Tutoring Center Flyers

List 4 to 6 core subjects like math, reading, writing, science, and test prep. Include a grade-level grid (K-12) so parents see coverage. Our 8.5x11 flyer holds a clean subject table with room for your improvement band and QR code. Limit to 6 subjects to avoid clutter.

Use 100lb gloss cover for durability and shine. This 8.5x11 stock resists tears during school fairs and mail handling. Gloss finish makes colors pop for your subject grid and student photos. Order 500 to 1,000 for a single campaign to multiple feeder schools.

Yes, we print variable QR codes on each flyer. Assign a unique code per mail zip or event booth to track tour sign-ups. For a 5,000 flyer run targeting 10 zips, we produce 500 unique codes per zone. This helps franchise owners report enrollment source by route.

No, avoid dollar amounts on the main flyer. Instead, use a call-to-action like 'Schedule a Free Assessment' with your QR code. Pricing changes seasonally and varies by location. Keep the flyer focused on outcomes and center credibility. Save rates for the follow-up email or consultation. Many shops start near 500 pieces at 8.5x11.

Use the brand's approved header, logo, and color palette. Add a local proof block like 'Serving [Suburb] since 2018 · 400+ students' near the bottom. Our template leaves room for both national compliance and local stats. We check your artwork against brand guidelines before printing 1,000 flyers.

A center flyer is 8.5x11 and promotes the whole brand with multiple subjects and a tour QR. Single-subject tutor cards are smaller (5.5x8.5) and focus on one tutor's expertise. Use center flyers for school partnerships and mail campaigns. Use tutor cards for individual referrals or tutor-specific events.

Update outcome stats every 6 months or after a new semester ends. For example, replace '85% improved one grade level' with fresh data from spring assessments. Print a new batch of 500 flyers for the next back-to-school night. Stale stats reduce credibility with parents.

Yes, if you use EDDM (Every Door Direct Mail) or a targeted list from a broker. Check district policies: some require prior approval for non-school materials. We print 8.5x11 flyers with a postal barcode and can sort by zip. Start with 2,000 pieces to test response in one feeder area.