Tutoring invoice template
For private tutors, music teachers and coaches. List each lesson date so parents can see exactly what they are paying for, and offer package discounts in one click.
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What to include on a tutoring invoice
- Student name and who is paying (often a parent).
- Subject and lesson dates in the billing period.
- Lesson length and rate.
- Materials or exam fees as separate lines.
- Cancellation policy.
Tips to get paid faster
- 1Invoice monthly in advance for regular students.
- 2Offer a block-booking discount (for example 10% off 10 lessons) with the Discount option.
- 3Put your cancellation policy on every invoice.
- 4A one-line progress note makes invoices feel personal, and parents love it.
- 5Use a separate invoice number series if you also run group classes.
Frequently asked questions
Should tutors invoice in advance or after lessons?
Many tutors bill monthly in advance for regular slots, which secures the booking. Occasional lessons are usually billed afterwards.
How do I show a package discount?
Add the lessons at your normal rate, then enable Discount as a percentage. Parents see both the full price and the saving.
Who should the invoice be addressed to?
Whoever pays, usually the parent or guardian. Put the student’s name in the line item description.