Asha was a passionate tuition teacher who worked tirelessly to help her students succeed. But lately, she felt something was off. Her students came in tired, disinterested, and often just wanted to know “what’s coming in the exam.” No curiosity. No excitement. Just rote learning.
Sound familiar?
Asha’s story isn’t unique. Thousands of hardworking tutors across India face the same problem: low engagement, high expectations, and little to show for all their effort. But one simple shift changed everything for Asha—and it can change your story too.
This is the story of how APNA PCs helped Asha turn her tuition classes into a thriving, joyful, and financially rewarding POD (Personalized Online Digital Learning) centre.
Mrs. Mehta: Hi Asha! I just wanted to check in—how’s Aarav doing in class?
Asha: He’s doing okay, Mrs. Mehta. He’s a bright boy. But to be honest, he doesn’t seem very interested. He’s memorizing formulas, but he’s not understanding them deeply.
Mrs. Mehta: Oh dear. We’ve noticed that at home too. He crams everything the night before the test and forgets it the next week.
Asha: Exactly! And it’s not just him. I’ve seen this pattern with almost all my students. They’re not excited about learning. They’re overwhelmed, bored, or distracted. And I’ve been wondering—what can I do differently?
Asha: That’s when I came across something called the APNA PC from a project called Teach to Earn. It’s a fully loaded educational computer—costs just ₹9,999—and comes with all the learning tools a student needs: Khan Academy, YouTube, AI tutors, typing games, coding apps, even language learning tools.
Mrs. Mehta: Really? For ₹9,999? That’s cheaper than a smartphone!
Asha: Exactly! And unlike a smartphone, it’s made for learning. No distractions, no unnecessary apps—just pure learning power. I got a couple of APNA PCs and set up a digital corner in my class.
Mrs. Mehta: What do the students do with them?
Asha: They watch videos to understand topics, solve quizzes, and even use voice tools to practice English. I divide my class into two groups—one group learns with me, while the other works on the PCs. Then we switch. Suddenly, my classroom became alive!
Mrs. Mehta: That sounds amazing! Did it really help with engagement?
Asha: Absolutely! Aarav was one of the first to volunteer for the PC sessions. He loved learning math through visual games and simulations. And the best part? The kids started asking questions instead of just answering them. They became curious again.
Mrs. Mehta: Wow! That’s every parent’s dream. But wasn’t it expensive for you to set this up?
Asha: Not really. I started small—with just two PCs. I added a modest digital learning fee of ₹300/month per student. With 20 students, that’s ₹6,000/month—enough to cover the cost of the PCs in just two months. After that, it’s pure gain.
Mrs. Mehta: So you actually earn more now?
Asha: Yes! And I offer weekend workshops now—coding, typing, even Google Docs training. Parents are happy to pay ₹200 per session because they know their kids are learning practical skills. I easily make an extra ₹10,000–₹15,000 per month.
Mrs. Mehta: That’s brilliant, Asha. You’ve basically created your own mini-school!
Asha: That’s exactly what I’ve done. Teach to Earn calls it a “POD”—a small, community-based digital learning centre. And honestly, I feel like I’m making a bigger difference now than any big school job could’ve ever offered.
Mrs. Mehta: And the kids must love coming here.
Asha: They do! They don’t feel judged. They learn at their own pace. And their confidence is growing. Even shy kids are now giving small presentations using Canva and YouTube.
Mrs. Mehta:
I’m so happy to hear that. And proud of you too!
What You Can Learn from Asha
Asha’s story shows that you don’t need to be rich, tech-savvy, or run a big institute to make an impact. With just a small investment in APNA PCs, she was able to:
✅ Make her classes more fun and effective
✅ Increase her income with minimal effort
✅ Offer digital skills that parents want their kids to learn
✅ Become a respected community educator, not just a “tuition teacher”
And this model is replicable.
If you’re a tuition teacher, homemaker, senior citizen, or just someone who cares about children and learning—you can do what Asha did. You can start your own POD in your home, garage, school, or even a rented room.
All you need is:
- A few APNA PCs
- Basic furniture (desk, chair)
- Willingness to learn and guide
We’ll help you with training, tools, and support.
✨ Want to get started? 👉 Click here to Start a Teach to Earn learning POD
Let’s create a better, smarter, and more joyful way to learn—together