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| So I'm seriously considering starting my own lessons. Would be relatively cheap I think to rent a room and pay insurance. However I'm a virgin in relation to such venture's. I'd appreciate any suggestions as to how I could make this work...such as how to advertise...how to appeal to students..any words which might help I'd appreciate Thanks Alan |
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| What are the existing schools like in your area? How much competition is there? Are prices rising or falling? Are there any large identifiable groups of p[otential students (occupation, ethinicity, etc) that you know or can target? |
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| Where in Ireland are you? |
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