When determining the pricing for your group classes, there are several factors to consider. Each customer/learner will pay the price you write after any applicable discounts. Aggregated cashflow will depend on how many learners have enrolled. Here are some guidelines to help you:
1. Calculate your costs: Take into account your time, effort, and resources required to deliver the classes. Consider factors like preparation, teaching materials, and any additional expenses.
2. Research the market: Analyse what other tutors or similar group classes are charging for similar content and duration. This will give you an idea of the competitive pricing in the market.
3. Value and expertise: Assess your unique expertise, experience, and the value you provide through your classes. If you have specialised knowledge or offer a high-quality learning experience, you can consider pricing your classes at a premium.
4. Class size: Consider the number of learners you can accommodate in each session. If you can offer individual attention and personalised guidance even in a group setting, you might be able to charge a higher fee.
5. Feedback and demand: As you conduct your group classes, gather feedback from learners and parents. Evaluate the demand for your classes and adjust your pricing accordingly.