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Your page lists the subjects and levels you teach, each with its own price: a set figure, a 'from' price, or Ask. A Book button lets parents ask for a lesson time, and nothing goes in your week until you approve it. Add reviews from families, the area you travel to as a postcode and a number of miles, and a notice for exam season or a holiday break. It gets its own address, like mathswithsam.goud.work, and a QR code for a flyer.
Questions tutors ask
How do I invoice parents for tutoring?
Put the parent's name at the top as the person paying and the student's name in the line. Add the lessons taught with the price per lesson, then send it by WhatsApp or email after the last lesson of the month or block. With Easy Invoice the parent gets a link, and you can see when they opened it.
Should I charge for a block of tutoring lessons up front?
It's your choice. A block paid up front gives you steady income and fewer missed lessons, while paying as they go suits some families better. If you offer both, put Block of 10 lessons and Lesson on your price list so parents can pick, and send the block invoice before the first lesson.
Do tutors have to charge VAT?
Only if you're VAT registered. Registration becomes compulsory once your taxable turnover goes over £90,000 in 12 months. Some private tuition is exempt from VAT, so check with HMRC or an accountant if you're getting close. Easy Invoice adds VAT only when you've told it you're registered.
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