Read with a defined purpose
Place a question before the text, then show how the student finds the idea and evidence instead of translating every word. This demonstrates the reading strategy required in assessment.
English teacher page
Your page takes on the look of English and shows your bio, your students’ results, your lesson prices and your open times, so a student or parent picks a time and books from a phone.
Lessons
Next open times
Place a question before the text, then show how the student finds the idea and evidence instead of translating every word. This demonstrates the reading strategy required in assessment.
Present a word with context, related forms, and a sentence produced by the student. A worksheet can separate comprehension vocabulary from words intended for writing rather than becoming a long translation list.
The student sees criteria for idea, organisation, and accuracy together with a first-draft and revision example. No student writing or recording belongs on the page without clear permission.
An English-teacher page should not reduce the subject to isolated grammar rules. It can show how a student reads a text, infers vocabulary from context, uses grammar in a sentence, and revises a paragraph they wrote. A short audio or transcript can demonstrate pronunciation or listening only when those skills are genuinely offered.
An English page combines a reading sample, contextual vocabulary exercise, writing-feedback example, and an accurate statement of accepted levels. Published language must be original or licensed and appropriate for the stated students.
Each lesson type states its price, deposit and cancellation policy, and students see all of it before booking.
The student states grade, unit, and weakest skill: reading, vocabulary, grammar, writing, or speaking. The teacher explains whether work is sent in advance and publishes the deposit policy, and the seat is held once the deposit is confirmed.
You keep the full lesson price, and your plan’s fee is listed on the pricing page.
No. They open your page link on their phone, choose the lesson and time, and the request reaches your dashboard.
No. You keep the full lesson price and pay only your plan.
The student sends the deposit straight to your account, and you confirm it in your dashboard to hold the seat.
No. Listing is optional, and your page and booking link work without it. Pages appear in the directory in the order they joined.
Your page keeps English from the first step and takes on its colours and look. Start with your bio, and add lesson types and times whenever you like.