Hi there! After the Q&A session with Leo, I was determined to find students for the pilot. I found two types of students: a) Complete beginners – they don’t know any German at all (3 people were interested; I even had a video call with 2 of them). b) Upper-intermediate German learners (3 people were also interested, and I had a video call with all of them). - all students live in Germany . Everyone seemed very motivated during our calls. I’m wondering if it would be too ambitious to run two pilots at the same time, or if I should focus on just one. What would you advise? Have a nice weekend

Hi folks, We’re excited to announce a new project we’re working on, and we’d love for you to be a part of it! We’re looking to interview teachers who have transitioned from working for institutions to working for themselves. If you’ve made this leap—whether you’re freelancing, running your own language business, or something in between—we want to hear your story. What’s in it for you? - Share your journey and inspire other teachers in our community. - Showcase your expertise and the unique way you approach language teaching. - Be part of a project that celebrates teacher entrepreneurs and the courage it takes to take control of your career. We’re looking for 5 amazing teachers who are willing to share: - Why you decided to go independent. - The challenges and successes along the way. - Your tips and advice for other teachers considering the transition. The interview will be short, friendly, and conducted online. If you’re interested, just reply to this message and I will get in touch. Thank you for considering this opportunity, and we can’t wait to highlight your incredible story! Leo

I have a student who needs IELTS support. If you can take her on and feel comfortable with the goals below, comment below or DM me and I'll introduce you. Profile: - needs to take academic IELTS again by end of December - score needed band 6.0 - previous score: Listening (8.0); Speaking (8.0); Writing (5.5); Reading (4.0) - First language: Turkish She needs strategies on the reading specifically. Her proficiency is quite good. Let me know.

Hi everyone, just wanted to share a quick update after a month of implementing the changes I mentioned in my previous post. Moving to an evergreen model has really paid off. I managed to enroll 6 new students into the program this month, all at the new price point of $300! 🙌 I'm happy because I'm just getting started and already seeing results. This change has made such a difference, and it's a relief not to worry about filling spots just at the start of the month anymore. To anyone else thinking about making changes to their programs, I just want to say: it's worth it to experiment and step outside your comfort zone. You might be surprised at what works!

Hi everyone, I wanted to share some wins and changes that have improved my IELTS writing program. Previously, I ran it on a monthly basis, like a bootcamp. The issue was constantly having to find new students each month, and enrollments were only at the start of the month. Plus, there were no follow-up offers once students finished the program. When I priced it at $100, getting students was easy, but as I gradually increased the price, it became much harder to attract new enrollments. Andrew helped me revamp the course model to an evergreen format and create an extended offer for past and current students. We worked on a pilot, and last week I managed to sell the course for $300 and also offered an extension to two of my past students. 🙌