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If you're a teacher, you're also a life coach, a cheerleader and an IT specialist. Are you charging for all of them?
Seven short pages. You'll tell us about your experience, the roles you play on top of teaching, what you spend on prep and on services each month, and what you want to earn. At the end you get a price for 1-2-1 lessons and for groups, in rubles, with the maths shown.
Spoiler: prep time is work time.First, the teacher part
Pick the option closest to you.
How long have you been teaching English?
Your highest teaching qualification
What do you specialise in? Pick all that apply.
Now the "also a" part
Tap each role to set how often you play it. Tap again to go up a level; after "every lesson" it goes back to "never".
never sometimes often every lesson
Emotional labour premium so far: +0%
What does one lesson cost you before it starts?
Think of a typical 60-minute lesson.
₽ Printables, paid worksheets, a book chapter, stickers and prizes for kids, a paid template.
min We'll give you a price for this length and for 45 and 60 minutes.
Your monthly bills for being online
Adjust these to what you actually pay each month. Put 0 for anything you don't use. Yearly subscriptions: divide by 12.
₽
Total per month0 ₽
What do you want to take home?
These numbers turn your costs into a price.
₽ After tax, after all your costs.
h Only time on camera with students. Prep is counted separately.
wk Holidays, New Year break, sick days, summer slowdown.
%
% Самозанятый: 4% from individuals, 6% from companies. ИП on УСН: usually 6%.
% 0 if students pay you directly.
people
₽ Optional. We'll compare. Put 0 to skip.