Private Tutor / Home Tutoring
Before going into the topic of Private / Home Tutoring Jobs in Nigeria, let’s first get a little understanding of “Private Tutor”. A Private tutor provides one-on-one instruction to aid students in achieving academic or personal learning goals. Private tutors work with students on specific subjects, especially on subjects that pose greater challenges to them. They specialise in teaching subjects such as language, maths, or writing. They also provide instruction for a variety of subjects, especially for students of higher school age or younger. Private tutoring provides more individualised instruction than is possible in public schools, using a more flexible delivery mechanism.
5 Advantages/Benefits of Using a Private Tutor
- Personalised Approach:
Students often waver to ask their teachers questions in a classroom setting. Learning with a private tutor gives them much confidence and openness to share their thoughts. Teachers find it somewhat difficult to attend to the needs of every student. They have to follow an average pace to complete the planned syllabus for the academic year. Since all children are unique in their way, some learn faster, while others might require more time to process information. Private tutoring can help counter that because skilled tutors are more able to assess each child’s learning needs and then set the pace necessary to achieve the desired outcome. - Better Focus and Attention:
Larger classrooms can be somewhat distracting, thus preventing children from gaining the ability to better manage their time. Since private tutoring mostly happens in a quiet setting, with fewer distractions it leads to better focus, and attention between the tutor and student. - Increased Confidence and Self-esteem:
The face-to-face interaction or one-on-one approach that exists with a private tutor can go a long way to help students to become more confident about their knowledge of the subject. This also increases their self-esteem generally, making them more active and participative in their school. - Higher Grades
Children being able to process and assimilate information at their own pace, are more likely to score higher grades at school. The increased confidence and self-esteem derived from private tutoring make them less likely to question their knowledge and even less afraid of making mistakes. - More Future Opportunities
A major reason why households opt for private tutoring is also for the benefit of a better future opportunity for the child. Since colleges consider grades, better performance at school can open doors to better tertiary institutions and jobs.
Private / Home Tutoring Job in Nigeria
In search of a private tutor/home tutoring Job in Nigeria, do you know you can also turn your free time into making more money? Visit BWH to Sign up as a learning institution and share your passion for tutoring that which you have great knowledge or interest. Follow the 5 simple steps and the sample of mobile screenshots below.
- Sign Up as a learning institution, and go to your Inbox or Spam folder for the activation link. Click on the link to activate your account, and log in using the created credentials.
- Click on Menu Tab to select more options
- Click on Register Your Institution
- Select Formal School. As for “Name of School” you may use Private tutor “your name” (if your name is Peter, you may use “Private Tutor Peter”). Give a brief description about yourself, and also your academic level in the Description box, and be mindful of your grammar and spelling. Fill out other parts of the Form accordingly and submit.
- You are redirected to the next page, then click on Add Courses. Repeat the step from numbers 2 to 5 to add each subject you teach. It is okay also to add a particular subject (for example, Business Studies in this case) twice if you wish to offer the same subject online and face-to-face.
Join us today and also have the opportunity to connect with willing students available in your neighbourhood to work with you.
NB: You can also click on My Institutions (using the picture in number 3) to view your registered subjects.
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