What could I make if I became a coach at the level I'm at right now?

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If you can make your students to become as good as you, it's already good.

I meant money-wise.

@Gravija said in #2:

If you can make your students to become as good as you, it's already good.

Depends on where you live. With your strength you could probably arrange school chess clubs. If population base is enough you could amend your living with that. But all depends where you live and how big is market for chess teaching/coaching and how competed it is. But unlikely enough to be you main source of income.

Also you abilities as coach/teacher would affect even more than your strength.

Which training as a coach so you have?

"What could I make if I became a coach at the level I'm at right now?"

• Next to nothing. a teacher needs a diploma. A coach needs a title.
  GM: 100 €/h, IM: 50 €/h, FM: 20 €/h, CM: 10 €/h

@tpr said in #6:

"What could I make if I became a coach at the level I'm at right now?"

• Next to nothing. a teacher needs a diploma. A coach needs a title.
  GM: 100 €/h, IM: 50 €/h, FM: 20 €/h, CM: 10 €/h

you're funny

@fuxx_de said in #5:

Which training as a coach so you have?
None, I am merely an intermediate player.

Then you should try to get a formal trainer certificate. Before you try to get money for a training you should know about didactics, training methods, etc.
You don't have to be a good player to be a good trainer but you have to be a good trainer to be a good trainer and while you won't need a formal certificate to be a good trainer you definitivly should have the methodic of a good trainer.

"get a formal trainer certificate" * A title is better than a certificate
"You don't have to be a good player to be a good trainer" * I would train with a good player than with a good trainer.