Subjects and levels are too vague
It is unclear whether tuition is for primary, lower secondary, upper secondary or another level.
Help students find the right tuition.
Show subjects, levels, lesson formats and your background so students or parents can decide whether the tuition suits their needs.
What gets in the way.
These issues can make it harder for customers to choose you.
The lesson format is not explained
Students do not know whether lessons take place online, at the tutor’s address or at their own home.
The tutor’s background is hidden
Experience, subject knowledge and approach are difficult to assess from a short profile.
The first enquiry is too vague
The subject, level and wishes for the course are missing before you can respond usefully.
What customers need to see.
- Subjects and specific teaching levels
- Actual experience and educational background
- Lesson formats and geographical area
- Prices, duration and any courses
- How the first lesson is arranged
A possible structure.
- Subjects and levels
- How lessons work
- About the tutor
- Prices and courses
- Online or in-person tuition
- Arrange the first contact
A first conversation with a clear need
Ask for the subject, level, lesson format and what the student wants to work on. Times can be arranged directly or through existing booking.
How it works.
See the website before you decide. Your business sets the direction. The choice is yours.
The direction
Describe what you do, who your customers are and where you work. Any existing website is taken into account too.
The vision
You get a free preview so you can see what your new website could look like. If you like the direction, we can discuss whether to move forward together.
The next step
If the preview feels right, the price, content and timeline are agreed before you proceed. If it doesn’t feel right, the process stops there. You are not obliged to buy the website.
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Questions before you decide.
Can online and in-person tuition share a page?
Yes. Clearly explain which formats you offer and where in-person lessons can take place.
Can students book a single lesson?
Yes, if you offer that and have a booking system. Otherwise a contact form can clarify needs and timing first.
Should student testimonials appear on the site?
Relevant testimonials can be included with the necessary permissions. The lessons and your background should also make sense without them.