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Originally Posted by GordonJ
Start at local library. Then board of education, some school districts offer classrooms. Fraternal clubs, churches and even shared office spaces.
Check hotels and motels for those business centers.
And Dien, consider starting one.
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Hi Gordon,
Thanks - good ideas!
I'm going to spend some time over the next few days scouting out possible (cheap or free) venues for a short class...
Meanwhile, while surfing through classes on Craigslist, I found this one...
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Japanese Lesson via Skype!
Hi, I'm Sachiko. I teach private Japanese lessons. I offer a Skype Japanese Conversation Lesson from Tokyo.
I am certified Japanese teacher and have students at all levels, from beginners to JLPT N1 and beyond. Most of my current clients are expats living and working in Tokyo from all over the world. However, I also teach kids, adults, as well.
I'm available most times during the day, evenings, and weekends.
For this conversation lesson, I will bring a bunch of interesting questions about a topic... and we'll chat!
Some popular topics are: men vs women, childhood, getting older, drinking (alcohol), raising children, personality, sports, and travel.
I also have worksheets available to use!
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http://melbourne.craigslist.com.au/cls/5804725047.html
https://learnfromsachiko.wordpress.com/skype-lessons/
She charges $25 for a 30 minute class (one on one).
I thought this was a good alternative "take" on lessons - giving lessons by Skype!
Probably "one-on-one" is easiest if you're doing it this way... But, your customers can be anywhere in the world, and you don't have to leave the comfort of your home! (Or office.)
Best wishes,
Dien