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What is the difference between a Lesson Offer and a Lesson Block?
What is the difference between a Lesson Offer and a Lesson Block?

For teachers: Lesson blocks and lesson offers - what are the differences and set-up, use and terms and conditions?

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When purchasing lessons, you have a choice of two products. These products differ in their set-up process, use and terms and conditions.

Lesson Blocks versus Lesson Offers

Lessons Blocks - think of these as an “off-the-shelf” solution.

  • Students can purchase single lessons or blocks of 5, 10, 20 or 40

  • The larger the block purchased, the less you pay per lesson

  • Students can purchase blocks of 10 and 20 lessons in 3 monthly instalments

  • Students can purchase blocks of 40 lessons in 10 monthly instalments

  • If a student needs to cancel a booked lesson, 24 hours notice is required

  • Unused lessons are eligible to be refunded

  • Once purchased, the teacher inputs the lessons into the calendar. Lessons are moved from the block and used to confirm the lesson booking. Confirmed lessons are automatically placed on the teacher’s invoice for payment

  • Transport fees are applicable if the teacher travels to the student and are purchased separately using the ‘Add transport fees’ button on the student’s dashboard. Teachers can add a transport fee of between £1 and £30 when creating lessons

Lesson Offers - these are flexible to suit the way a teacher wishes to work

  • Can include as few or as many lessons as required

  • If totalling more than £100.00, Lesson Offers can be paid over 3 monthly instalments

  • The terms and conditions, including cancellation/refunds, are set by the teacher

  • A Lesson Offer is created by the teacher and sent to the student to view and purchase.

  • The price of an Offer should include the cost of transport fees

  • Once purchased, lessons are input automatically into the calendar

  • The teacher sets the Lesson Offer price, which includes the option to offer a ‘free’ trial lesson

  • A 14-day cooling-off period applies to Lesson Offers. From the date of purchase or until the first lesson takes place, the student has the legal right to change their mind

  • The teacher cannot refund a Lesson Offer after the date and time has passed

In summary

The teacher sets the price of a block of lessons. It is the same price for each student. Cancellation and refunds are allowed, subject to the correct notice period given.

Offers are more flexible for teachers and are bespoke to each student, including the price and terms and conditions for cancellation and refunds.

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