Tutor Website Checklist
A useful tutor website should reduce uncertainty for students and parents. It should make the subject, teaching approach, availability, trust signals, and next step easy to understand.
Start here: If you are choosing a platform, read Best Website Builders for Tutors.
Essential information
- Subjects and levels taught
- Lesson formats
- Who the lessons are for
- Availability or scheduling process
- Pricing or pricing guidance
- Contact/enquiry method
Build trust appropriately
- Relevant qualifications and experience
- Genuine testimonials where available
- Clear explanation of teaching approach
- Useful sample resources or educational content when appropriate
Make the next step obvious
A visitor should know how to ask a question, request a lesson, book a call, or begin the process. Keep the primary action visible on mobile.
If you publish resources
- Organize resources into useful topics.
- Link related articles and lesson pages.
- Prioritize accuracy and usefulness over publishing volume.
- Keep old information updated.
Before launch
- Test every form and booking link.
- Check phone/email details.
- Test the site on mobile.
- Proofread subjects, prices, and schedules.
- Set up analytics and conversion tracking where appropriate.