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Janine Bray-Mueller

    Cette auteure se concentre sur les aspects pratiques de la gestion d'une entreprise d'enseignement, partageant une vaste expérience en marketing et en développement d'entreprises d'enseignement durables. Son travail guide les éducateurs indépendants dans la compréhension de l'aspect commercial de leur profession, en favorisant des stratégies de vente et de tarification de leurs services. Grâce à des ressources en ligne et des ateliers, elle offre des conseils pratiques et du coaching, soutenant ainsi la croissance professionnelle des enseignants dans ce domaine.

    The Teacher's Guide to Pricing Matters
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    TESTIMONIALS. are EVIDENCE OF PROOF to grow your FREELANCE Teaching Business
    • 2023

      This book reveals effective methods for gathering testimonials from clients and students, essential for establishing credibility in your teaching business. It offers strategies for requesting testimonials, preparing referrers, and exploring various testimonial formats, ultimately helping you build a strong portfolio to attract new customers.

      TESTIMONIALS. are EVIDENCE OF PROOF to grow your FREELANCE Teaching Business
    • 2021
    • 2021
    • 2019

      The Teacher's Guide to Pricing Matters

      Quality Teaching Has Its Price

      Freelance teachers often find themselves undercharging for their services, leading to a cycle of frustration and career abandonment. This resource offers a comprehensive guide to establishing a sustainable pricing strategy for teaching services, addressing the challenges of the freelance market. Janine Bray-Mueller shares vital lessons from her experience as a freelance language teacher, emphasizing the importance of balancing consultancy, training, and leverage to create a thriving business. In a competitive landscape, understanding pricing is crucial, especially during economic uncertainty. Teachers often struggle with underpricing due to self-doubt or lack of awareness about their worth. The concept of a 'resentment number' is introduced, which is the minimum price a teacher should accept without feeling undervalued. While awareness of local market rates is essential, it is not the sole determinant of pricing. Janine advocates for value-based pricing, offering practical advice on how to implement this flexible approach. She provides step-by-step instructions to identify personal and business costs, calculate available teaching time, and determine a pricing range. Additional resources, including charts and Excel worksheets, are available upon request. With engaging insights, this guide equips freelance teachers to effectively manage pricing and build a financially stable, long-term career.

      The Teacher's Guide to Pricing Matters