Teach the World. Automate the Revenue.

How do I price language lessons?

Check rates for your language and niche, then charge more for exams and business.

1. Research comparable teachers
2. Price trial, single and package lessons
3. Add premium for exam prep
4. Review rates as reviews grow

How do I handle time zones?

Use booking that shows slots in the student's local time.

1. Set your availability once
2. Let the booking page convert times
3. Send reminders with local time
4. Avoid manual scheduling

How do I run conversation groups?

Small groups by level with a topic each week.

1. Group by level
2. Cap at a small number
3. Set weekly topics
4. Sell monthly memberships

How do I prepare students for exams?

Use past formats, timed practice and feedback.

1. Assess the current level
2. Plan backwards from the exam date
3. Practise each section
4. Mock exams with feedback

How do I create a language course?

Short lessons, practice and a clear level outcome.

1. Define the level outcome
2. Record short lessons
3. Add exercises and audio
4. Sell alongside live classes

Should I offer a trial lesson?

A short, low-cost trial helps students choose you.

Do I need a certificate to teach?

Not always for private teaching, but certificates help with trust and some exams.

Marketplace or own site?

Marketplaces bring students but take commissions; your own page keeps more of each lesson.

How do I keep students motivated?

Set goals, track progress and celebrate milestones.

Can AI replace language teachers?

AI helps practice; teachers give structure, correction and accountability.