Best of luck! I own my own school and we sometimes give online lessons. I also work freelance for a school in America that handles online lessons all over the world. Scheduling with Japan can be tricky sometimes, meaning I can be teaching very early or very late, but it can be a lot of fun. Mostly I teaching Japanese students from America or Europe, but occusionally they give me people from southeast asia or europe. Currently I have a regular student in germany, one in singapore, and two in korea. It's always interesting. Anyway, best of luck!
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Thanks @dbooster - sounds like you've got yourself nicely set up in the Eikaiwa game! I don't have my own school, but work freelance at a college, community centres, a language school, and with private classes. Teaching via Line is a new thing for me, and I enjoyed it. Until yesterday, I'd only taught online using Google Meet or Zoom (and I prefer the former).
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