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BELS



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PostPosted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 12:19 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
canucktechie wrote:
BELS wrote:
Let's come up with a low easy marketable figure, like
2,000 rubles per academic hour (per 3/4 hour in Russia) for say 10 pupils in a class.

That figure is way, way off. A student can get private lessons for less than that, even in Moscow.

My own school charges about 250r/ah (varies with course), and it's a good school. I have found that generally speaking schools charge about 1/2 to 1/3 the teachers' hourly pay, per student.


So for one student in a class of ten the student only pays 25 rublees per academic hour. You obviously mean per student reaching a total of 2500 rublees per academic.

I only stated 200 rublees per student based on 10 in a class = 2000 per group. It's marketable, believe me
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canucktechie



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PostPosted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 7:05 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
Sorry, I thought you were talking about fees per student, not per class. To talk about "2,000 rubles per academic hour (per 3/4 hour in Russia) for say 10 pupils in a class" is a bit confusing.

But nobody (not on fixed salary anyway) works 40 ah per week, as your example uses.

Anyway, as I said the school breaks even on the teacher's salary alone at 2-3 students per class. Given costs for admin staff, office/class space, supplies, etc, that's not a huge margin given an average class size of about 8 or so. Certainly no different from the EFL schools in Canada that I'm aware of, which pay the teachers about the same as those in Moscow.
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