A day late, but here we are - I can’t believe it’s been three years on Preply! So much has changed, and it’s been quite the journey. This past year was shaped by my big price changes and taking a more selective approach. Curious? Check out my third annual Preply tutor earnings report on earnings,… Continue reading Three years on Preply🎉🎊🥳
Tag: money
B1 – Understanding Credit Scores
Get to know credit scores! This lesson plan is all about understanding credit scores for B1 students, helping them figure out what credit scores are and how they affect personal finance. With fun listening and role-play scenarios, this lesson is packed with everything they need to feel comfortable discussing credit scores like experts! Let’s jump… Continue reading B1 – Understanding Credit Scores
B1 – Opening a Bank Account
Banking made easy! This B1-level lesson plan takes your students through the steps to open a bank account, helping them pick up useful financial terms and boosting their confidence. With a fun mix of listening, speaking, and real-life activities, they’ll get the hang of banking tasks in no time! Let's talk money once again💸. Last… Continue reading B1 – Opening a Bank Account
B1 – Money Management
Money talks, and so will your students with this engaging B1 money management lesson focused on financial empowerment! Watch a video that highlights the importance of changing spending habits and the benefits of saving money. Follow this with a lively discussion on how to maximize your salary while ensuring there is something left in your… Continue reading B1 – Money Management
Two years on Preply 🎉🎊
Two years later, we are still here. Despite many ups and downs, a lot of complaining and praising, I am still committed to Preply, and I must say that it's going better than I could have ever hoped for. Here is an annual report of Preply earnings, working hours and types of students who agreed… Continue reading Two years on Preply 🎉🎊
8 reasons why you should NOT become a freelance EFL teacher
To celebrate my second anniversary on WordPress and almost two years of venturing into an EFL solo teaching world, I thought it was only appropriate to write down some of my observations and warn other English teachers about working for themselves. What better way to celebrate my 2nd anniversary on this platform than writing a… Continue reading 8 reasons why you should NOT become a freelance EFL teacher