Dear Patrons, I'm a special educator and Tamil language online tutor. I have been working for years. I have worked with direct abroad clients. How much I can charge here for Tamil language online classes per hour. Can anyone in the community who is teaching Tamil online classes provide me suggestions pl?

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Math Educator for Std.11th ,12th , Engineering Entrance and Degree Level with 11+ Years Experience

Rs.200 per class
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Dear mam, you may fix 200 per hour
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Spoken english trainer with 11 years of experience

Dear mam I am spoken English trainer and i charge 500 Rs per hour. As a package i charge 4000 Rs.for Grammar. But Tamil is the toughest language to teach people. Intially you should have a well prepared syllabus and duration of course . If you have that kindly provide the information so that it will...
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Dear mam I am spoken English trainer and i charge 500 Rs per hour. As a package i charge 4000 Rs.for Grammar. But Tamil is the toughest language to teach people. Intially you should have a well prepared syllabus and duration of course . If you have that kindly provide the information so that it will be easy to fix a fees. read less
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Special Educator with 5 years of experience in handling differently abled children from 0 to 18 year

Yes I have all prepared materials from basics to advance level according to the client's need and I'm doing for years.
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Special Educator with 5 years of experience in handling differently abled children from 0 to 18 year

Yes I have all prepared materials from basics to advance level according to the client's need and I'm doing for years.
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