As you fill out your profile description, use standard capitalization and punctuation (not ALL CAPS), beware of correct grammar usage (grammerly) and write your description in English only
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1. Introduce Yourself
Does not need to be too long, 3-4 sentences are enough:
- Greet the reader (potential students) and introduce yourself in 1 sentences
- Write 1 sentence about why you want to tutor English online
- What is your education and teaching background?
- What are your hobbies and interests?
DON'Ts
- DON'T include private contact information or any links to your personal websites or usernames to your social media
- DON'T mention your last name. For confidentiality reasons, we ask tutors to use their first names or a nickname only.
- DON'T write in the third person (e. g. "Jennifer is an experienced tutor"). Write about yourself in the first person – this is your chance to address potential students directly.
Example:
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Hello and nice to meet you! I am Emily from New York, United States. I have graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from New York University. I absolutely love tutoring English online, as I really enjoy meeting people from different cultures around the world. I love to travel and read. I also enjoy going to the gym and working out 2-3 times every week."
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2. Teaching Experience - Describe in detail your teaching experience and what methods will you use with your students
- Mention what the main focus of your lessons could be (improving grammar, business conversation, day-to-day communication, correcting pronunciation, discussing different topics in English etc.)
- Mention if you can teach kids as well as adults, or only adult
Example:
"Armed with a TEFL teaching certificate, I offer a dynamic approach to online English tutoring. My teaching style emphasizes building a strong foundation in grammar and vocabulary, creating a supportive and interactive learning environment that helps students gain confidence in their language skills."
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3. Motivate potential students - Mention why students should choose you to be their tutor here
- Add a "Call-To-Action" inviting students to book a lesson with you, or to message with any questions
Example:
"Let's enjoy learning English together! With my experience, we'll have a great time building your language skills. Join me for your first lesson to boost your grammar and vocabulary."
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4. Write a catchy headline Examples:
- Build your future: I will make you fluent in English with personalized lessons
- Native English speaker from New York University
- High-Level Business English/Standard American English Accent