Many people who commute to regular day jobs are very happy with the orderly rhythm of their lives. If you are one of them, this article is not for you. But if you feel straitjacketed in a cubicle job, if your dreams are too big for your workstation, and if you feel that your current job demands only a fraction of your skills and potential, you may be overcome by diminishing ambition and an overwhelming sense of frustration in your current job.
The economic downturn has made many American families rethink the monthly budget and where they put their money. A solid foundation in school, many Americans believe, will secure their future in a competitive global economy. Education, therefore, has taken top priority in many households. Cashing in on the opportunity, a number of Indian companies have started to offer remote tutoring services to American students with websites offering online tests and quizzes. What better way for American schoolchildren to get higher grades than outsource their homework to qualified and competent teachers in India? And what better way for Indian teachers to make some extra income?
