Wall Street Oasis - Investment Banking & Finance Community: Elite Private Tutoring in Asia: Is It Worth the Money?

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Elite Private Tutoring in Asia: Is It Worth the Money? Aug 6th 2013, 00:30, by Hungry Monkey NOTE This is simply a personal reflection to a WSJ article. Not particularly pertinent to the finance world, but an interesting revelation I thought I would share. Yesterday, while casually glimpsing through the Wall Street Journal, I found an interesting article that captured my attention on the front page: "The $4 Million Teacher." The article, in summary, discusses and reveals the lucrative business of private tutoring offered by elite teachers to students in Korea who dream of entering a top-notch university. It is without saying that the amount of money these private businesses make is off the charts. In a way, they are compensated for helping students achieve their dreams by assisting them with academic studies. However, is this the path Korea, and Asia in general, should be taking? read more Media files: preview (image/jpeg, 0 MB)

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