How much can we charge for Spoken English class?

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I have seen a wide difference in charges for spoken English classes. However I think 250/- to 500/- per hour depending on the course content and age of students catered to is common.
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You can somewhere between 400-700 per hour
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250 per hour
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You can charge: One / one : 200-300 per hour Group class: 100-250 per hour
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B.com(D.U) (UPSC Aspirant). Method and Effective teaching techniques.

It depends on your skill set, qualifications, and experience. The more reputed you are in the field the more you can charge. There are Spoken English tutors ou there charging anywhere between Rs.300-1000.
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In the beginning , 250-300 is ok. Because there are so many students who can not afford this .
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