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How it works.

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Tutoring kit: intake form, session log, contract, progress report, rate sheet, policies.
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What good looks like.

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What it must include

Criteria
  • 01Service menu with clear deliverables, session length, and pricing — clients know exactly what they are buying.
  • 02Intake and diagnostic process that identifies the student's actual gaps before the first paid session — the tutor does not waste time guessing.
  • 03Session structure and materials (lesson plans, trackers, resources) — the tutor is not reinventing every week.
  • 04Progress reporting and parent communication cadence — the family sees results and stays engaged.
  • 05Scheduling, payment, cancellation, and no-show policies — the business runs on clear rules, not goodwill.
  • 06Marketing and client-acquisition plan (referrals, website, partnerships) with realistic targets — the tutor knows where the next students will come from.
  • 07Record-keeping and legal basics (liability, background check, taxes) — the business is set up to last.
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Signals of expertise

Quality
  • Has a real intake/diagnostic before selling hours — the tutor is a professional who diagnoses before prescribing.
  • Plans progress reporting and clear policies — the business is built on trust and repeatability, not charm.
  • Includes acquisition and legal setup — the tutor treats this as a real business, not just 'I am good at math'.
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Common mistakes

Pitfalls
  • ×Selling hours with no diagnostic or structure — the tutor becomes an expensive homework helper and burns out.
  • ×No policies or reporting — clients ghost, payments are late, and the tutor has no data to show value.
  • ×Ignoring marketing and legal — the pipeline dries up or the first complaint creates real problems.
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Written in your voice, so it reads like reflection and not compliance.
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Grounded in what happened in your room, with the artifacts to back it.
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Ends with one change you will make and how you will know it worked.
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