Tutoring is an excellent way for educators to earn extra money. Anyone with expertise in a specific subject can potentially supplement their income by tutoring those interested in learning or even those looking to improve on what they already know. Parents often hire tutors for students who are experiencing difficulty in certain areas or subjects.The creation of flyers to advertise an interest in
. tutoring is considered by some as an investment in a potentially lucrative side career. As such, these flyers are a reflection of the strengths and personal experience of potential tutor, and often they provide a first impression for those looking to hire. Flyers are most effective when presented in a professional manner and with a format that is simple and, most importantly, grammatically correct.It is important that the flyer properly convey the talents, specializations, and professionalism of the tutor. What subjects is the tutor qualified to teach? How is it demonstrated to prospective clients that the individual has the knowledge and experience necessary for these subjects? What age group would the tutor like to work with? It is also advisable to decide on a reasonable radius from home or school that the tutor is willing to travel in order to accept clients.Contact information is another necessity for the creation of a flyer. Would the tutor prefer direct contact at home, or would he or she prefer to use an e-mail address or mobile phone number for initial contact? This information is required for inclusion into the flyer as well, and warrants careful consideration prior to printing.Flyers can vary based upon what curriculum, or grade levels, a tutor is best suited for. For example, math teacher might prefer a background design and format rich with mathematical terms, subjects or formulas. An early education reading specialist might prefer cartoon-like pictures of books or creative examples of letters.Find information on effective ways to advertise through flyers by clicking the first link provided with this article. The second link is a site which provides downloadable templates for flyers and other documents of use to educators. More reference links: http://mathandreadinghelp.org/tutoring_flyers.html http://www.stocklayouts.com/Templates/Flyer-Ad/Academic-Tutor-School-Flyer-Ad-Template-Design-ET0040701.aspx
