teaching off-site classes?Dr. Paul Jerard, E-RYT 5002020-02-18T09:24:21-05:00

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anne

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March 17, 2010 - 12:36 pm

Namaskar!

Relax Libendia. There is nothing wrong with this thread being placed here. Anne said:

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I should mention that this is my first "official" teaching job, so I'm really starting from square one. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Everyone starts somewhere and she needed help. Teachers who help her are performing Karma Yoga. There is no problem, unless you have a problem with accepting compensation for teaching Yoga classes. If so, please perform Karma Yoga by teaching classes for free. You can teach a few more free Yoga classes for me too.

One point to mention for Anne: Some form of advanced payment is good because it is a sign of good faith on the part of your students. If you travel to locations, you should be compensated. Who wants to schedule a Yoga class and show up to a location with no students? You waste time, gasoline, wear on your car, and receive nothing. Tell them to make a down payment and encourage them to sign up for Yoga class packages. Walk-ins: $20 for the insincere.

Peace,

Hamed

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