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Teacher Class Guide
This guide provides the information needed to post your class or events on the Heart Encounters website.  This is one of the primary ways students find your classes.  
A circle at the end of a line means to click for helpful hints
    Can be a class, tutoring, a seminar, event. symposium, forum, etc
    Can be a private lesson, a group, or both. Indicate class size limit if applicable.
    If the class requires a certain level of learning, explain. (Example: student must take Pottery 1 before registering for Pottery 2).
    Can be a one time event, a class that lasts for weeks or months, an ongoing class, that has no start or end date, a drop-in class, private lessons. (Example: 2 hours, 3 weeks, 2 months, 1 year, ongoing, according to student's progress, etc.)
    Drop-in classes or individually scheduled classes may not need a start date.
    Drop-in classes and individually scheduled classes may not need an end date.
    If you and your student need to agree on times, explain available times or things the student needs to know if their schedule needs to work with your schedule. (Example: Only available Wednesday and Friday from 3 - 5pm, etc.)
    If you and your student need to agree on times, explain available times or things the student needs to know if their schedule needs to work with your schedule. (Cannot schedule on weekends, etc)
    Example: 2 times a week, Monthly, Quarterly, etc.
    Can meet 5 days a week, a few days a week, certain days of the month, once a month for a year, etc.
    This is helpful for you and the student to decide if the class is a good fit. It is also a good advertising tool.
    We cannot always accommodate room requests. If a room is not already being used, we try to make the requested room available for you.
    Indicate whether you want to charge for each class (each time your meet), or for a an entire class. (Example - pay up front for a 6 week class, pay weekly, pay hourly or for a one time seminar, etc). Classes can be free.
    Explain any additional costs. If the student needs to purchase books, art supplies or any other materials, tell them how much, when to pay and what is covered in the additional cost.
    Explain what the student will learn, what they will do, the purpose of the class. Be creative about how you describe your class.
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