Hello dear Teachers!

Myngle is announcing a fantastic contest to all teachers! Something fun to work on during the summer!

How to win EUR 1000?
The winner of the contest is a Myngle teacher who achieves the highest revenue from paid lessons booked during the contest period. The revenue from lessons equals to the number of lessons x lesson price. All lessons are taking place within the Myngle classroom.

When does the contest start?
The contest takes place from Thursday June 19 2008, 00:01 hours GMT +1, until Sunday August 31, 23:59 hours GMT +1 (Amsterdam time). Lessons booked between the contest period but scheduled after Sunday August 31, 23:59 hours GMT +1 are excluded from this contest.

Who can participate?
All teachers with a valid registration on Myngle.com.

What is important to know?
• Myngle preserves the right to check if contestants abide by the terms of this contest.
• This contest is only valid for paid lessons. Free demo lessons are not included.
• Payment for all relevant lessons must have been confirmed by the teacher.
• Teachers joining the contest are subject to payment of the standard commission % per lesson.
• The minimum number of paid lessons given during the contest period must be equal to or above 50.
• The minimum number of different students taught in the contest period must be equal to or above 5 students.
• The definition of a student is not equal to a username. A student must be a real person.
• Myngle preserves the right to verify if contestants apply to the previous rule.
• The minimum price per lesson must be equal to or above EUR 5.
• Cancelled lessons are excluded from the contest.
• In case of disputes Myngle preserves the right of final decision.

How to get started?
Check the tips for Teachers how to promote your profile at http://www.myngle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=242. Spread the word about your teaching services to your offline students and market yourself online. It’s easier than it might seem!

Good luck!
Tetyana

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