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Can students purchase single lessons?

For teachers: Single lessons can continue to be purchased by a student once their first lesson has completed - here is how they can do this

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It’s common for a student to want to take one lesson before committing to a larger purchase. Sometimes students might feel more comfortable purchasing only one lesson at a time to manage their ongoing tuition. This article will explore how to guide students when purchasing a single lesson.

The first lesson

If a student wishes to take a single lesson before committing to a Block or a Lesson Offer, they have the following options available to them:

  • Purchasing a single lesson from their dashboard (via a button called “Buy block of lessons”

  • Purchasing a single lesson from your public profile (via a button called “see prices”)

  • You can create the lesson in the calendar and send it to the student to confirm and pay.

  • You can create a Lesson Offer for the first lesson and send it to the student to confirm and pay.

Using single lessons for ongoing tuition

If a student wishes to continue purchasing single lessons after their first experience, the following options are available.

  • You can create a single lesson in the calendar and send it to the student to confirm and pay.

  • You can create a Lesson Offer for ongoing tuition and send it to the student to confirm and pay.

  • The student can click on the Buy Lesson Block button on their dashboard, then click the link to purchase a single lesson located under the blocks of lessons options.

FAQ’s

How do you incentivise students to purchase larger lesson blocks?

We understand that encouraging students to purchase a larger block of lessons increases the purchase cost. To support students financially and incentivise larger purchases, we offer:

  • Lower platform fees on larger lesson blocks

  • Monthly instalment payments on purchases of a block of ten lessons or more, or if purchasing a Lesson Offer, on purchases of more than £100.00

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