As Learning Pods Trend, What’s The #1 ‘In Demand’ Profile For A Learning Pod Instructor?

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Millions of parents across the nation are faced with tough questions regarding their kids’ education in this school year, courtesy COVID. Those parents with disposable incomes have found the way out in the form of ‘School Pods,’ sometimes also referred to as ‘Micro-Schooling.’ This is a group of approximately 3 to 10 students coming together to study. Through this concept, affluent families who are not ready to send their children to schools, and are at the same time worried about their children’s formal education, have a choice to pick and choose their children’s pod-mates.

With so much happening, what do you imagine is the #1 in-demand profile for learning pod instructors this year? Allen Koh, CEO of one of the world’s top educational consulting firms and a leading source of innovation and information on learning pods, explains that every day there are a growing number of ads on websites seeking like-minded pod mates or willing teachers for a private arrangement. We have done extensive research and analysis on the concept and would like to share that a whole new industry is springing up around the trend of learning pods, with new organizations offering to connect pods of families with teachers or tutors.

However, it is not everyone’s ball game, as costs range from $2,000 to $15,000 a month. We have insider knowledge and information for those who have questions regarding how wealthy families are hiring private tutors to lead their education pods and even considering renting out private space for them. We are the best knowledge bank on the subject.

If you are interested in learning more and having a meeting with Allen Koh, please reach out to [email protected] and I can set up a time for you to meet.


Headquartered in Silicon Valley, Cardinal Education is a globally-recognized education consulting firm specializing in admissions to elite institutions of higher education and coaching students in excelling in their academics.

Allen Koh is one of the world’s leading authorities on applying to highly selective American universities, graduate schools, and high schools. Recognized as a motivational expert and veteran academic coach, Mr. Koh has been called on for insight by organizations such as The Wall Street Journal, CNN, FoxNews, ABC, CNBC, and Business Insider. He holds a B.A. in Political Science and an M.A. in Economic Sociology from Stanford University.

-Cardinal Education

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