I got a new client who asked me to teach their year 11 child, 2 hours every week. I said okay, I took him through the enrolment process and they loved it (including a 30 minute free consultation). I sent him an invoice for the whole month. He said he can't pay it all upfront. He will pay it on Monday on a weekly bases. Monday comes, the student is ready but the father has not paid. You messaged and called him but he does not pick up. It is possible the father forgot and will pay on Tuesday. What would you do and why? Vote and leave a comment !!!

Losing clients is part of online tutoring business. It's important to keep churn low and retain your students but sometimes it evitable. Maybe the student is not progressing, maybe the parent found a cheaper option, maybe they decided to go for in person instead. Whatever the reason, what do you do ? How do you feel ? Let's discuss in the comment section !

Which do you prefer and why ? Difficult parent can be a parent who lacks communications, reschedules a lot, late with payments (but always pays), looking for a discount all the time whilst expecting the world from you ? Difficult student is a student that literally does not want to learn, they are not out right rude or disrespectful but they do not appreciate your time or effort. They never do the homework and sometimes they cheat in class

After completing Day 2 I realised it’s much harder than I thought picking a specific subject to teach. I was good at English up to A-levels but I forgot the content as I am currently doing a primary PGCE at ucl. I don’t know if I should focus on advertising for year6/11+ or English GCSE as I feel English has a higher demand all year long. What would your advice be in choosing between them both? Should I spend a little time revising English before setting up a website in the future?

In the comment section, rank the following options from best to worse !! I'll drop mine list at the end of the day !! If you match my list, there will be a surprise 💪