Want to Learn How to Play the Mandolin

Want to Learn How to Play the Mandolin Everything You Need to Know to Start Playing the Mandolin. ChaptersWhat is a Mandolin?How is a Mandolin Constructed?Famous Mandolin Performances.How to Play the Mandolin: Some Basic Mandolin Technique.A Brief Guide to Mandolin Lessons.The mandolin is not one of those instruments that you see around very much. Maybe you’ll come across one every so often in a folk club, if you’re lucky, whilst the odd specialist guitar shop will probably stock a couple. Your best bet, really, is to head to the south of Italy, where they were born â€" and where they still inform much of the traditional music.If you’re thinking about learning to play this stringed instrument, you may well be onto a winner. We all know plenty of guitarists; in fact, the guitar these days is maybe a little too common. So, if you’re hoping to avoid the mainstream â€" if you really want to be cool â€" the mandolin is maybe the instrument for you. Unless you’re living in the south of Italy, of course.Yet, in all seriousness, the mandolin is an incredibly beautiful musical i nstrument, with a brighter sound than the classical guitar and able to cut through a lot of texture to produce lovely melodic solo lines.We would personally recommend it to anyone who is interested in learning less conventional musical instruments. Because whilst it is different in tone and structure to the guitar, the technique is quite similar.Let’s see how you can start learning the mandolin. Here, we’re going to be looking at the history of the instrument, its variations, and its common techniques. We’ll also show you where you can find your own mandolin tutor too. PeterGuitar Teacher £12/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors EdgarGuitar Teacher 5.00 (8) £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors PaulGuitar Teacher 5.00 (12) £18/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors DanielGuitar Teacher 5.00 (3) £40/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors ToddGuitar Teacher 4.75 (4) £35/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors SamueleGuitar Teacher 5.00 (5) £20/h1st les son free!Discover all our tutors KurtGuitar Teacher 5.00 (3) £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors RyanGuitar Teacher £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutorsWhat is a Mandolin?The mandolin is an Italian string instrument that developed out of the earlier form of the lute (more on this later). It is the most famous of the larger family of mandolas, and its most characteristic features are its permanent resonator â€" i.e. its body and soundhole â€", a neck that is permanently attached, and the fact that it is played with a plectrum or pick.Yet, you may recognise it better from the tones it produces and the styles of music in which mandolins are used.You’ll definitely have heard it around â€" featuring as it does in many different genres, from classical to bluegrass music and folk music, and in traditional music from around the world. Its strings have an incredibly bright sound that is often described as ‘punchy’: it carries well over the mellow tone of the classic al or acoustic guitars.And you’ll recognise it from its look too. Smaller than a guitar, but thinner and sleeker than a ukulele, it is often made by the same luthiers as acoustic guitars.You can find out how to learn the ukulele! Learn this wonderful stringed instrument, the mandolin.A Brief History of the Mandolin.We’ve said that the mandolin â€" or, in the original lingo, the mandolino â€" was an Italian invention, developing out of the family of lutes in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.If you want to know a bit about the history of the lute, you can check out our article on learning the lute, however our starting point here bypasses this earlier instrument.Generally, people consider the mandolin to be one of the descendants of the mandola (the suffix -ino meaning, in Italian, small â€" therefore, a small mandola) that was develop in Naples by the Vinaccia family.These guys, in a significant development, put metal strings on an instrument that previously used gut. But, given that metal required a higher tension than gut, the instruments needed to be strengthened, and so the body was deepened â€" which, of course, affected the sound.But it wasn’t until the late nineteenth century that the mandol in became popular outside of Italy. In the last two decades of that century, many Italian mandolinists started touring Europe and the US. The result was that the popularity of the mandolin boomed.Consequently, it became popular across all of these places â€" influencing genres from Celtic music, bluegrass, and rock and roll.How is a Mandolin Constructed?So, what then are the distinguishing features of a mandolin? Sure, it sounds brighter and it harks from eighteenth-century Italy, but what is it actually like?Well, most common mandolins these days have eight strings which come in four ‘courses’ or pairs. Like on a lute, the point in this is so that you can play two strings in unison whilst having fretted and plucked only once. These strings are tuned like the violin in intervals of perfect fifths.There are three types of mandolin, however: the round-backed mandolin â€" which is the Neapolitan variety â€" the flat-backed, and the carved-top. These are generally put to different u ses, with the Neapolitan being played in classical music, the carved-top in American bluegrass, and the flat-backed in British and Irish folk.There are plenty of variations between different types â€" often varying by size. Consequently, there is a soprano, piccolo, alto, tenor, and bass mandolin. Meanwhile, if you interested in investigating the different types further, you’ll find lots of different types of instrument referred to by the names of the Italian cities in which they were made: Milanese, Cremonese, Brescian, Genovese.Check out our article on learning the cittern! PeterGuitar Teacher £12/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors EdgarGuitar Teacher 5.00 (8) £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors PaulGuitar Teacher 5.00 (12) £18/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors DanielGuitar Teacher 5.00 (3) £40/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors ToddGuitar Teacher 4.75 (4) £35/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors SamueleGuitar Teacher 5.00 (5) £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors KurtGuitar Teacher 5.00 (3) £20/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutors RyanGuitar Teacher £30/h1st lesson free!Discover all our tutorsFamous Mandolin Performances.Mandolinists aren’t exactly the most well-known category of musician, at least not next to the big guitar players of our day.Yet, this of course is not to say that there aren’t any of them â€" and that they should remain unknown to beginners. Rather, if you are hoping to learn to play the mandolin, the best place to go is to the videos, concerts, and profiles of the biggest mandolin players in the world.Because this where inspiration comes from: inspiration for your own licks and jamming sessions, for melodies and good technique, and to see, quite simply, what can be done with the instrument.So, if you want to see what can be done on the fretboard of a mandolin, there’s one place to start.Bill Monroe.Bill Monroe was a member of the Blue Grass Boys, perhaps the most influential bluegrass band of all time. They featured Earl Scruggs, the banjoist who we discussed in our article on how to play the banjo.Whilst Monroe is thought to have been a bit reluctant to play the mandolin â€" preferring to be a fiddle or guitar player â€" he soon became virtuosic at the instrument. But, honestly, it’s good that he didn’t play one of these other stringed instruments, because we’d never have managed to see him performing as well as he did on the mandolin’s fingerboard.Find out how to learn the banjo here! The mandolin legend, Bill Monroe. Image from Bluegrass TodayChris Thile.Chris Thile is one of the most accomplished of contemporary mandolinists, having played with musicians across the musical spectrum â€" from classical to jazz to bluegrass and pop.He’s won four Grammy awards in the meantime and has been nominated for a further four.Thile is best seen playing with the band, Nickel Creek, or else with Brad Mehldau on the inventively titled album, Chris Thile Brad Mehldau.Mauro Squillante.One of the few mandolinists in Naples carrying the flame for the city’s musical past is Maura Squillante, the president of Accademia Mandolinistica Napoletana as well as a professional classical mandolinist.How to Play the Mandolin: Some Basic Mandolin Technique.Remember that the mandolin is played with a pick: this isn’t a fingerpicking instrument like the lute, say.Whilst guitarists will get this immediately, playing with a plectrum is not necessarily as easy as it looks. Particularly when you have two strings to pluck with every note you play (as the mandolin has courses, remember).So, knowing how to hold your pick correctly is an important part of playing the mandolin.Firstly, you don’t want to play it flat against the strings. Holding the mandolin in a way in which the head is slightly raised will mean that when you move the plectrum downwards, its front edge will strike the strings through first.Again, if you play the guitar, you’ll be familiar with this. However, you’ll need to keep going through both of the strings!You can find out more about different types of string instruments with us!A Brief Guide to Mandolin Lessons.Musical instruments can be learned in many different ways, depending upon your preference and learning style. Sure, you can go self-taught and save yourself some money, or else hire a mandolin teacher.They way you choose is up to you!Find a Mandolin Tutor with Superprof.There’s nothing better than a dedicated teacher to take you through your musical learning. This is particularly true if you are not a musician already â€" as the notation, music theory, and technique is quite a lot to handle all together.One of the best places to find a mandolin tutor is with Superprof. We host nearly forty mandolin tutors across the UK â€" charging an average of £24 an hour.Check Out Some of the Mandolin Resources Online.There are plenty of resources to help you to play the mandolin online â€" from easy access tablature to video lessons, musical notation, and technique lessons.Whilst you can surely pay for online resources, there is really no need to, as the majority are free.For example, take a look at Chris Thile’s mandolin video lessons on YouTube. Learn all of these amazing string instruments.

Can You Name the 10 Best French Films

Can You Name the 10 Best French Films Do You Know The Names of France's 10 Best Films? ChaptersThe French New WaveThe Post-New Wave EraFrench Movies in the 1990sFrench Movies of the New MillenniumWhat This Decade has to OfferWhat makes a film good? Is it the acting? The action? Maybe the lead character is portrayed by your favourite star, and no matter what s/he plays in, it's bound to be good!Perhaps a good movie is best defined as one that sucks its audience in, holds them in a thrall and releases them, with a great whoosh of emotion, some two hours later.The average movie critic tends to dissect each film s/he reviews by its technical as well as artistic elements.We, the audience, prefer turning our untrained eyes to the silver screen â€" not to rate and judge but absorb the story and, hopefully, identify with the protagonist or the idea s/he espouses, don't we?Having just established the idea that defining  anything as best is a matter of   personal preference, let us advance these ten titles, in the hopes that you agree with our assessment: that they are a perfect expression of French cinema at its best.No need to fret over the rumour that cinema goers in France are turning their backs on French film; the industry is as prolific as ever, turning out some 300 titles each year!We'll discuss some from each era.Anna Karina, of the New Wave generation of stars, bitterly regretted turning down a role in Breathless Source: Wikipedia Credit: Joost Eversevolution of society at that time.A few titles from that era include:BreathlessHiroshima mon AmourVivre sa vieJules et Jim400 BlowsLa Grande VadrouilleYou may discover an expanded list of titles and learn more about how the French Nouvelle Vague â€" New Wave impacted the art of filmmaking.The Post-New Wave EraFrom the late 1960s until the early 1980s, French film makers continued to experiment with cinema verité, incorporating elements of Noir and amour â€" in the sense of romance, to turn out cinematic marvels.The film Diva, released in 1981, was instrumental in the French film industry turning away from the realism that had gripped it for over a decade, and brought about a return to lightheartedness.Directors Luc Besson and Leo Carax came into their own at that time, offering up such treasures as The Big Blue and Lovers on the Bridge.Daniel Auteuil came into prominence at this time for his role in Jean de Florettes, which he reprised in the sequel Manon des Sources.His co stars Yves Montand and Emmanuelle Béart were already quite well-known at that time; it is a testament to Mr. Auteil's acting ability to share equal billing with such luminaries.Incidentally: Mr. Auteuil enjoyed a brief marriage to the eternally beautiful Emmanuelle!Elsewhere during this period, film making in France took slightly different directions.Animated stories were coming into vogue, thanks to The Angel.“The masks erase all human personality in the characters” - film critic Raphael BassanThis pivot, away from stark reality, exaggerated expressions and overt emotion, put the story ahead of the per formers' ability to inject themselves into their character.It also gave the director total, autonomous control to realise his vision, and ultimately became one of the most discussed submissions at Cannes in 1982.NOTE: The Palme D'or winner that year was jointly awarded to Missing and Yol â€" neither one a French language film, but exquisite pictures nonetheless.The Cannes judges have traditionally been very stingy in awarding French films the Golden Palm Source: Wikipedia Credit: Karel LeermansElsewhere in the decade, film makers hastened to not lose the momentum that animated film generated at Cannes with The Angel.Michel Ocelot kept that particular fire stoked with Kirikou and the Sorceress, a full length animated film.Other important movies of the decade include Nikita, and The Fifth Element which, besides launching the career of one Milla Jovovich, maintains the dubious distinction of having polarised film critics.Love it or hate it, it was considered a box office success at the time â€" it earned back nearly three times its production budget!, and is still a cult favourite today.Sadly, Claude Sautet would make his last film in this decade: A Heart in Winter is considered to be the defining film of his career; a genuine masterpiece.We wonder what he could have done with digital cinema technology...French Movies of the New MillenniumThe obvious kickoff for outstanding French films of this new era must be Amelie, starring the irrepressible, fresh-faced Audrey Tautou as its eponymous character.While Hollywood seems to have a formula for their Rom-Com â€" romantic comedy genre, Amelie goes much deeper than the attraction-rejection-inevitable conclusion matrix by exploring the lead character's isolation, fostered on her by her unusual upbringing.This gem of a story, and the darling Audrey who brings it to life is, by some accounts, France's best known film.Eight years later, another star captured the international film-going community by her performance in La V ie en Rose.Marion Cotillard's true to life portrayal of chanteuse Edith Piaf's tragic life and premature death surely must stand at the top of any music aficionado's â€" and film fan's collection of must see movies.Oddly enough, while Cannes is located in one of the most fabled regions of Mediterranean France, on the Riviera, The Film Festival academy had been very stingy in bestowing its highest honour on films originating in her own country.Perhaps that could be a testament to those judges being completely unbiased in seeking the epitome of quality film making.That changed in this era of French film, with eye-opening entries such as Entre les Murs â€" which won the coveted Palme D'or in 2008, and the unforgettable performance of Isabelle Huppert in The Piano Teacher, in 2001.The only French film to rival James Cameron's Titanic, as far as audience size and box office return goes, is the comedy Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis.This farce was unintentionally overlooked on the international stage due to several action thrillers, directed by French visionaries, with all-star casts from several different nations.Some of those titles include:RidersCatwomanAssault on Precinct 13Silent HillMirrorsthe Transporter trilogyDid you know that up to 40% of movies made in France today are headed by first-time directors?Which French movie would you have nominated as best for this decade? Source: Pixabay Credit: SteinchenWhat This Decade has to OfferLooking at French cinema today, we see a unique blending of so-called arthouse films; what Americans would consider Indie, and deliberately commercial products â€" illustrated by the emphasis on action and animation films.Would you consider Untouchable of the former or latter category?This 2011 tragi-comedy release, while not quite a record breaker, was a huge box office draw as well as a critical success, telling the story of a paraplegic and his carer.That doesn't sound very awe-inspiring, does it?When you throw a bit of action in, a b it of drama and a few laughs, you get a blended story that, remarkably, resembles real life.Quite possibly, that is the very aspect of this film that is the draw.What else from this millennium  would be worth watching?That question takes us back to our opening gambit: what constitutes a great film?Do you like to watch Jean Dujardin, or do you enjoy stories by Claire Denis more?Would something like Auberge Espagnole grip you? How about Blue is the Warmest Color?We can find out what the general consensus is, but out of all of these great titles over 60 years of French filmmaking, the table below reflects our selection of best French movies.EraTitleStarringNew WaveHiroshima my LoveEmmanuelle Riva Eiji OkadaNew WaveLa Grande VadrouilleBourvil Louis de FunesNew WaveLes 400 CoupsJean-Pierre Leaud Albert RemyPost New WaveJean de FlorettesYves Montand Gerard Depardieu1990sCyrano de BergeracGerard Depardieu Anne Brochet1990sLa Cite des Enfants PerdusRon Pearlman Judith Vittet2000sLe Fabuleu x Destin d'Amelie PoulainAudrey Tautou Matthieu Kassovitz2000sLa Vie en RoseMarion Cotillard Gerard Depardieu2010sIntouchablesFrançois Cluzet Omar Sy2010sLa Vie d'Adele - Chapitres 12Léa Seydoux Adèle ExarchopoulosIf you like this article, why not check out our post on France's love for cinema?If  you want to find a tutor, searching for French course London  produces the most face to face results on Superprof.

What Are Good SAT Scores Online SAT Prep Online Tutoring Tutorpace

What Are Good SAT Scores Online SAT Prep Online Tutoring Tutorpace For 2013 SAT test, the national average score is 1500. However, some colleges have set 1800 a good score to get in to a top college.The higher your SAT score, the more options you have available. SAT test is the standardized test taken by high school students to continue further education in their desired colleges and universities in the United States. SAT is a very popular test and many colleges expect these scores along with the students admission application. The main purpose of the SAT test is to showcase the academic knowledge gained by the students until high school so that they are ready to continue their academics at college level. SAT exam consists of questions ranging from easy level to medium to difficult level and often students are worried about the test preparation so that they score well. Since SAT examines the logical and conceptual knowledge, therefore students must first learn and improve their basic knowledge on the respective subject so that they can handle the tricky questions as well. To increase SAT scores, students should keep track of the time as time is a big constraint during the exam. Students are given very limited time to answer questions from each section. Hence it is recommended for students to practice at home so that they have an idea about managing time while answering questions. It is better to answer easy questions first and then difficult questions so that they have enough time to try the difficult ones. Multiple choice questions in SAT have negative penalty for wrong answers and hence to get a good score, students should not take the risk of guessing unknown answers. This simply deducts points from the already existing score.

Online Simplifying Ratios Tutors

Online Simplifying Ratios Tutors Ratio is the quantitative comparison between quantitates or numbers. Ratio is a very commonly used operation in mathematics. Ratio helps in solving questions related to comparisons, proportions and many more. The symbol of ratio is :. For example, a / b can be written as a : b. Here a / b is fraction form and a:b is the ratio form. The simplification of ratio is writing the given ratio in the most simplified from possible. Example 1: Are the ratios equivalent? 25 students taking Science class and 75 students taking English class. 15 students taking Science class and 45 students taking English class. Solution: Here for the given question the ratio is between the number of students taking Science class and the number of students taking English class. The first ratio given is, number of students Science : English = 25 : 75. Simplifying the ratio gives 1 : 3. The second ratio given is, number of students Science : English = 15 : 45 Simplifying the ratio gives 1 : 3. Therefore the two ratios are equivalent. Example 2: Simplify the given ratio 28 : 56 Solution: Here the given ratio is 48 : 96. The fraction form can be written as 48/96. The number 48 can be written as; 28 = 2 * 2 *7. The number 56 can be written as 56 = 2 * 2 * 2 * 7. Canceling the common factors simplifies the fraction to 1/2. Hence the simplified ratio is 1 : 2.

A Higher EQ Can Turn Your Life Around Heres How

Introvert Whisperer / A Higher EQ Can Turn Your Life Around Here’s How Why Having a Higher EQ Ensures a More Successful Life “Better keep yourself clean and bright; you are the window through which you must see the world.”   George Bernard Shaw (playwright and political activist) The better you know yourself, the more perceptive you will be to the world outside. Emotional intelligence may seem like a fancy time psychologists throw around, but it is more influential in your life than you thought. For example, Leonardo DiCaprio, David Beckham, and Princess Diana have all achieved the heights of success, both personally and professionally. While you could have attributed their successes to various other traits such as wit, charm, personality aspects, intelligence, grit or hard work, it was actually emotional intelligence that blew the winds in their favor. Read on to know more about how higher emotional intelligence translates directly to not only monetary but also personal success. IQ and EQ: Ending The War Once and For All It all begins with the tests. IQ and EQ are measured differently, and with varying levels of significance as well. The number that you get after some random standardized test usually sums up your IQ or intelligence quotient. Let us leave the validity and credibility issue of the IQ tests for some other day. For now, let us focus on the primary differences that set the intelligence and emotional quotients apart. Having a good IQ score thus means that you have the following. Knowledge of the world around you Visual and spatial processing abilities Short-term memory and working memory Smooth flow of reasoning Ability to perform quantitative reasoning EQ, on the other hand, denotes your abilities to perceive, evaluate, control, and express emotions. Thanks to researchers like Peter Salovey and John Mayer, along with authors like Daniel Goleman, helped us get to the bottom of the matter of EQ or emotional quotient. From business management to education, EQ is making the rounds as the newest kid on the block. Having a high EQ means you have the following. Ability to identify emotions Knowing how others are feeling Being able to control their own emotions Using emotions to communicate socially Being able to relate to others It has been quite a journey for the term emotional intelligence. When it first came into the picture in the 1990s, it was still considered an obscure term. Today, however, along with being recognized as a well-constructed concept, it also features in academic journals the world over. Schools in the USA now have social and emotional learning (SEL) as a required part of their curriculum. These lessons are sometimes known to conduct group experiments with tools that help gauge their classmates reactions to particular objects, occurrences or pictures.

Back For Good Learning English Phrases with Help from Take That

Back For Good Learning English Phrases with Help from Take That How Do You Use The English Phrase For Good?These are words or phrases whose meaning might seem obvious but this is misleading and incorrect. Their meaning is something else other than what we might think. Let’s look at one: For goodFor example: She missed John and wanted him back for good.At a first glance, this might look like it means simply that John is wanted back for some good or  for some benefit. However, this is not the case. Here, for good is being used as an adverb in the same way as forever or permanently.Other ways of saying the same thing are:She missed John and wanted him back forever.She missed John and wanted him back permanently.English Phrase Advice:For can be used with good  to signify purpose. For example: She wore a red hat for good luck.   However, this is not always the case. It is important to pay attention to the context of what is being said.   Lets listen to the classic English pop song that uses for good as an adverb. Take Thats Back for Good.Did you fin d this helpful? Feel free to share it on Facebook and Twitter.

LSAT Tip of the Week The Arguments Section

LSAT Tip of the Week The Arguments Section LSAT Law School Blog The Arguments Section of the LSAT, also known as the logical reasoning section, tests an important skill: your ability to read critically and closely. Here is a good overview by Lawschooli of the logical reasoning section and what it takes to perform well. There are about 24 to 26 arguments in the section. Do NOT expect to understand every single one. The test is designed to work on a bell curve, so the questions will range from “piece of cake” to “what did I just read?” The moment you are aware of this, you can approach the section strategically. So- what should your approach be when you read the first line of a Argument question and you do not understand what it is saying? First of all, do not panic. Secondly, do not move on to the rest of the question. The second line is there to interact with the first, so you need to understand the first before you forge ahead. Read the first line again calmly, and see if it makes more sense. If it still does not... SKIP IT! Informed and confident skipping can be your key to more accurate answers. Your goal is to get as many points as possible, so it benefits you to spend more time on questions you can actually answer than spending precious seconds on something that will end up being a guess. If you have extra time, you can always return to those tougher questions and give them another go.

Tutoring One of The Best Jobs For College Students

Tutoring One of The Best Jobs For College Students Working as a student is never easy. Even if its part-time, going to work straight after a long day at school or vice-versa can be really stressful. However, have you ever thought about tutoring as an alternative to all of those traditional student part-time jobs. Here are some reasons why this job is perfect for college students. It can be rewarding Helping other people is always a big reward for you. Once you help someone learn something new and you see that understanding in their eyes, you will see just how proud you can be of yours and their achievements. It becomes a joint effort to succeed, to learn something new. It pays decently Tutoring jobs are great because they pay a lot, depending on your subject and credentials. This is a great thing for students as it can help them pay off their debts and make enough money for all their needs. They can set up a savings fund for themselves and start planning the future. Depending on how good you are as a tutor, you can earn a lot more money than you would in an average coffee shop or bar. It looks good on your resume Tutoring looks good on every resume. It shows just how skilled you are in various areas and that you are a good communicator. Especially if you get recommendations from your clients, it can help you get a job you want sooner. Its flexible Tutoring, as a job, is flexible in many ways. For one, you can teach any subject you want that is in demand. For instance, if you are really good at math, you can offer lessons in math but you can also offer all sorts of tutoring like writing help, English language help, biology, physics and so on. As long as you can prove that you have knowledge in the subject that you want to tutor, you can pick whatever topic you like, its your choice. The second reason why tutoring is so flexible is because you can change your work hours as you wish to fit your schedule. You can have classes in the morning one day and work in the evening but have classes in the evening the other day and work in the morning. You just have to set a schedule with your clients and make sure that you are both on the same page so there are no misunderstandings. If you need a day off or if you get sick, you can easily do so because you set your own schedule and. You can learn a lot Tutoring is not just about you teaching other people its also about you learning something new. By teaching others and preparing for those lessons, you can find a lot of valuable information that you otherwise wouldnt. You have to teach others so you try to learn more on the subject, stay on top of trends and news related and so on. Your students often ask fun and inquisitive questions that you have to answer and by answering, you learn more. All in all, tutoring might even make your student life a lot easier because its so rewarding on the intellectual level. Its fun Above all, tutoring is fun. You get to meet a lot of different people who need your knowledge, you get to hear many fun stories from their lives while learning. Think of it as offering a gift to someone a gift of knowledge. But you also receive a gift by giving to them. After tutoring for a while, your students become your family. Tutoring is not just another college part-time job. Its an experience that youll cherish and a learning opportunity that will make you a more responsible and proactive person. Working with children is especially fun because they do their best always and they can always put a smile on your face. Tutoring Is One Of The Best Jobs For Students While other jobs have strict rules and times, drain your energy and dont do anything good for your mind, tutoring offers many benefits like learning, helping other people, flexibility and a decent payment. Its one of the best jobs for college students in the world. Hopefully, these tips will point you in the right direction when it comes to tutoring.