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What a tutor has to do after a trial lesson

Following a trial lesson, the next steps are crucial in converting students into long-term learners. Clear communication, structured follow-ups, and a strong learning plan can encourage students to continue their tutoring journey with you. Here’s what you need to do after a trial lesson.

Provide constructive feedback

Feedback is essential in helping students understand their strengths and areas for improvement. Ensure your feedback is:

  • Specific: Highlight areas where the student excelled and where improvement is needed.
  • Encouraging: Reinforce positive aspects of the student’s performance.
  • Actionable: Provide clear steps for how the student can improve in future lessons.

For more tips on student engagement, see Prepare for online tutoring: tips for a new tutor.

Discuss scheduling and payment

Once the trial lesson is completed, ensure the student understands how to schedule and pay for future lessons.

Encourage enrollment

To ensure a student continues with lessons, highlight the benefits of ongoing tutoring:

  • Personalized learning plans: Show how lessons will be structured to address their specific needs.
  • Flexible scheduling: Emphasize the convenience of learning at their own pace.
  • Proven results: Share success stories or student progress examples.

For further details on lesson conversion, check How trial lessons are assigned.

Track student progress

Keeping track of student progress helps tailor lessons to their needs and demonstrate tangible improvement.

  • Maintain lesson notes: Record key points from each lesson to track development.
  • Set learning goals: Work with the student to define measurable learning objectives.
  • Use Wiingy tools: Utilize tracking features to monitor student performance effectively.

For more on tracking student progress, visit How to track student progress.

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