Unless you teach adults, the person reading your website is rarely the student. It is a parent who has just seen a disappointing mock result, or who is worrying about the 11 plus, or who has been told their child needs support with reading. They are anxious, they are comparing several tutors, and they want reassurance quickly.
What settles a parent is detail. Which subjects and levels you cover, which exam boards you know, whether lessons are online or at home, what your background is, and how you keep them informed about progress. Tutor listing sites squeeze all of that into a small profile next to your competitors. Your own website lets you explain it properly, in your voice.
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