Pool Coach for Players at Local Halls

League players who want to improve, beginners, adults looking for a social hobby, parents of teens, and groups like friends or office teams.

Hourly rate per private lesson, a per-person fee for group sessions, and prepaid course packages. Some coaches also sell cue tips, chalk or training aids.

• Strong playing ability
• Clear, patient teaching
• Spotting and fixing technique faults
• Friendly with all ages and levels

• General liability insurance, and check if the venue wants to be named on your policy
• Agreement with the venue on table time fees and whether you can charge clients on their premises
• If you teach minors, check your state's rules on background checks and get parental consent
• Check whether a business license is needed from your city or county
• Check whether an instructor certification, such as those offered by national billiards organizations, would help build trust

Startup costs are typically around $200 to $1,500, depending on your equipment, insurance and any instructor certification. Check whether a certification from a national billiards organization would help build trust.

Monthly revenue is typically around $300 to $2,500, depending on how many students and groups you teach and your lesson prices. The estimate assumes at least about 5 hours a week.

Check whether your city or county requires a business license, and agree with the venue on table time fees and whether you can charge clients there. If you teach minors, check your state's rules on background checks and get parental consent.