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How does one charge students? Advance payment or payment after lessons? Worry is what if they don't pay up.

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One shall charge students right after giving them their demo class.Just like the old school way.
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German weekend classes

You can ask for partial payments within a set period of time if your students are unable to pay full amount in one go.
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it depends. You can call me and discuss all your questions n doubts. Feel free to call. Thanks
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2 days demo lecture After that fees payment Rs 5000/-per level 30 days per level
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20 years of experience in teaching German

I think, it is better to charge in advance or in installments too. Students leaving the class half way is always a worry.
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I am charging 150 INR for 60 min via skype. Classes must paid in advance. I give a 30 min trial class for people to check me out. Many times people 'forgot' to pay, for this reason they have to pay in advance. Some pay 10 lessons in advance if they take thrice a week 2 classes and others, have to pay...
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I am charging 150 INR for 60 min via skype. Classes must paid in advance. I give a 30 min trial class for people to check me out. Many times people 'forgot' to pay, for this reason they have to pay in advance. Some pay 10 lessons in advance if they take thrice a week 2 classes and others, have to pay at least 4 lessons in advance. Do not get tricked please. Also do not allow people not to appear, is should be called off at least 4 hours prior to the class, else they should also pay 50 percent. I gave too many free lessons, its not worth it, no one appreciates you, best to give clear guide lines for payment and missed classes. Best wishes, Alles Liebe, Sabine read less
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German language training and consultation for living and working or studying in Germany

I normally offer courses of 10 lessons initially. After the first 5 lessons the student pays the full amount for 10 lessons. If he or she continues the same procedure follows. In other words, it is a risk I take for the first five lessons. By the end of the first half of lessons the student and I have...
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I normally offer courses of 10 lessons initially. After the first 5 lessons the student pays the full amount for 10 lessons. If he or she continues the same procedure follows. In other words, it is a risk I take for the first five lessons. By the end of the first half of lessons the student and I have built up a trustworthy relationship and there is generally no problem. read less
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You should always take the fee from the student in the second lecture.
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German Language Proficiency for Certification Course

Initial payment when you start classess, (after demo class/or setting expectations) and subsequent payment after four weeks. That's how i split for those who cannot pay the whole amount.
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German Language Trainer with 30 years of German teaching experience gained in India

Charge 50% as advance and the balance after completion of the course.
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