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[mr-know-it-owl]

This particular path is from a college in Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh. This was the college which made me fall in love with teaching.

I've always been an average student so teaching as a profession never really crossed my mind. The only reason I took up the gig was because it paid well.

I still remember the first class like it was yesterday. I had gone into the class with the mind-set that I just need to teach the class and move on but I came out of the class with the mind-set that I want to teach more. I ended up putting a temporary brake on my plans for an MBA and joined the institute. After that first class all I could think was, "I want to teach more."

[atxokirina]

omg guys i gave L a card and some sweets today and i made her CRY… i felt so bad and i so desperately wanted to give her a hug in that moment but she was giving out people’s exam room numbers

[ohwaitimthewriter]

A survey - Your thoughts

Hello there!

I don't usually go on tumblr when it comes to my professional career, but now I have a life project, and I need you and your opinion to help me build this career goal, which is the creation of a language school!

I have therefore created this survey in order to collect different information. Your answers are confidential and anonymous, don't worry!

I would like to thank all those who will take their time to answer it and please do not hesitate to share it with others!

Thank you!

[pheadhones]

someone custom requested this circuit-bent talking teacher, so I decided to make two. the intention is definitely to sell it (need the $, DM if you’re interested) but tbh I wouldn’t hate keeping it. they’re so much fun to mess around with. the nice part is I can always make more if this one does go quickly.

[hamstersnamedmarinette]

Don't ask how it got into his room

[bowielit]

they're so annoying....... like ur in the middle of an interview.....

[vomitworld]

"This is really dangerous, so we'll get an international student to do it."

"Because when you go home, you won't be able to sue us."

-My Chem teacher

[anandmahato]

Here are some tips on how to sell an online course as a beginner:

Choose a niche. What are you passionate about? What do you know a lot about? Choose a niche that you're excited to teach and that you have expertise in.

Do your research. Before you create your course, it's important to do your research and make sure there's a demand for it. Look at similar courses that are already available and see what people are saying about them.

Create high-quality content. Your course content is the most important part of your sales pitch. Make sure it's well-written, engaging, and informative.

Price your course competitively. You don't want to price your course too high, but you also don't want to undervalue your content. Do some research to see what similar courses are priced at.

Market your course. Once your course is created, it's time to start marketing it. There are a number of ways to market your course, including social media, email marketing, and paid advertising.

Provide excellent customer service. Once students have purchased your course, it's important to provide excellent customer service. This means answering their questions promptly and being responsive to their feedback.

Here are some additional tips that may help you sell your online course:

Create a landing page for your course. A landing page is a dedicated web page that you use to promote and sell your course. It should include a strong call to action, such as a button that says "Buy Now."

Offer a free trial. This is a great way to let potential students try out your course before they commit to buying it.

Create a community around your course. This could be a Facebook group, a forum, or even just a dedicated email list. This will help you connect with your students and build relationships with them.

Run a webinar. This is a great way to promote your course and generate interest. You can use a webinar to give a sneak peek of your course content, answer questions from potential students, and even sell your course live.

Offer discounts and promotions. This is a great way to attract new students and boost sales. You could offer a discount for early bird buyers, a bundle discount for multiple courses, or a referral bonus for students who refer their friends.

Selling an online course can be a great way to share your knowledge and expertise with others, and it can also be a profitable business. By following these tips, you can increase your chances of success.

#coursecreator #coaches #trainer #consaltant #teacher #entrepreneur

[itsbalqeesali]

احلى شعور بالعالم ،ولامرة كنت متخيلة اني رح اكون معلمة 💜

سبحان الله كيف النصيب ،احلى شعور لنا بروح عمدرسة التدريب وبسمع البنات بحكوا اجت *مس بلقيس* 😂🫶..

ولما البنات يحضنوني بنهاية الدوام 🥺

على الرغم من انو هالمهنه ميته بهالبلد بس أجرها المعنوي يمكن يغطي نتفة 💜💜

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[hansoeii]

Hullo! I’ve been watching a bunch of your Timelapses and I was wondering how do you always come up with the colours for your pieces? They’re always so cohesive and pleasing to look at (I almost exclusively work in greyscale so if I’m using colour it’s always a lucky guess and it never looks quite right)

Hey there!

I have to be honest that most of the time I don't actually know what I'm doing and that I have no idea how most of my pieces are gonna turn out. My work process is usually based on "Fuck around and find out", haha. I'm happy to know that it apparently doesn't come across that way, though.

A lot of it comes very naturally to me simply because I've been drawing non-stop for so long, but I can give you some small tips that really help me:

1. Have as many references as possible!

Here's what my reference sheet looked like for the Jayvik piece:

It helped me a lot to understand the overall color scheme I wanted to convey. Lots of very cold tones, pinks and very light blues and greens. These colours sorround Jayce and Viktor throughout all of season 2 and I wanted to keep them, especially since in my piece they are lying in the glowing hexcore.

Don't shy away from using references, get as many as you possibly can! Look at other poeple's art too and try to understand how they work with colours.

2. Work with complementary colours!

Since I paint a lot of romantic illustrations I want them to look pleasing and comforting, which I can accomplish by using complementary colours! You see this a lot with couples that are blue and red coded, for example. And I wanted to do the same thing in the Jayvik piece! For that I used the highlights in their hair!

Viktor's highlights are a soft pink hue.

While Jayce's are a soft blue hue.

The colour wheel works perfect for figuring out if two colors compliment each other because they are literally right across from one another!

3. It doesn't have to be true to life.

Pretty self-explanatory, but I thought I'd add it in here anyways. It's important to understand how colour and light works, but you don't always have to follow the rules. Does the rim light look cool but it makes zero sense? Who cares! Keep the cool rim light! Just have fun and fuck around.

4. A little trick to make your life easier!

I'm not excatly the best at colour theory, I still struggle with it quite a bit, but here's a little trick I like to use from time to time:

If you want all your colours to look coherent, take one specific color as your flat colour. Choose a hue that you would like your piece to have. Like this:

Now you choose whatever colours your characters have and paint them in. For example, here are the skin colours I chose for Jayce and Viktor:

Looks off, right? These colours don't fit the overall piece at all. So what do we do?

Turn down the opacity! It's that easy, wahoo!

I went from 100 Opacity to 72 for this specific illustration. And look at that!

It's so much nicer already! Now you know what colours to use as your actual flats! Just repeat this with every other part of your illustration and you'll have a great starting point. :)

I really hope this was helpful! I'm not an actual teacher and I don't have a proper illustration degree, so some things might not be completely accurate, but I thought I'd try my hand at this anyways!

[buttercupshands]

I started drawing this next day after I finished Act 6

13 or so days and it's finished!

Main things are traditional and Loop's body was edited digitally after

Unedited it looks like this

I've been torn on how to do Loop's body for the entirety of lining, also

A bit sad the main lines are visible only as a wip, most of this thing is literally just a ton of sharp lines

I think it's also my first day of drawing, Loop is just a sketch here (feat. my leg)

I even finished the beans before it so they were a moral support, because if you let me things like this take a year

[shoppurpleturtle05]

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