It’s hard to get going when you are setting up as a Trainer. Freelance? Self-employed? A mixture? If you go down the self-employed route, there is so much to learn as a Business owner. So much to do to get found. So much paperwork. How do you do it all when you are teaching all the time?
I can help you develop your career as a Trainer and to work smarter, not harder. I can help you with your Business, find clients and streamline your processes. I can help you make more money for less effort.
If you follow my suggestions here you can vastly increase your income. Going from Freelance to running your own courses should result in a doubling of your income for the same training effort. Sure there is a bit of Organisational fluff that needs to be dealt with, but you are having to do that anyway, finding freelance work. Why not focus those energies on building up your own clients?
Whilst I am first and foremost a First Aid Trainer, the principles here apply to anyone that is a Freelance Trainer – Fire, Mental Health, Outdoor leader (ML, activity, hiking etc.), Pet First Aid. The list is endless. It is all about being seen and working less as a Freelancer for others and more for your own Book.
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About Andy
Andy is an experienced First Aid Trainer and Business owner. He set up his first Ltd Business in 1997, although he’s run side hustles since his Schooldays. It turned over £1M in its first 4 years.
He has been a First Aider since 1985, First Aid Trainer since 1987 and Community Responder since 2005 (resigned 2019).
He can put that experience to work helping you develop your Training career.
Click here for Andy’s full CV.