Internet Teacher
In this posting we concentrate on computer business ideas which are certainly very popular.
Every one who owns a computer has thought at one time or another: How might I make money with this high techie gizmo? Enter the Internet. Here's a unique idea for most Internet savvy individuals searching for a way to make money with the skills they have already acquired through many hours on the Internet. This business idea is a unique idea with plenty of room to expand to other business areas.
Millions of consumers buy high tech computers every year. And of course a large percentage of these consumers want to learn how to surf the Internet, for fun and for business reasons. Sifting through tons of information on how to set up your Internet connection and surf the Internet is intimidating to many new people online.
They would welcome the personal step by step instructions of a professional who is experienced with all phases of the Internet. This is exactly the group where your Internet Teaching would be very welcomed and profitable!
The Basics: You would primarily teach your students ingroups or one on one how to purchase the right type of computer for their Internetneeds. Guide them in choosing an Internet service. Instruct them on sending andreceiveing email, using the search engines to locate information, instruct themhow to use the browser to surf, instructions on downloading plus more on thevarious ways to communicate online.
Getting Started: If you already have a computer with Internet connection you are good to go! Next you will need an office to teach your clients on a one to one basis. Let word of mouth advertising get you started. Offer to instruct friends and relatives. Ask them to recommend your services to their friends, neighbors, acquaintances.
Skills: Extensive Internet experience. Computer training. Like working with people. Plenty of patience.
Article By B. B. Lee
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5/01/2007
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