Mumbai

Thilagam replied | 2 days ago

Kriya 

Nivedita Divya replied | 1 day ago

Kriya

Kulpreet replied | 1 day ago

Yes, they should be able to answer all the classes at school level

Dr. Sunil Kumar Bharat replied | 21 hrs ago

Yes,if he or she is well known to the content 

Gayathry V N replied | 4 days ago

Yes. By gaining a Cetificate from Academy who provide this service. Now a days online certificate courses are available. After getting certificate you could endorse your course via online and offline and reach the students. 

Bonthala Nithish Kumar replied | 15 hrs ago

• Learn Vedic Maths Thoroughly: Start by understanding the 16 sutras (formulas) and their applications in solving arithmetic problems quickly. You can learn through books, online courses, or YouTube tutorials.

• Get Certified (Optional but Helpful): Enroll in a certified Vedic Maths course offered by recognized platforms or institutions. Certification boosts your credibility as a tutor.

• Practice Regularly: Master each technique through continuous practice. Work on speed and accuracy, as Vedic Maths is known for fast mental calculations.

• Teach Informally First: Start by teaching friends, family, or school students to build confidence and gather initial feedback.

• Create a Teaching Plan: Design a structured syllabus for students based on their grade level and learning goals. Include topics like addition, subtraction, multiplication tricks, square roots, etc.

• List Your Services Online: Register as a tutor on platforms like UrbanPro, Superprof, or even social media. Add a professional profile with a clear intro video, your qualifications, and demo classes.

• Use Visual & Interactive Tools: While teaching online or offline, use visual aids like charts, slides, and digital whiteboards to make learning engaging.

• Keep Updating Yourself: Attend workshops and webinars to stay updated with new teaching techniques and student needs.