A website for a tutor — prove you are worth the hour
Parents and adult learners choose a tutor on trust: qualifications, results, and a sense that their child will be safe and well taught. Your website has to do that work before the first message. Sorted Online writes and publishes it for you in minutes — your own domain and forwarding email included, £15 a month by UK Direct Debit.
What a tutor's website actually needs
- Subjects and levels. Be specific: "GCSE and A-level maths", "11+ verbal reasoning", "adult beginner piano". Vague tutors get vague enquiries.
- Your qualifications and experience. Degree, PGCE, QTS number, years teaching, exam-board familiarity.
- How lessons run. Online, in person, or both; one-to-one or small group; lesson length and frequency.
- Safeguarding and DBS. If you teach children, say that you hold an enhanced DBS check and where you teach. Parents look for this.
- Your rates, or a clear "from £X per hour". People filter on price early.
- Availability and how to book a first lesson. An intro call or a trial lesson lowers the barrier.
What customers type before they contact you
"A-level maths tutor [town]", "11+ tutor near me", "online GCSE science tutor", "piano teacher [city]". Search intent is subject plus level plus place (or "online"). Use those exact words on the page.
Why parents check more than one tutor
Choosing a tutor means letting someone work closely with a child, often weekly for a year. Parents compare several. A tidy website with real qualifications, a DBS statement, and clear rates makes you the safe choice — and saves you repeating the same questions in every first message.
What it costs
£15 a month for your website, your own domain, and forwarding email on that domain, paid by UK Direct Debit through GoCardless. Nothing to pay at sign-up. See what a small business website costs.
How it works
- Tell us about your teaching: subjects, levels, qualifications, and how you run lessons.
- We write and publish the pages for you.
- Choose your domain; we register it and set it up.
- Add a Direct Debit and you are live.
Add a new subject or update your rates later? Tell us and we update the site.
Next step
Start your website. It takes a few minutes, and your first site is usually live within minutes after that.
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