for tutors
Parents compare tutors before they call. Give them a page to read.
GenLP looks up what is public about your teaching, such as a profile, a listing or a school page, shows you what it found, and builds a site with your subjects, levels, where you teach and how to book a first lesson.
Free for 14 days. No card to start.
why it works
Why it works for tutors.
Subjects and levels, spelled out.
What you teach, for which ages or exams, online or in person, so a parent knows at once whether you fit.How a first lesson works.
What happens in the first session and what to bring, in plain words that answer the questions parents send by message.Booking without back-and-forth.
Add your calendar or WhatsApp and make booking a lesson the main action.
designs that fit
Three designs that fit.
GenLP picked these three design families for tutors. Browse all fourteen if none feels right.
questions
Questions from tutors.
I teach through a tutoring platform. Can GenLP read my profile there?
If the profile is public, it can read it. If the platform needs a login to see it, add your subjects, levels and experience yourself.
Should I publish my prices?
That is your choice. Add them and the site shows them; leave them out and say how people should ask. Either way, check the draft before you publish.
Can I show reviews from parents?
Only words you are allowed to quote. Add them yourself with the parent’s permission, and check every testimonial in the draft before you publish.
Can I teach in more than one town?
Yes. List every area you cover, or say you teach online, and the site describes both.
Parents ask about my qualifications. Where do those go?
On the About page, from what you give: upload your CV or add your degrees, certificates and years of teaching when GenLP asks for details. Check them in the draft before you publish, since parents will read them closely.
Who is the website for?
Free for 14 days. No card. Nothing is public until you say so.
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