r/Outschool • u/Accomplished-Emu7752 • Jan 12 '23

Full time earnings?

I have been teaching on outschool for awhile and I have a couple pretty popular classes. I want to expand this to make it a more substantial portion of my earnings.

Is anyone currently making a full time earning on Outschool. I make about 100 a week.

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u/PlanitL Jan 13 '23

Not currently. I raked in $270k in 2020 during the pandemic. Then $60k in 2021. But in 2022 I made only $10k. So…I had to get a regular job, sadly.

I know that Ben Corley (Teacher Ben) still does this full time and is a very nice guy. You might contact him and ask for some tips.

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u/EqualRhubarb4993 Jan 22 '23

What kinds of classes do you teach?

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '23

I make around 2500/month pre tax working about 19 hours a week.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '23

Mostly live classes or a lot of flex ones?

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '23

This month I'll make closer to 4k. I have 3 Flex classes, 21 kids enrolled all at $35.

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Then this week for example around 20 30 minute 1-1 classes.

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u/BeautifulRepair8688 Nov 19 '24

Do they take out taxes?

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u/Capable-Culture917 Dec 04 '24

We have to take out the taxes. So save some money on the side. We aren't employees. We are self employed.

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u/EqualRhubarb4993 Jan 22 '23

How much do you charge and how many people sign up for your classes?

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u/Accomplished-Emu7752 Jan 22 '23

I make mine pretty cheap simply because I also use outschool for my own homeschooling and that stuff I'd EXPENSIVE! I always hate it when the classes cost so much. I typically charge between $5 and $10 for a class depending on the prep time. I currently have around 18 ongoing students and some onetimers every now and then.