Start with a conversation.
Discuss the student’s age, subject, current challenges and goals. The tutor confirms whether the service is a fit.
How tutoring works
Talk about the student. Make a plan. Get to work.
Agree the sessions.
Choose a suitable format and schedule. Confirm the price, payment timing, preparation and cancellation terms.
Practice and review.
Work through a focused lesson, practice the skills, and keep the parent informed about what comes next.
The independent tutor teaches and works with families. Annie’s provides business and marketing support. Stacy’s is a fictional demonstration, with no tutoring bookings accepted.
For the person who wants to run it
A tutoring business you can run from home.
You bring the teaching ability, the subjects you know and the hours you have. Start with a focused offer and a manageable number of students. Annie’s helps build the website, the plan and the marketing around your business.
Your setup
- A subject and age range you are qualified to teach
- A quiet, suitable learning space or online setup
- A computer, reliable internet and teaching materials
- A schedule with time for preparation and parent updates
Your everyday work
- Talk with families and agree the teaching plan and price
- Prepare and deliver the lessons
- Track attendance and learning goals
- Keep parents updated and business records current
Annie’s help
- A website built around your business
- A practical business and startup plan
- A marketing plan, local outreach and social content
- Agreed website updates and ongoing promotional work
Start with the plans below and see how your own site could look. Contact Annie’s to discuss the work, setup costs and ongoing support.
Talk with Annie’s about the packageSee it before you start
Stacy’s is the example. Yours would be your own.
Your name, your teaching offer, your area, your approved qualifications, your prices and your contact details. The sample shows families what you do and gives them a clear next step.