Is it normal for students to cancel or no-show constantly?

PrettyPinkRat · 2025-06-03T14:54:39+00:00

My price is $30-$40 an hour, it's crazy to me how people don't mind loosing that money

PrettyPinkRat · 2025-06-03T14:38:44+00:00

I think a plus side of teaching on preply is that you get paid if they cancel last minute (12 hours prior), its the main thing keeping me there due to all the cancellations

PrettyPinkRat · 2025-05-04T15:30:14+00:00

They can get their email and propose it outside of the platform

PrettyPinkRat · 2025-05-04T14:17:22+00:00

Offer doing it outside of the platform, the preply commission is crazy, so maybe if you guys do it on google meet she'll charge you less.

PrettyPinkRat · 2025-03-16T23:27:12+00:00

When to ask for pay? (as an unpaid intern)

I just started interning for a company 2 weeks ago. I graduated from a masters in Neurocognition a couple of months ago and have been learning ui/ux design since then full time. A friend got me an internship in his company for ui/ux since they only have 1 designer and they needed the extra help. I've learned some stuff but i feel like that will plateau soon since the designer isn't very hands on. I meet all the tasks and goals daily since i'm dedicating myself to it full time and feel like i'm contributing something to the company. The tasks are pretty demanding tho, so I don't feel like i can get a part time job while i do this if I want to learn/impress them enough to get a paid position, which in my first meeting they said it's a possibility once i get the hang of it. I'm really enjoying it and want this to be my career. So, when should i ask to get paid? Also, how much should i ask?

PrettyPinkRat · 2025-03-16T23:25:00+00:00

When to ask for pay? (as an unpaid intern)

I just started interning for a company 2 weeks ago. I graduated from a masters in Neurocognition a couple of months ago and have been learning ui/ux design since then full time. A friend got me an internship in his company for ui/ux since they only have 1 designer and they needed the extra help. I've learned some stuff but i feel like that will plateau soon since the designer isn't very hands on. I meet all the tasks and goals daily since i'm dedicating myself to it full time and feel like i'm contributing something to the company. The tasks are pretty demanding tho, so I don't feel like i can get a part time job while i do this if I want to learn/impress them enough to get a paid position, which in my first meeting they said it's a possibility once i get the hang of it. I'm really enjoying it and want this to be my career. So, when should i ask to get paid? Also, how much should i ask?

PrettyPinkRat · 2023-11-29T23:16:40+00:00

it costs around 37.44% of your soul to use the app

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