u/BetaArtistic9

This is clearly a student to student help, no third party involved, whatsoever.

Teaching German for as low as 500 INR because:

1. I have a super cool teacher with whom I'm learning German A1 A2 B1 B2, it'll be a practice for me to revise by teaching others

2. I want to keep the amount minimal in order to reach undergrads and even school students if they want my help in school homeworks

3. Just be dedicated enough to be consistent and we'll make German fun to learn

I'm a student applying for a master's in Germany, now that all of my applications are done and I'm just waiting for the results, I might as well teach students German so that atleast y'all get what is it like to learn the language + if you can handle it in the long run without burning 60-80 thousands in coaching and test certifications.

23F, a content writer+ Political Science graduate + Indian student learning German language. As much as I'd want to take up employment (I've cleared some interviews too for content writing) I really want to work in the political science domain but I don't know where to start. I've been a part of an NGO but not really a core member yet.

Yk, somedays feel like I can go to walk-ins and secure a job in my pref domain but others feel like I should stick to content writing and maybe enhance it to monetize it full-time.

Currently I'm faced by a lot of options I'm not able to choose/ stick to one cz what if all of it ends in regret or replaced by Ai or being exploited for minimum wage ykwim? Careers in poli sci don't really look stable unless it's academia which again is all exploitation for a good 5-8 years before landing a decent 80-90k job

Some days I want to learn Python to look at Data Analytics but the other days I look at German language as a source of employment. It is getting on my nerve and I can nott sit at home with all these skills

Seeking Help from Poli Sci Redditters who have been in the same ugly phase :/