This question is too broad, hehe, but as a teacher who has held a training course at home for four years and is now a formal teacher in the education system, I have the obligation and responsibility to give you some advice.

1, the training course is short-term, and it is inevitable that there will be pressure from some students and even parents. Never mind, try to make yourself happy. For example, if you have time after the completion of the teaching objectives, play some games that students like;

2, try to strive for high classroom efficiency and less homework, which is not only annoying and painful for you (approving homework at night), but also for students (easier to learn and improve efficiency; On the contrary, too much homework will make them very disgusted);

It is difficult to give students an exam before entering school, and then it is easier to take an exam at the end of short-term training to show their progress. This will not only make them feel "progress", but also help you to have a good reputation;

4. Separate work from private life, work in the place where you work, give up any work when you get home, and play and entertainment will help regulate your mood;

Finally, encourage students more, criticize less, smile more and bring less clouds. This will have a good effect.

Good luck and success, hehe.