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Join Our Team of Caring, Confident Tutors

At Liezl Gebhard Life Guidance, we’re building more than a tutoring service — we’re creating a space where learners feel supported, understood, and empowered. If you believe in personalized teaching, meaningful growth, and being part of a purpose-driven team, we’d love to hear from you.

Work with Purpose

Support teens in real ways — not just academics, but confidence and life skills too.

Flexible Earnings

Earn through a fair revenue-share model: you keep up to 80% of your tutoring income.

Admin-Free Teaching

We handle the bookings, platform, and support — you focus on helping students thrive.

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Questions? Contact us — we’d love to chat.

Revenue Share / Commission Model

How it works:

Liezl Gebhard Tailored Tutoring provides the platform. Tutors list their services. When they earn, a percentage goes to Liezl Gebhard Tailored Tutoring.

Common Split:

  • 70% to tutor / 30% to platform (standard)
  • Could start with 80/20 to attract new tutors

Pros:

  • Low upfront cost for tutors = easier to attract them
  • Scales well as the platform grows
  • Liezl Gebhard Tailored Tutoring earns passively on every session

Cons:

  • Requires a good booking/payment system
  • May require contracts or terms to clarify expectations

Fixed Monthly Fee from Tutors

How it works:

Tutors pay a fixed fee to use the platform, regardless of how much they earn.

Example:

  • R500–R2000/month per tutor depending on exposure or services
  • Tiered packages: Basic Listing / Featured Tutor / Admin Support

Pros:

  • Predictable income for Liezl Gebhard Tailored Tutoring
  • Simple to manage

Cons:

  • Harder to convince new tutors to join before they’ve earned anything
  • Doesn’t scale earnings with success

Pay-per-Lead or Pay-per-Booking

How it works:

Tutors pay per student lead or confirmed session via the platform.

Example:

  • R50 per qualified lead
  • R100 per confirmed booking

Pros:

  • Tutors only pay when they benefit
  • Good balance of fairness and income

Cons:

  • Need clear tracking
  • Risk of disputes if students don’t convert

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