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Requests can be scheduled for Monday through Saturday, 6:00am to 11:00pm. 

To request services please email me at charlottepq@gmail.com.

In the subject line please indicate that you would like training, coaching, or consulting.  Group and individual consulting and coaching are available.

 

 

CQC                             Charlotte Quiros Consulting

 

Fee Schedule

 

Face-to-Face, Remotely, Phone

Consulting

·       Teachers

·       Coaches

·       Administrators

·       Parents

Consulting

·       $75.00 Hourly

·       $75.00 Hourly

·       $75.00 Hourly

·       $75.00 Hourly

Coaching

·       Teachers

·       Coaches

·       Administrators

·       Parents

Coaching

·       $75.00 Hourly

·       $75.00 Hourly

·       $75.00 Hourly

·       $75.00 Hourly

Training

·       Teachers

·       Coaches

·       Administrators

·       Combinations

·       Parents

·       Fee to retain training materials including PowerPoints

Training (Minimum 2 hours)

·       $150.00 Hourly

·       $150.00 Hourly

·       $150.00 Hourly

·       $150.00 Hourly

·       $150.00 Hourly

·       $250.00 One Time Fee

 

Other

·       Traveling fees (when applicable)

*Air Fare

*Baggage Fee

*Hotel

*Parking, Train, Bus, Ferry, Other

*Rental Car

*Rental Car Gas

*Uber or Car Service

·       Co-contract to include other professionals

·       Custom requests

Other

·       TBD

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

·       TBD

 

·       TBD

Financial Hardship In-Kind: Executive Committee reserves the right to wave the fees in cases of financial hardship.

 

*Payment excepted through Sam.gov, Square, Credit Card or Check


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