Tutoring Details — we now have webututor.com

I layed out a possible example of rates and rules below. We will want to design a simple sight to allow customers to contact us, request services and promote services.

Our rates are extremely cheap, because of this I question giving discount rates at all, but a discount of 10% per student up to 30% may be appropriate. We can’t really afford to have very deep discounts because we are priced so low already.

1 student $20
2 students $36 (18×2)
3 students $48 (16X3) $64 (16X4) $80 (16X5)

Agenda/syllabi available with a prepayment of at least 5 sessions.

** Pricing assumes students are within our normal coverage area, which is 20 miles from our headquarters at 470 East Lockwood Ave ST. Louis, MO 63119-3194, as shown by Google directions. If you are outside of this area, we will try and accommodate you, but we may need to raise our rates to cover tutor transportation costs and additional time.

A couple of examples–

http://www.district287.org/index.php?src=gendocs&link=teachLearn_ACC_Tutoring_PricingInfo&category=TeachingLearning_AcademicCoachingCenter&PHPSESSID=5e0f1
Tutoring Pricing
Group or Individual Tutoring

Fees per session are based on the number of students and the number of hours of service provided. All sessions are one hour in length.

Tutoring can be paid for 4 or 6 hours blocks:

1 student………………$45 per instructional hour
2 students……………..$35 per instructional hour
3 or 4 students………..$25 per instructional hour
5 or 6 students………..$20 per instructional hour

http://www.aimhightutoring.com/rates.html

2007 Rates**

1 Student

$60 Per Hour

2 Students

$50 Per Hour Per Student

3 or More Students

$45 Per Hour Per Student
** Pricing assumes students are within our normal coverage area, which is 20 miles from our headquarters address at 6796 Glen Mawr Avenue, El Cerrito, California, as shown by Google directions. If you are outside of this area, we will try and accommodate you, but we may need to raise our rates to cover tutor transportation costs and additional time.

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