A tuition centre classroom with benches and a blackboard.
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Who works in a school or tuition centre

  • Part-time teachers who come for particular batches.
  • One or two full-time teachers, monthly.
  • An office and admissions helper.
  • A cleaner and a peon, monthly.

A mix of monthly salaries and per-day payments for visiting teachers, with a long summer where the batches stop.

The argument this trade has

A visiting teacher taught eighteen days in a month with a holiday week in it. The centre counted fifteen. The teacher had written every date in her own diary.

What matters most here

  1. Her own screen Teachers keep their own count anyway. Let it be the same count.
  2. Holidays for the whole centre Exam and vacation weeks, marked once.
  3. Payslips Teachers ask for these more than any other trade.

The numbers this trade knows

  • A visiting teacher at ₹400 a day, three days in dispute, is ₹1,200.
  • A full-time teacher on ₹18,000 a month is ₹600 a day.

A shop like yours

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Questions people ask

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