgrade the main page first. We expect the system to be much faster once the upgrades are done. Please follow and like us:

How to prepare for 11 Plus exams

How to prepare for 11 Plus exams For those parents who would like their children to sit 11 Plus exams for secondary school entrance, it is often hard to know what to use for exam preparation, so here are some links to useful resources in various 11 Plus practice materials for Maths, English, Verbal and Non Verbal Reasoning. It is often said that practice is the best way to prepare for exams, especially as 11 Plus exams have strict time constraints which children need to get used to.  Practice therefore helps children not only develop the techniques to answer the certain type of 11 Plus questions but to also answer them in the time provided. According to Susan Daughtrey Education, it is best to start preparing your child about ten months before they sit the exams as this gives enough time for them to build the right techniques and have three or four months of practice and testing before the actual exam. If you think that your child needs some tutoring for their 11 Plus exams then Tutorfair provides top 11 plus tutors. Please take a look at our website if you are interested in where you can book these tutors online. Get free practice papers, resources and workbooks from: Eleven Plus Exams Bond CGP 11 Plus Swot   11 Plus Leap Parents in touch MW Educational The 11 Plus website   Lucky Gecko   11 Plus Maths The Education Website   Extra Tuition Some of these sites may also include materials which you would need to purchase. These sites have more resources which you have to purchase: Letts More Letts   Susan Daughtrey Education Amazon Ebay More resources on Ebay

5 Reasons Why Listening Is Important for Foreign Language Learning

5 Reasons Why Listening Is Important for Foreign Language Learning When a native speaker  starts talking in your target language, does it sound like Charlie Browns teacher blabbing?Blah, blah, blah.Do you struggle to understand when  listening in your target language?Do you spend whole conversations stressing that you cant find the right words to say?Believe it or not, this can happen to you even if youre  great at reading, a wizard at learning vocabulary and have translation skills that would make a baby laugh  (which is actually a good thing).You might begin to wonder whether youll ever be able to hold a nice, natural-sounding conversation.No matter how you feel about listening to your target language, and no matter how much progress youve made so far, the importance of listening is undeniable. Why Listening Is Vital for Language LearnersMany language learners focus a lot on speaking. They dont spend as much  effort on  quietly listening.Listening seems like it should be simple, or secondary to other more active language skills. To the surprise of many new learners, listening to a foreign language is difficult. If youve ever had to sit for a second language test, youll know that the listening section is almost always the hardest.But, listening is a vital skill for language learning.Research  shows that when we communicate, we spend around 40-50% of our time listening, 25-30% speaking, 11-16% reading and only 9% writing (although that last one might have changed in recent years due to the rise in social media).That means we spend about half the time listening!The question is: Do you spend half your language learning time on listening exercises?… if youre anything like me, you probably dont.5 Reasons Why Listening Is Important for Foreign Language LearningThe solution is to spend more time listening in our second language. However, its vital that we learn to listen effectively.Often, weve not been specifically taught how to listen in a foreign language, or if we have weve not been taught properly.Lets delve into the resear ch to find why listening is important and how we can improve our foreign language listening skills.1. Listening Is an Active ProcessIf youve ever sat in a group of people speaking in a foreign language, youll be familiar with the uncomfortable feeling that you should be joining in. You feel like, if youre not saying something, youre not really engaging in the conversation.Nothing could be further from the truth. The problem is that  youre confusing a silent process with a passive process.Listening is a very active process, despite the fact youre not saying anything. Thats why youre so tired when you go home after a social event in another language.Getting over the feeling that we are “doing nothing” is a key step towards listening effectively.One solution is to employ active listening techniques, to remind yourself and others that youre involved in the conversation even if you dont speak so much.Here are some tips to show that you are actively listening:Make eye contact with the person whos talking.Lean forward slightly to show interest. If youre actually listening this should be natural.Nod your head slightly to show youre understanding.Make agreeing noises and nod your head if you agree with something theyve said.Dont look distracted by fidgeting, playing with your phone or looking off into the distance.2. The “Silent Period” Is GoldenChildren who learn a second language often go through a  â€œsilent period”  where they dont say anything. Language teachers and researchers  havent totally agreed whether its a necessary stage of language learning, or how long it should be. But, they do agree that many children experience it.Its fair to say that most adults dont go through any silent period at all. We often try to jump straight into speaking.The problem with trying to speak from the beginning is that a period of silent listening can actually be hugely beneficial.One big reason is that speaking can be quite a nerve-racking experience. I find it as stre ssful as performing on stage. As new learners, were thinking so much about what we should say next that we dont fully experience what the other person has said. We suffer from “task overload.”Allowing yourself to be silent lets you get the most from listening.However, speaking successfully in a foreign language can also be very rewarding. Speaking motivates us to continue learning. And we wouldnt want to lose our motivation, would we?The answer isnt to give up speaking altogether. Its to give ourselves permission to be silent, and not beat ourselves up if we dont say much. Speak when you can, but you dont have to force it.We can benefit both from the motivation of speaking and the listening benefits of a silent period.3. Your Brain Is a Foreign Language GoldfishWould it surprise you to learn that your short-term memory is even shorter in a foreign language?When you think about it, it makes sense.  How often have you forgotten what someone has just said in your target language?   For me, at least, it happens a lot more than in my native tongue.Listening is a vital step in overcoming this problem.But, why does it happen?Not to get into too much detail, although it is fascinating, this effect might be due to how our short-term memory works. When we listen to someone talking, our brain starts processing the information by “segmenting” it into small chunks to store in our short-term memory. It splits them up based on our knowledge of the “rules” for how the language is spoken. Instead of storing the actual words “a green goldfish,” our brain would maybe convert those words into an image of a green goldfish for storage.In a foreign language, we arent familiar with the “segmentation rules” for how the language is spoken. Our short-term memory has to store all the words individually.One reason why listening is so important in a foreign language is that it helps us become familiar with those segmentation rules.Not only will it boost your understandin g, it will improve your speaking in the language too.Learning segmentation rules is usually an unconscious process, so the easiest way to learn them is to get lots of listening practice.Here are some ways to become more familiar with a languages segmentation rules:Watch films in your target language.Read a book while also listening along to the audio book version.Attend social events with natives and spend time just listening.Listen to the radio in your target language.Watch videos online in your target language.FluentU is one great way to find interesting, approachable video content in your target language. It provides carefully selected videos from all over the Internet in your target language, many featuring natural, casual speech. It also provides dynamic subtitles which go along with the video, which means that you can see how the spoken segmentation rules relate to the written phrases.4. Our Listening Strategies Are Upside-downIf you learned a language in school, what listenin g strategy were you taught?Myself, I remember that a listening exam went like this: listen to a tape (Yes. It was all tapes in those days) and then translate what wed heard. The specifics were important, the difference between a pass and a fail. You would lose marks if you messed up the gender of a word, for example. As far as I can see, thats still how listening is still taught in my home country.Language researchers call this a  bottom-up listening strategy.Bottom-up listening is an okay strategy to use in the classroom. It means carefully listening to each word, pronoun and sentence structure to work out what has been said. Unfortunately, its not a complete listening strategy for use in the real world.In the real world, you cant spend all your listening energy focusing on specific grammar while people speak. Theyll keep talking and youll be lost.Top-down listening, on the other hand, is a great strategy to add more understanding of whats being said.Top-down listening strategies f ocus on concepts. Bottom-up listening strategies focus on words. Both are necessary to be an effective listener.It basically means that you learn a little about the spoken topic beforehand. Here are a few suggestions for implementing a top-down listening strategy for some common activities:If youre going to see a movie or theater play in a foreign language, read the story first.Read up on the topic before going to see a presentation.Try reading about or predicting the content of an audio passage before you listen to it. This will get your brain focusing on concepts and not just specific words.Hang about with a friend who repeats the same anecdote when with different people. You already know the story, so your comprehension will go up dramatically. Its also a great way to make a potentially annoying situation into a useful learning exercise.5. The Gist Is Only Half the Story (or Less)Finally, one thing that we often neglect when listening in another language is to check exactly how m uch we have understood.Beyond a certain level of language ability, we often “get the gist” of what was said. However, sometimes we havent understood as much as we think.Next time you listen to something in your target language, try these six short, easy exercises to prove to yourself that youve understood what was said:Try drawing a picture of what was said.Ask yourself some questions about it and try to answer them.Provide a summary of what was said.Suggest what might come next in the “story.”Translate what was said into another language.“Talk back” to the speaker to engage in imaginary conversation (I do this when listening to the radio).Commit to ListeningAs you can see, listening is pretty important. Are you ready to commit to listening better in your target language?Just remember to use active listening techniques, allow yourself to have a silent period, listen lots to learn  the segmentation rules  of spoken language and flip your listening upside-down by incorpora ting top-down listening strategies.When you follow the exercises to check how much youve understood, youll be amazed at the change!Alex Owen-Hill is a European freelance writer. He writes about science, travel, voice-use, language and any of the hundred other things hes passionate about. Check out his website at www.AlexOwenHill.co.uk. Any questions? Connect with him on Twitter at @AlexOwenHill and ask away! And One More ThingIf youre digging these learning techniques, youll love using FluentU. FluentU makes it possible to learn languages  from music videos, commercials, news and inspiring talks.With FluentU, you learn real languagesâ€"the same way that natives  speak them. FluentU has a wide variety of videos like movie trailers, funny commercials and web series, as you can see here:FluentU App Browse Screen.FluentU has interactive captions that let you tap on any word to see an image, definition, audio and useful examples. Now native language content is within reach with interac tive transcripts.Didnt catch something? Go back and listen again. Missed a word? Hover your mouse over the subtitles to instantly view definitions.Interactive transcript for Carlos Baute song.You can learn all the vocabulary in any video with FluentUs learn mode. Swipe left or right to see  more examples for the word you’re learning.FluentU Has Quizzes for Every VideoAnd FluentU always keeps track of vocabulary that you’re learning. It uses that vocab to give you a 100% personalized experience by recommending videos and examples.Start using FluentU on the website with your computer or tablet  or, better yet, download the FluentU app from  the  iTunes  or Google Play store.

New Translation System (Crowdsourced!)

New Translation System (Crowdsourced!) Today we updated our social translation system to make it easier for members to help translate italki into other languages.   The new system handles translation on a page-by-page basis. This way, if you see a bad translation, you can click the Translate this page button, and immediately submit a correction. The Translate this page link is located in the upper right-hand corner. When you click on it, it will open a new window or tab.   By opening the translate page side-by-side with the original site, you can refer back to the original page to get better understanding of the context. The translate page is broken into three sections. 1. Phrases that havent been translated yet 2. Phrases that have translations submitted 3. Phrases that have been locked. If you start at the top, you can start translating by just typing in the box and hitting enter or by clicking Submit. Dont worry if you see phrases that dont seem to be on the page those are phrases that might be useful for other users. All the phrases that have at least one translation are listed in the second section. If you see a translation that could be improved, you can click on vote / fix. You should be able to see a list of submitted translations. You can vote on the submitted translations or submit a translation of your own. One thing about crowdsourcing changes to a website is that there is a time delay before having a fully translated site. This is particularly true as weve made a lot of changes to the site in the past few months. As new features come online, more and more translations need to be updated. We realize that it is inconvenient to deal with a site that isnt fully translated (or translated well), and we hope youll help us get the site ready in your language. We will periodically merge the changes to the main site. Finally, since we are using English as the base language for the website, if you run into bad English on the site, please let us know through our feedback or through email (feedback at italki). We want to avoid having errors translated throughout the site. Thanks again! We really believe that italki is a product of our community, so we want to thank you in advance for all of your help. The italki team New Translation System (Crowdsourced!) Today we updated our social translation system to make it easier for members to help translate italki into other languages.   The new system handles translation on a page-by-page basis. This way, if you see a bad translation, you can click the Translate this page button, and immediately submit a correction. The Translate this page link is located in the upper right-hand corner. When you click on it, it will open a new window or tab.   By opening the translate page side-by-side with the original site, you can refer back to the original page to get better understanding of the context. The translate page is broken into three sections. 1. Phrases that havent been translated yet 2. Phrases that have translations submitted 3. Phrases that have been locked. If you start at the top, you can start translating by just typing in the box and hitting enter or by clicking Submit. Dont worry if you see phrases that dont seem to be on the page those are phrases that might be useful for other users. All the phrases that have at least one translation are listed in the second section. If you see a translation that could be improved, you can click on vote / fix. You should be able to see a list of submitted translations. You can vote on the submitted translations or submit a translation of your own. One thing about crowdsourcing changes to a website is that there is a time delay before having a fully translated site. This is particularly true as weve made a lot of changes to the site in the past few months. As new features come online, more and more translations need to be updated. We realize that it is inconvenient to deal with a site that isnt fully translated (or translated well), and we hope youll help us get the site ready in your language. We will periodically merge the changes to the main site. Finally, since we are using English as the base language for the website, if you run into bad English on the site, please let us know through our feedback or through email (feedback at italki). We want to avoid having errors translated throughout the site. Thanks again! We really believe that italki is a product of our community, so we want to thank you in advance for all of your help. The italki team New Translation System (Crowdsourced!) Today we updated our social translation system to make it easier for members to help translate italki into other languages.   The new system handles translation on a page-by-page basis. This way, if you see a bad translation, you can click the Translate this page button, and immediately submit a correction. The Translate this page link is located in the upper right-hand corner. When you click on it, it will open a new window or tab.   By opening the translate page side-by-side with the original site, you can refer back to the original page to get better understanding of the context. The translate page is broken into three sections. 1. Phrases that havent been translated yet 2. Phrases that have translations submitted 3. Phrases that have been locked. If you start at the top, you can start translating by just typing in the box and hitting enter or by clicking Submit. Dont worry if you see phrases that dont seem to be on the page those are phrases that might be useful for other users. All the phrases that have at least one translation are listed in the second section. If you see a translation that could be improved, you can click on vote / fix. You should be able to see a list of submitted translations. You can vote on the submitted translations or submit a translation of your own. One thing about crowdsourcing changes to a website is that there is a time delay before having a fully translated site. This is particularly true as weve made a lot of changes to the site in the past few months. As new features come online, more and more translations need to be updated. We realize that it is inconvenient to deal with a site that isnt fully translated (or translated well), and we hope youll help us get the site ready in your language. We will periodically merge the changes to the main site. Finally, since we are using English as the base language for the website, if you run into bad English on the site, please let us know through our feedback or through email (feedback at italki). We want to avoid having errors translated throughout the site. Thanks again! We really believe that italki is a product of our community, so we want to thank you in advance for all of your help. The italki team

On-site accommodation for Teachers - Tutor Hunt Blog

On-site accommodation for Teachers On-site accommodation for Teachers On-site accommodation for TeachersSchoolsRules may be relaxed permitting schools to build on-site accommodation for teachers There are indications that certain planning regulations, currently prohibiting building on regulated lands, are about to be changed. The impetus behind this alteration is to permit some schools to build on-site accommodation for teachers. Many schools throughout the United Kingdom are in possession of large amounts of land - often hundreds of acres - which they are currently disbarred from developing, a legal prevention order similar to that protecting green belt land. The news featured in the Department for Education`s flagship Teacher Recruitment and Retention Strategy, published last week, which noted the difficulty many teachers had in securing affordable accommodation, especially in major cities: `We know that housing is an issue for teachers in areas of short supply,` and `We will explore whether there is demand from teachers for new homes on surplus school land. `If there is clear and sufficient demand, we will work with the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to explore whether an extension of permitted development rights is needed to speed up such developments.` The chief executive of the Harris Federation of Academies Sir Dan Moynihan, has stated that `if someone doesn`t do something, there will be no public sector workers left in London.` A federation commissioned by Sir Moynihan Back in 2017 had apparently located `six or seven` sites, where there was sufficient land, `surplus to the play[ground] requirements` where accommodation could be built. Obviously this kind of construction work needs to be regulated - we want to avoid a situation where, ten or fifteen years in the future there is ample accommodation for teachers on-site, but significantly less play areas for children. The LocatED company is a government-owned property company, set up to creating `much-needed school places for thousands of children.` Its chief executive, Lara Newman, has said the organisation is working hard to see how it can develop accommodation on school sites `including teacher housing where there`s a problem`. Everyone knows there is a serious problem with teacher retention, throughout the UK, but in major cities especially. In London the problem has reached critical levels, with government figures published last year revealing that four out of 10 quit the profession within five years of qualifying. That is a sad statistic indeed: 40% of newly qualified teachers will have left the profession before they have spent five years in it. A report published in September of 2018, entitled `Analysis of teacher supply, retention and mobility,` disclosed that out of the 35,000 newly qualified teachers (NQTs) who began teaching in London during 2010, more than 11,000 have already left. There are many reasons why retention in the teaching profession is so low: high workload and stress are certainly part of the problem - but low wages obviously play a significant role. A significant number of teachers in the capital are struggling to pay rent, and there are reports that many teachers are on the edge of homelessness. Labor MP Matthew Pennycock, who analysed the September 2018 government report, said that the problem of poor teacher retention certainly included: `Workload, stagnant pay, rising living costs and a lack of genuinely affordable housing to rent and buy [these are certainly things] that lie behind this worrying trend.` The Commons Public Accounts Committee cited high housing costs in many cities as a significant factor in the teacher recruitment and retention crisis. Mp`s asked the Department for Education `if it had considered using land that it pays for to help provide affordable housing for teachers`. In response to this question, a report on teaching supply revelled that the DfE had engaged in`discussions with individual multi-academy trusts and local authorities about such initiatives and was willing to talk to any schools with proposals to support teachers with housing`. If more schools are given permission to build accommodation on their land, this would alleviate at least some of the problems for teachers. What we don`t want of course is schools seeing the relaxation of building regulations as an avaricious opportunity to develop private housing for the general public. 13 months ago0Add a Comment

What Do You Need To Get Started As A Computer Tutor Business?

What Do You Need To Get Started As A Computer Tutor Business?Your goal in starting a computer tutor business & technical institute is to offer individuals or families' access to high-tech and sophisticated programs and technology. Educating children with the use of the latest computers and technologies will boost the level of their knowledge and training, which in turn will be beneficial to the education of future generations. In order to grow as a business, one needs to make sure that you build a solid foundation.Start by determining how you are going to go about doing this. How many students are you expecting to enroll, and how many years do you expect to last? Do you plan on employing your own employees, or will you utilize an outside business consultant?It is important to know what the job market is like, and what you need to do to begin your career. When you know your target audience, you are more likely to get people to take the time to view your advertising materials. You want to make sure that you advertise on top of advertising to get people to notice you. You want to keep the same direction but always add new ones.During the early stages of your job, you will have to continually upgrade various computer systems, software, and networks. Your clients will be paying you monthly or quarterly. You will also have bills to pay every month to keep your business running smoothly. Since you have always had a computer that you used to teach, it is a good idea to know how to update your current computers.Once you know how to upgrade and maintain your various computer systems, you can begin to consider how you are going to earn money. There are many opportunities online and offline. You may need to market your services to companies that are using computers. They may need help when it comes to their information technology department.Mentoring is another way to earn some extra cash. There are many local institutions who would like to hire someone with your backg round. Often times these computer tutors are retired individuals who have not had time to pursue full-time employment, but they want to get back into the work force. Your services will allow them to do so. It is an easy way to earn money while still being around for your loved ones.Maintaining your mentorship can be a good way to supplement your income while you begin your computer tutor business. Of course, you will need to continue to mentor each client after your first one. Once you have established yourself and your business, you will no doubt increase your income even more. The results are worth it, and you have begun your path to success.

Online Math Help - The Right Way to Get It

Online Math Help - The Right Way to Get ItDo you need to do a little math homework? Well, don't worry because you can find great math homework help online. Online math help is the only way to get through the difficult part of your homework and get the rest of it done.The great thing about online math help is that there are tons of different sites you can check out. You can also go to other sites that specialize in helping you with your homework. You should always consider the fact that if you really want to do better in your classes, then you should study.To find the best online math homework help is a little more time consuming, but still very easy to do. When you are looking for this type of help, you need to start with sites that are popular with students.These types of sites will usually have the most people in their forums, so you need to go through them and see which ones are best. Then you can just go ahead and see what kind of information they are able to give you. You may be able to get better answers, or even tutors that can help you along the way.This is how you can get better and faster answers. Of course, you do need to do a little bit of homework on your own and you can do this when you start studying for your classes. There are a few tips you need to remember here.Keep a notebook handy so you can jot down what you are working on and do the same when you go back and look at your notes. Also, make sure that you have the correct answer written down when you work on it. This can save you time later when you have another question to ask your tutor.That is the best way to find good online math homework help. There are a lot of sites to choose from, so make sure you do your research before making a decision.

Superprof Global Experts in Private Tuition Online Tutoring

Superprof Global Experts in Private Tuition Online Tutoring Superprof's Experience with Tutors Expertise in the Private Tutoring Market are Priceless ChaptersSuperprof: Revolutionising Home TutoringFrom Academic Support to Guitar Lessons with a Private TutorPrivate Tutoring on a Global ScaleAn Algorithm to Find Your Ideal Personal TutorDeciding to take private lessons is the first step to trailing through the thousands of options which you can easily lose track of.With Superprof as the number one company in Europe for home tuition, the possibilities of benefiting from tailored learning with a personal tutor are ever-increasing.However, it can be difficult for students to make sense of the free adverts they see which leave them in the dark when it comes to the qualifications and availability of the tutor.One on one tutoring companies may be helpful for some, but they do not give students the option to choose a tutor who will fit their needs.The Superprof founders saw this gap in the market for assured quality tuition and decided to find a way to fill it.By surrounding themselves with a competent team and focussing on the importance of the individual strengths and weaknesses of each student, they were able to create Superprof.The website’s success has seen it join the international market, teaching in more than 10 countries worldwide.Four years after its creation, let’s look back on the history of Superprof with its focus on learning style, varied services and invaluable experience in the market for online tutoring. CalumDrama School Entrance Teacher 5.00 (15) £50/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors ToriSpanish Teacher 5.00 (1) £15/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors OliviaSchool support Teacher 5.00 (2) £21/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors MarkESOL (English) Teacher 4.76 (17) £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors YuweiChinese Teacher 4.33 (6) £19/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors JenniferMusic reading Teacher 5.00 (1) £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors LouiseAutoCAD Teacher 5.00 (3) £60/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors RickyPercussion Teacher 5.00 (7) £35/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors NicolasGuitar Teacher 5.00 (2) £35/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors MyriamOrganic chemistry Teacher 5.00 (13) £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors JonathanEconomics Teacher 5.00 (9) £40/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors Oluwakemi imoleMaths Teacher 5.00 (1) £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors AlexPhysics Teacher 5.00 (1) £50/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors AdamSinging Teacher 5.00 (14) £48/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors ValentiniMusic reading Teacher 5.00 (2) £50/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors MilenaMaths Teacher 5.00 (5) £25/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors RashmiEconomics Teacher 5.00 (1) £35/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutorsSuperprof: Revolutionising Home TutoringWe’ve all seen local tutors near me advertising home tuition on flyers with their references at the bottom of the page.The small adverts you see in newspapers or in your local shop windows haven’t been around since the beginning of time â€" but nearly.But how can you be certain that these tutors are serious about what they’re advertising?How do you know whether their availability, their qualifications and their methodology will be right for you?It was in finding a proper answer to these questions that Superprof was born in August of 2013 when Wilfired Grannier and Yann Leguillon, the two founders of this academic tutoring startup, came up with the idea of this revolutionary knowledge-sharing platform.The goals of these two engineers were clear:Offer a simple solution to put students in touch with tutorsAllow users transparency as well as freedom when using the platform (customer satisfaction is a priority of Superprof)Bring the market for private tutoring services into the 21st century by tackling new challenges and using new technologies to enhance customer experienceActively promote the sharing of knowledgeNearly four years later, these objec tives have largely been met and Superprof has even surpassed expectations in certain fields.The young and dynamic team of this Parisian start-up has succeeded in creating Europe’s largest teaching community.Today, Superprof has:More than one million tutors offering their services to studentsTutors of more than 250 subjects20,000 searches on its website each dayOver the past four years, Superprof has managed to develop a relationship of trust with its users. This is, in part, thanks to the verified review system where students themselves can rate and leave comments about their tutor.Superprof: bringing teaching into the 21st century ¦ source: Pixabay - secondfromthesun0This allows other potential students to read about an educator and make an informed decision based on whether they suit their needs.This easy-to-use and reliable system means that customers are able to find a tutor with their eyes closed (or nearly!).The simple interface lets you browse all available tutors in your area for free, all from the comfort of your own home.And with our tutors responding to messages in less than 24 hours, you can start lessons the very next day!From Academic Support to Guitar Lessons with a Private TutorPrivate tutoring involves much more than aiming to improve academically.For parents who want to give their child an extra boost with their education and young adults looking to improve their study skills or homework assignment grades in a given area by scheduling lessons with a math tutor, a reading tutor to improve grammar and vocabulary comprehension, writing skills or a physics tutor there is a wide range of supplemental instruction available.There are over 250 disciplines to choose from on our platform. Wherever you live, you can easily find support for students following the school syllabus, music lessons and even sports coaching.The most popular subjects include:MathsFrenchHistoryGeographyScience (or physics, chemistry and biology)EconomicsLawMarketingSpellingWi th Superprof, you can find lessons for all levels and all budgets.From in school where learning the basics takes centre stage, to sixth form and higher education, the diversity of tutors offers tailored support to fit the needs of each student so that everyone has a chance of academic success.You can also use Superprof to find intensive courses for test preparation and GCSE, A Level or entrance exam preparation.A study carried out by the TNS Sofres Institute in 2015 revealed that two-thirds of French people considered leisure to be a good way of socialising.This is good news for those who wish to learn a recreational  activity such as:YogaPhotographyArtDiaboloMagicWhen it comes to sport, Superprof offers lessons in:JudoDanceSports coaching and personal trainersSelf-defenceAt Superprof, we are passionate about sharing knowledge and believe learning academic skills  knows no limits, you can even be tutored in origami and poker!Private Tutoring on a Global ScaleHaving taken off in Fran ce, the Superprof team chose to aim bigger and go international to offer more people high-quality teaching.Europe's largest teaching community is continuing to grow ¦ source: Visualhunt - nathanrussellIn a digital age where the internet seems to be able to move mountains, it was important for the Superteam to embrace its power to take a place on the world stage.Without having to resort to raising fees, Superprof managed to achieve its international goals and can now be found in over 10 countries around the world.The initial European expansion started with:Superprof in BelgiumSuperprof in SwitzerlandSuperprof in ItalySuperprof in SpainBut Superprof now also has a presence in the USA, Brazil and Mexico.This allows students all over the globe to benefit from the expertise of the Superprof team as they easily find their ideal private tutor.Conscious of the modern-day challenges linked to new technologies, Superprof also offers to option to take online tutoring lessons via webcam.Are yo u hoping to move to Brazil and want to learn Portuguese with a tutor from Rio de Janeiro from the comfort of your sofa?With Superprof, this is 100% possible!Your one to one tutor will tell you that in order to succeed, you must first have ambitions.For this reason, the Superprof team is aiming towards expanding into China.We’ll keep you up-to-date on this, but in the meantime, you can always take Chinese lessons!An Algorithm to Find Your Ideal Personal TutorThe skills of the sixteen original team members from the French start-up still work every day to improve their tutoring platform which offers users the easiest and most effective way to find the best tutors.These skills are a part of the powerful algorithm which offers each tutee a personalised experience on the Superprof website.Firstly, this algorithm evaluates the quality of teaching or each home tutor who is signed up to deliver lessons on the website.Get a response from your chosen tutor in less than 24 hours, wherever the y may be ¦ source: Pixabay - jarmolukOne of the main points which makes Superprof stand out in the market for private tuition is the step away from the traditional adverts for private tutors which are usually scattered around shop windows and local newspapers.Finding a tutor with Superprof means the complete certainty of a tutor’s qualifications and methodology before making contact with them, removing the stress from the process.This algorithm also allows users to see the availability of each tutor, which is another fundamental difference from traditional flyers.With other tutoring companies, the formalities in the run up to taking your first lesson can be tedious. At Superprof, you can start learning the very next day!In addition to verifying qualifications, our Superalgorithm can also:Check the identity of tutors, meaning increased securityVerify telephone numbersMeasure the response time of each tutorMeasure their rate of responseThanks to this tool, each pupil gains precious time in their search for the ideal tutor.Signing up to Superprof doesn’t require you to make an appointment. This is a central element of the platform as it allows the team to adapt to the needs of each learner as and when they are needed.Some students only require a few hours of contact time for a refresher course, whereas others need regular hourly sessions through the school year to consolidate their knowledge and keep up with their classmates.The freedom and opportunity for students to take control of their learning are what makes Superprof the perfect option for so many.