Choosing your subjects and levels

Precision beats breadth. A long list of vague subjects wins fewer bookings than a short list of exact ones.

Be specific

Learners search for what they’re actually studying — a named course, exam, or language level. Matching that exactly puts you in front of the right people.

Only list what you’d teach tomorrow

Listing a subject you’re rusty in produces trial lessons that don’t convert, and reviews you won’t enjoy.

Levels matter as much as subjects

Mentoryn spans elementary through university, adult learning, and professional development. Teaching a subject at one level doesn’t mean teaching it at all of them — say which you want.