Students · Before the lesson
Lessons clash with classes, sports or jobs
Tutoring times collide with school, sports, jobs and family, so students skip lessons or drop out.
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How Pencil Spaces solves it
A high school junior has soccer on Tuesdays, a weekend job and a little brother to pick up on Thursdays. His tutoring used to land on whatever slot was left, and he missed half of it.
Now he books his own lessons with Self-Booking, around his week, and invites go out to everyone automatically. When the soccer schedule changes, he moves a lesson himself instead of skipping it.
Recurring lessons sit in one calendar, with time zones and daylight saving handled. He shows up because the lessons fit his life, and his tutor sees him every week instead of every other.
- Self-BookingAvailableSelf-Booking lets students book lessons themselves, and invites go out to everyone automatically.
- SchedulingAvailableScheduling puts one-off and recurring classes in one calendar, tied to the classroom, with time zones and daylight saving handled.
La méthode habituelle
Families call or email to rearrange each time.
A tip you can use today
Ask students for their weekly commitments before you schedule, not after.
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