How to teach on ClassIn

There are two main things parents and clients look for from their English lessons: relationship and progress. This is why is so vital to provide regular and detailed feedback. When clients see progress, they continue booking your classes and buying your bundles. You do not need to provide feedback after every class. Unit assessments can…

In July we discussed tips and etiquette for recruiting students to your freelance ESL business through Facebook, but you do not need to up your advertising budget to diversify your tactics. This month we are investigating several other organic options you can add to your recruitment arsenal, including: SEO of your website, referral programmes, physical…

A quick tutorial on how to use the Crystal Clear ESL platform for freelance online English language teaching. This video gives a basic introduction to features of the Crystal Clear ESL website: www.esl-curriculum.com as well as of the subscription plans. Using Zoom, or your favourite video hosting platform, share your choice of full screen views,…

While I think it is practical to prepare for worst case scenarios, such as not getting your ESL teaching business off the ground successfully, I am actually a positive thinker! So in March, we are talking about building on your success: How to Scale Up an ESL Business! This might be best case scenario: your…

Some teachers have requested digital print material that can be shared with parents and clients requesting information about the Crystal Clear ESL curricula. Producing professional publications you can share are definitely on my To Do List, so please look for updates on this in coming weeks. In the meantime, feel free to share the following…