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Tutoring sounds great. You can make more money, work less, and help others achieve their goals and dreams in the process. What’s not to love! But, running a tutoring side hustle also means finding your own clients. And this can feel nearly impossible. Maybe this is what has kept you stuck, and prevented you from further exploring tutoring as an option.Well not anymore!In our second episode of the ApplyED Learning podcast, we continue with part two of a three part mini-series tackling this exact question: How do I find new tutoring clients? In this second episode, we dive into 3 free online resources I’ve personally used to get new paying tutoring clients.Here are the highlights:[04:53] Resource 1: Care.com[07:59] Resource 2: Craigslist[09:31] Resource 3: Facebook Groups (part 2)[15:35] Surprise exciting announcement!Thanks so much for joining me for this very second episode! I can’t wait for you to check it out. This Week’s HomeworkYour homework for this week is to choose just 1 of these resources to try. Then, reach out on social media to let us know how it went!Episode Resources:Episode 001: 5 Ways to Use Your Alumni Network to Get New ClientsTutoring 101But What Should I Teach? The FREE beginner’s guide to identifying your most profitable tutoring subjects in 5 easy steps. Scholastic.com ApplyED Learning websiteFacebook | Instagram | Twitter | Youtube