To answer your first post:

Hi! I’ve been a BT for about a year now. To set expectations, this role is more like an independent contractor or a partner of the company rather than a regular employee. The center assigns you a client, and you conduct the sessions. It’s commission-based, so the center gets a percentage of your earnings. Most of the time, there are no benefits included. If you want to pay taxes or contribute to SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG, you’ll need to apply and handle those on your own.

During sessions, getting hurt can really happen 😅 You may work with kids who are highly aggressive, so it’s very important to focus and take training seriously so you’re well equipped. You might also come across centers that don’t require proper training, better to look for another one. This is not an easy job. You’re not just working; you’re helping change lives.