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Running a tutoring business day to day means scheduling, tracking lessons, preparing the new term and leaving spreadsheets behind.
OperationsDo private tutors need professional insurance?
Professional liability insurance is not mandatory for private tutors in France, but it covers damage you cause to a student or a family.
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OperationsHow Kadrella's AI Calls a Person for Decisions
Kadrella runs most daily admin on its own. When a decision needs a human, its AI places a real WhatsApp voice call instead of a message nobody reads.
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OperationsKadrella for solo tutors and multi-teacher teams
A tutor managing their own lessons no longer sees the screens built for a multi-teacher business: Kadrella adapts to the choice made at signup.
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OperationsKadrella adapts to your currency and timezone
Kadrella detects your currency and timezone at signup and applies them everywhere: invoices, payment images, reports, and dashboards.
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OperationsThe Clause That Stops Tutoring Payment Disputes
A tutoring contract covers rate, payment terms and a 24-hour cancellation clause, the detail that turns a no-show into a billable lesson. What to include.
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OperationsTwo WhatsApp Messages That Stop No-Shows
A WhatsApp lesson reminder sent the evening before and again two hours ahead cuts no-shows. Timing, wording and the French consent rules to follow.
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OperationsRunning an intensive revision course
An intensive revision course turns a quiet holiday week into revenue. Set the format, price a package, fill the seats and run the days.
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OperationsGDPR for private tutors: protecting student data
A plain guide to GDPR for private tutors in France: which student data you hold, how long to keep it, and the habits that keep you compliant.
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OperationsRunning private tutoring lessons online
Online private tutoring changes almost everything: video setup, attention, attendance, billing and data rules. Here is how to keep the quality.
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OperationsPreparing your tutoring business for the school year
Reconfirm your students, fill your schedule and update your rates before September: how to prepare your private tutoring business for the new term.
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OperationsA Weekly Schedule That Survives 12+ Students
Forgotten changes and duplicate slots can cost a tutor 36 hours a year. How to set a recurring base, handle exceptions and keep billing accurate.
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OperationsManaging your tutoring business without spreadsheets
A spreadsheet handles five students fine. Here is where it breaks and how tutoring software tracks lessons, students and payments instead.
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