Ideas for running your classes without losing your mind
Payments, scheduling, pricing and getting students. Practical guides for professionals who teach on their own.
The tools to manage your private classes (and when to ditch the notebook)
From notebook and spreadsheet to booking and payment apps. We review the options for running your activity as a self-employed teacher and how to pick the one that fits.
Read article → June 10, 2026Going self-employed as a private tutor: the basics
When you need to register, taxes, invoicing and keeping records. A clear, jargon-free guide to the first steps of teaching as a registered self-employed professional.
Read article → June 3, 2026How to get more students for your private classes
Without spending on ads or becoming a social media expert. Channels that actually work to fill your schedule and turn interested people into students who book.
Read article → May 27, 2026How much to charge for a private lesson: setting your prices
Not so cheap you give your time away, not so high you scare people off. A practical guide to pricing your lessons with method — and raising prices without losing students.
Read article → May 19, 2026How to organize your private classes: from notebook and chat to one place
Twenty messages to book one hour, changes you forget, and empty slots. Here is how to go from the chaos of a mental schedule to a system that holds itself together.
Read article → May 12, 2026How to manage student payments without chasing anyone
Cash, card and transfers all mixed up, and the tally in your head. A simple method to keep track of who has paid and who owes — without becoming a debt collector.
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