Need some work for Summer!

[clarabelle]

I am having a bit of a panic attack now that the Summer Term is about to
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t that I will have to sign on over the summer hols to get some money. I really don't want to have to do this and I would like to become a private tutor in my local area. How do I go about this?

[Gnomoospan]

Don't know about private tuition but what about trying to teach at a language school, the pay isn't bad and often you get to accompany the students to places of interest too!

[NuttySupplier]

An excellent
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... there're tonnes of language schools round here, they're always off canoeing etc... no
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what words they're trying to learn whilst capsizing!

Do you want to declare the work you do? (Obviously, Footie's watching!) Becoming self-employed is a doddle, and so are the forms at the end of the year etc. Then, depending on what legal impli
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ions there are, you could offer 'Science Days' to max. 4 kids, something like that?

Private (hidden from the Inland Revenue) tutors are treading on thin ice in case a kids hurts themselves whilst under your supervision/makes allegations etc.

I'd get in touch with your union in the first instance, and see what they say... you might be able to get seasonal work as a tutor with a local Kip McGrath establishment etc. either... then you're covered by their professional indemnity insurance.

[clarabelle]

I would probably go through an agency or I would definitely declare the money I've earned.

[NuttySupplier]

If you're self-employed then, I'd just make sure you looked into the legal side of it... you may be governed by child-minders laws and need prof. indemnity insurance and the like... definitely worth tal
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to your union then... let us know!

[mattybennett]

Hi all,

Can any of you recommend a tutor in the Worcester area who would be able to help train me to get acquainted with Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2005 (C++ version)?

I'm an IT teacher myself but programming's not my strongest point. I'm wor
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on a private project, trying to create a plugin for Adobe After Effects and need to be able to get my head around After Effects' API.

Any takers, please contact me at:
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and let me know how much you charge per hour.

Best regards,

Matthew Bennett