Name the curriculum and levels you teach rather than saying only “all subjects.” Explain whether lessons are online, in person, or both; where you travel; what a first assessment covers; and how you communicate progress. For children, state how parent or guardian updates and session supervision work.
Build enquiries through former learners, parent referrals, community education groups, and useful sample lessons. Keep student records private and get permission before sharing results or testimonials. Treat exam outcomes as the learner’s work too; do not promise a specific grade.
Prepare a short first-lesson process: confirm the learner's current level, agree one learning goal, and explain what materials are needed. Ask parents before collecting or sharing a child's work, and store contact details and progress notes securely. After several sessions, review the original goal with the learner and guardian; this makes progress discussions specific without presenting one student's result as a promise to others.
KobStore can provide a public page for your tutoring offer and contact details. Create your KobStore business page and explain exactly which learners you support.
