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Online tutoring is a virtual classroom where the students can interact with the teachers/subject experts (it may be either through audio/video/chatting (if available)).
There are numerous websites which are providing online tutoring (most of the time it is paid )
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Students can choose the teachers/subject experts from the given list, according to their availability, and hire them for an hour/day and seek guidance from them.
This trend is relatively increasing as these websites provide 24/7 services to teachers worldwide.
Online teaching attracts both students and teachers in many ways:
- For teachers, it becomes an extra gain and satisfaction for teaching the students.
- The students at their convenience can access the class.
- It gives them a better opportunity to learn them in group/online students which drives away the group studies theme (which most of the time becomes just a chatting activity).
In fact, many of the reputed colleges and universities providing online tutoring for many courses.
This online coursework includes management courses, diploma courses, and much more.
Online tutoring became an emerging trend in the education industry with the latest features like one-to-one classes, providing a permanent link to the class, providing career suggestions, counseling students, etc.
Online teaching usually in the paid form starts with a demo live class. If the students are convinced with the teachings they can proceed with the course or hire them for a session. It relatively costs usually a few dollars rather than paying in a bulk.
In the US, Canada, Australia, UK, Online teaching has a greater demand for all standards and competitive exams.
Instead of buying books and spending time traveling for tuition students and parents prefer this mode of learning as tutors provide them with a presentable form and many keys to get a good result in exams.
Students can select a topic that they find difficult rather than attending the whole class as in the real classroom.