Thanks, that's good to know. To clear things up, you mean 50/hour for the teacher, no matter how many students the workshop ends with, right? (obviously not 50/h per student).
I wouldn't charge as much for grasshopper as for rhinoscript. Grasshopper is much easier to use, though you've got to have a similar understanding of how nurbs work and how rhino deals with them. But if you're charging 75/hour for modeling I'm guessing the prizes have got more to do with supply/demand than the difficulty of the lesson. Right now I'm paying 25/hour to my tennis instructor, i wouldn't want to go below that given that tennis lessons are not an investment like learning a software package could be. But there's a lot of demand for tennis lessons apparently, you can't argue with the free market. On Jan 16, 11:30 am, David Rutten <[email protected]> wrote: > Our rate for RhinoScript workshops is: > 50 euros an hour or 500 a day if the hours are hard to calculate plus > expenses. > > But these workshops are often paid for by resellers, who in turn will > charge up to 20 attendees. We have no mechanisms for personal lessons > (except if you count that we allow developers to come and work in one > of our offices for a few days and ask all the questions they need, for > which we don't charge anything). > > I think the modeling lessons we give are 75/hour 750/day, but I'm not > entirely sure about that. These prices are along the cheap side of the > spectrum as I understand. > > -- > David Rutten > [email protected] > Robert McNeel & Associates > > On Jan 16, 11:17 am, visose <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I may be teaching some private lessons of grasshopper. I have never > > done this kind of stuff before, so I was wondering how much should I > > charge per hour. I'm searching for standard fees used here in spain > > for popular cad packages such as autocad and 3dmax. I've seen from 15 > > to 35 euros/hour. > > I don't know if i should charge more because of the exclusivity of > > knowing grasshopper (there are fewer people that know how to use this > > plugin than other software packages) or charge less because actually, > > it's very intuitive and easy to use. > >
