Looking For Info On Summer Job As A Tutor

I've been a substitute in early childhood education for almost 2 years. Last summer was super slow, so I'm looking for another income. I already nanny and that schedule is very random (because of the parents' jobs), so I need something flexible. I'm thinking of tutoring, but don't know quite how to go about it. Does anyone here tutor during the summer and can give guidance?

Here are my thoughts and questions:

I would want to find clients on my own and not work for a company, so how/where do I advertise? I want to meet in person, not virtual. I'm thinking I would meet clients at my local library and maybe rent out the meeting rooms (they're free). How long are typical tutoring sessions? I assume it varies by age group and subject. Is there a program I should use for scheduling? How often do you see your clients? And payment. Cash? Venmo? Is there an easy way to set up online/credit card payments? Also what do you charge? I live in a suburb north of Minneapolis, so not a very wealthy area.

I should probably add that I plan to be a reading and math tutor. Leaning toward elementary age, but I have a good handle on middle school math. Kind of joking, but do you think anyone would hire a penmanship/grammar tutor? 😅 The kids I nanny handwriting sucks cause all their work is on a chromebook.

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u/SipperDani — 19 hours ago
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Can anyone help me read djembe music?

I'm playing percussion in Shrek and although I've been playing percussion for decades I've always shied away from drums and Shrek has a good deal of hand drumming. I've played basic conga and bongo rhythms, but djembe and dumbeck is where I'm getting stumped. I've tried to look up how to read djembe music, but I can't find anything that explains it on a multi-lined staff. I think I understand the different hits (bass, tone, and slap) and that you rest when it's just a note stem, but the music will have 3+ different notes plus slaps and I'm confused to what note translates to each type of hit and where I would hit on the drum. Can anyone help explain this to me or make a staff key? Thank you!

*this is for a community theatre and I will be using whatever instruments the high school has. I don't know if they have a djembe or dumbeck and might end up playing on a conga or something.

u/SipperDani — 10 days ago

Looking For Info On Summer Job As A Tutor

I've been a substitute in early childhood education for almost 2 years. Last summer was super slow, so I'm looking for another income. I already nanny and that schedule is very random (because of the parents' jobs), so I need something flexible. I'm thinking of tutoring, but don't know quite how to go about it. Does anyone here tutor during the summer and can give guidance?

Here are my thoughts and questions:

I would want to find clients on my own and not work for a company, so how/where do I advertise? I want to meet in person, not virtual. I'm thinking I would meet clients at my local library and maybe rent out the meeting rooms (they're free). How long are typical tutoring sessions? I assume it varies by age group and subject. Is there a program I should use for scheduling? How often do you see your clients? And payment. Cash? Venmo? Is there an easy way to set up online/credit card payments? Also what do you charge? I live in a suburb north of Minneapolis, so not a very wealthy area.

I should probably add that I plan to be a reading and math tutor. Leaning toward elementary age, but I have a good handle on middle school math. Kind of joking, but do you think anyone would hire a penmanship/grammar tutor? 😅 The kids I nanny handwriting sucks cause all their work is on a chromebook.

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u/SipperDani — 1 month ago