Abhinav Charan

Qualification: b.tech

Subjects/Services: Civil Engineering

Experience: 3-5_years

Fee/Charges: ₹300/hr

Location: Rajaji Nagar

1. The “About Me” Section (Bio)

This is where you tell your story. Break it down into three short paragraphs:

• Background: Who you are and your educational credentials.

• Experience: Specific grades, subjects, and boards (ICSE, CBSE, IB) you have handled.

• Teaching Philosophy: Explain how you teach. Do you use visual aids? Do you focus on past paper practice?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. Detailed Subjects and Specializations

Don’t be too vague. Specify exactly what you can offer. If you teach Mathematics, list whether you specialize in Algebra, Calculus, or Primary Level Arithmetic.

• Keywords: Include keywords like “Home Tutor,” “Online Tuition,” and specific city names to help the platform’s search engine find you.

3. Proven Track Record (Social Proof)

Success stories are the most persuasive part of a profile.

• Testimonials: Quote a parent or student who saw specific results (e.g., “My son’s score improved from a C to an A in three months”).

• Accomplishments: Mention if you have helped students clear competitive exams like NEET, SAT, or Olympiads.

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4. Practical Logistics

Make it easy for parents to hire you by being clear about your availability.

• Location: Mention specific areas you can travel to (e.g., “Available in Padavinangady and Bondel areas of Mangalore”).

• Timings: List your preferred hours (e.g., “Weekdays 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM”).

• Fee Structure: While some prefer to negotiate, providing a “Starting from ₹X” helps filter serious inquiries.

5. The Call to Action (CTA)

End your profile by telling the user exactly what to do next.

• Example: “Book a free demo class today to see how we can improve your child’s academic performance!”