i prefer to do it over the internet vs face-to-face.
with skype, file sharing, etc. it works fine that way.
1k per week is what i've charged. face to face would be significantly more.
it works out to be abot 20 hrs per week of training, along with homework and other assignments that are researched by the trainee.
you have to REALLY enjoy training for this to be worthwhile, from the teacher angle.
the one thing that many people do not understand is that being good at X does not make one a good TEACHER/Mentor of X. teaching is a skill and of itself.
the nice thing about skype is that you can train 2-3 people at a time with the same or even better efficiency in most cases, since the students learn off each other's questions and problems posed.
you have to have students with the same basic level of background for that to work, obviously.
the one thing i am consistently amazed at is how people who have been trading (or trying) for months/years have COMPLETELY missed basic aspects of trading that can signficantly increase their edge. most people do not do the legwork.
as an example - businessplan, extensive recordkeeping, trading manual, continual self-assessment, rulebook, etc.
every trade is a business decision. teaching traders to run their trading as a business is key. at least as important as the mechanics of the setups.
