The Spring 2021 busy season is mostly complete. To better report on how that went, we heard from 26 Kenyan and 37 Indian freelancers. They gave us feedback on their experience in StudyGate. We compiled their responses to create this […]
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If you aren’t walking out of class today, the clock is ticking on your forgetting what it was like to be a student. Running StudyGate, I constantly see the things that annoy students. And I wanted to share them with […]
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-Jacob Hallman June 5, 2019 This Guide is for Educators who want to learn how Gen Z students interact with the Internet when left unsurveyed and how you can better teach them. What You’ll Learn How Gen Z interacts with […]
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You might see many jobs for the homework market show up on StudyGate, especially in homework help. But how do you get students to accept your bid? After reading this article, you’ll get a game plan for how to approach […]
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It isn’t easy for to find good-paying work as a college student. Undergraduate students typically earn minimum wage. It’s even worse for you if you’re in graduate school where hours worked compared to actual pay frequently turn out below minimum […]
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by Jacob Hallman Lately I’ve been thinking a lot how to tutor from home and actually provide a learning service that students will love. I also spent some time reading two classic marketing books: Persuasion by Robert Cialdini and Contagious […]
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by Jacob Hallman After running tutoring sites for the last 5 years, I have seen tutors make anywhere from $50-$50,000 annually using Uber for learning platforms. Most tutors I have seen make well under $5,000 annually however. Of course, there […]
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Mindfulness in tutoring makes all the difference to helping a student achieve their goals and feel good about their grades. Everyone likes to promote mindfulness, but the truth is that conscious thinking in education is way more difficult than it […]
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A lemon is a bold flavor, and your optimized tutor headline should be just as attention-grabbing. It might seem like an extra step, but of the 80% of students that will read your headline, only 20% will go on to […]
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Students can spot spammy content from a mile away, so the golden rule when writing a bio is to be genuine and accurate with your marketing. Get straight to the point, immediately. Don’t say you are the grand master of […]
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Charging the perfect tutor rate depends on experience and reputation. If you are a beginning tutor on any platform, your first goal should be to win the trust and affection of the students, not make the perfect tutor rate. High […]
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Picking a tutor profile picture that looks like it came from your passport will not impress your students. Here are 2 quick tips to make a tutor profile picture that will capture the attention of others: 1. Show your personality. […]
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