Explain lessons and total fees before a trial application
A tutoring website should explain the year groups, subjects, days, and fees so students and families can plan attendance.
Published examination or grade results should not imply identical outcomes for every student. Provide lesson information alongside trial-session instructions.
Describe year groups, subjects, and schedules
Describe individual or group teaching, session length, class size, and materials. Explain differences between ordinary exam preparation and entrance-examination work.
A subject section can contain year-group subsections. W3C explains using heading levels to express content structure. (W3C WAI: Headings)
Publish fees, teaching staff, and documented results
State tuition, material charges, and joining fees with payment timing. Introduce tutors through subjects and relevant experience.
For results, explain the year and counting method and check publication permission. Keep student names and photographs out of public evidence without permission.
Maintain trial instructions and enrolment status
Publish trial length, charges, required items, and the application channel. Explain any scheduling discussion after submission and how replies arrive.
Update schedules and fees for new terms. On a phone, test finding a subject and its costs and following the trial contact route.
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