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Calendar BookingEducation

Tutor Lesson Scheduling

Match students with subjects and schedule tutoring sessions.

What this form collects

1Subject
2Level
3Frequency
4Student Name
5Email
6Phone
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Tutoring enquiries hinge on subject, level, and parent expectations — and the best ones come from parents who already have a sense of what their child needs help with. This template asks about subject, year level, the specific area of struggle, and lesson preference (in-person, online, group) before booking. By the time the tutor logs in for the first session, they have a real brief instead of 'help with maths'.

Why tutors need to qualify the parent before the first lesson

First lessons that go well are usually first lessons that started with the right brief. 'Year 9 maths, struggling with algebra, prefers visual explanations' is a totally different first session from 'maths help'. A static contact form gets the second; a chat gets the first.

Parents also have very different expectations — some want exam prep, some want catch-up support, some want enrichment for advanced kids. Asking those questions early lets you match to the right tutor (or politely decline a mismatch) before booking a lesson that won't lead to ongoing work.

What the tutor booking form does

1

Subject and level capture

Year level, subject, syllabus (if relevant — IB, ATAR, Cambridge), and the specific topic the student is finding hard. The tutor walks into a real brief.

2

Online or in-person preference

Asks lesson format and surfaces tutors available in that format. Online-only tutors aren't shown to parents wanting in-home, and vice versa.

3

Trial lesson with calendar inline

Once matched, the tutor's available trial slots appear in the chat and the parent books directly. No 'reply to confirm' email exchange.

Best for

Private tutors, tutoring agencies, online tutoring platforms, music teachers, language schools, and exam-prep specialists.

Common questions tutors ask

Can it match students to specific tutors based on subject?

Yes — once subject and level are captured, only tutors qualified for that combination are shown. Avoids mismatches that lead to a second-session cancellation.

How does it handle ongoing lessons vs trial?

First lesson is offered as a trial at a different rate. Once the trial is complete, the chat can re-open for ongoing booking with the same tutor preselected.

What about parent vs student communication?

The chat captures both contacts. For under-18 students, the parent's email and phone are required; lesson confirmations and reminders go to both.

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