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What to write on a teacher or school page
A bio is not a CV. It is the three sentences a parent or a student reads before they tap Register.
Start with the work, not the adjectives. “German teacher in Oran, 8 years, A1 to B2, evening groups for people preparing the exam” tells a student what they came to find. “Passionate about languages and excellence” tells them nothing they can use.
The second sentence is proof that fits in a pocket: a number of years, a neighbourhood, the levels you teach, an age group. The third sentence is the next step — how to register, when the next group starts, whether there is a free trial lesson.
If writing that feels like a chore, the dashboard has a helper that builds a bio from those answers. It is not a language model. It is a paragraph made of what you typed, in the order a stranger needs. You can edit every word before it goes live.
Do it nowWrite your bio — the helper is under the field
The page is the next step
Reading does not get you found. A published page does — and creating it is free.
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