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[an_angel]

Now I'm doing classes with http://esl.acesquaredtraining.com/
but I would like to compare prices of different schools to make sure
I am doing inexpensive classes

I heard about tutorabc and native79. I heard about one called englishdom too but some of these seem expensive. I would like to compare the prices. Is anybody taking classes at an online school? can someone tell me the cost?

Right now I get 50 minutes and I notices that most online schools offer 45 minutes for the same price

[Afra]

While looking for tutoring opportunities to review for you, I found one that seemed pretty interesting! TutorABC hires people to teach English to people from various countries. Most of the students know some English, but need help speaking conversational English. I’ve also read that the majority of people you would be teaching are Asian. Here are some more specifics:

How much does Tutor ABC pay?

Visit the site above and you will get all of your answers.

[PeterAlex]

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[LinguaFrancaEnglish]

Hello! I am the founder of an online English school called Lingua Franca English.

We offer private 55 minute classes starting from $14.99 USD per class. Each class is personalized to match your level and English goals.

Our teachers are native speakers who have taught in over 5 different countries.

Sign up for a free 25 minute trial class at www.linguafrancaworld.com. There's no commitment!

Or email me with any more questions about online English classes: [email protected].