The description has three parts, at least 100 characters each. Write in the language you'll teach: an English student wants to see how you write in English right away.
1. About me
Who you are, where you're from, what you enjoy about teaching. A few words about hobbies make the profile feel alive.
Example: “Hi! I'm Olena from Kyiv. I've taught English for 6 years and love the moment a student starts speaking freely. In my free time I travel and watch series without subtitles.”
2. Teaching experience
How many years you've taught, who you've worked with (kids, teens, adults), which exams you've prepared students for, your certificates, how you structure lessons.
3. Why choose me
Speak to the student directly: how you'll help and what result they'll get.
“I'll help you prepare for IELTS in 3 months: we'll go through the test format and do practice tasks every week” works better than “I have exam preparation experience”.
What to write and what not to
- Specifics: years, exams, student results
- Short paragraphs, easy to read
- Your style and approach
- Your last name or a CV-style text
- Phone, email, links, social media
- Promises of discounts or free lessons
Profiles with contacts or links don't pass review. The free trial is a separate switch on the “Price” step — no need to mention it in the description.