Tutors: make the first lesson enquiry easier
A clear service description helps prospective learners or adult guardians ask about the right kind of support.
Reviewed 20 October 2026 · BookBizzy working preview
Explain the lesson format
Confirm the subject, delivery model, location or online format and typical session duration. Show Fixed, From or Quote pricing only after checking it. Leave specialist promises and learning outcomes out unless they are supported.
Choose enquiries or appointments
An enquiry-first page works when you need a conversation before agreeing lessons. Straightforward one-person appointments can suit a consultation with a known duration. Review preparation time, breaks and the business timezone before publishing.
Keep family information minimal
Use an adult parent or guardian as the contact for children’s enquiries. Do not ask for student records, medical information or unnecessary sensitive details. Move complex intake to an appropriate, separately controlled process.
Test the whole journey
Use fictional details to check the page on a phone, submit an enquiry and inspect its saved record. Where booking is enabled, test cancellation and rescheduling. BookBizzy’s email jobs are held in this preview, so it is not ready to run live lesson reminders.
Explore your own starting point
Keep your website or create a simple page. Use fictional details while testing the preview.
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