Tutor Agreement

1. About This Agreement

In this Tutor Agreement, "you" and "your" mean the tutor; "Teacherwave", "we", "us" and "our" mean the operator of the Platform identified in section 18; and "the Platform" means the Teacherwave website, applications and related services.

Teacherwave is software you use to run your own tutoring. It is not a marketplace, an agency or an introduction service. We do not find you students, we do not list you in any directory, and we take no part in the arrangement between you and the people you teach.

This Tutor Agreement supplements the general Terms and Conditions. Where there is any conflict between the two in respect of tutors, this Tutor Agreement prevails to the extent of the conflict.

You accept this Tutor Agreement when you accept the rules summary the Platform shows you on first sign-in, and each time you continue to use it as a tutor. That summary carries a version number; when it changes materially you are asked to accept the new version before you continue. We may update this Agreement and will give reasonable notice of material changes, publishing the date of the most recent update at the top of this page.

2. Independent Contractor Status

You are an independent service provider operating your own business. You are not an employee, worker, agent, franchisee, legal representative or partner of Teacherwave, and nothing in this Agreement creates any such relationship. You control how you teach, set your own prices and availability, choose which students to accept, and may offer your services anywhere else you like.

Your tutoring contract is with your student, not with us. We are not a party to it. We do not employ you, do not supply you with clients, and take no commission on what you charge.

You are responsible for lesson preparation and delivery, teaching quality, professional conduct, your availability, your own equipment and internet connection, your taxes and declarations, invoices where required, insurance where you choose to hold it, and compliance with applicable law.

This section is about your relationship with Teacherwave, and nothing else. If you teach for an academy, whatever you and that academy have agreed governs the two of you — including who employs whom, what you are paid and who decides what you teach — and we are not a party to it and take no view on it. What changes on the Platform when you teach for an academy is set out in sections 4, 6, 9, 10 and 16: the academy pays for your access, holds your join link, decides which students come to you, owns the teaching plan you work from, and can see your students' progress. Everything in this Agreement continues to apply to your use of the Platform.

Your tutor account is personal to you and non-transferable. You must not share account access, delegate or subcontract lessons, use a substitute tutor, or permit any other person to teach through your account.

3. Eligibility and Your Account

You must be at least 18 years old and legally able to enter into this Agreement. You must give accurate account information and keep it up to date. You can register with an email address and password, or by signing in with a Google account.

There is no application and no approval step. You may begin using the Platform as soon as you have created an account and confirmed your email address. We do not verify your qualifications, your identity or your right to teach, and we make no representation about you to anyone — because we do not present you to anyone. Any statement about your experience or credentials that you publish through the Platform is yours, and you are responsible for its accuracy.

You are responsible for keeping your password secure and for everything done through your account. Tell us promptly if you believe it has been used without your permission.

4. Your Subscription and What It Costs

The Platform is provided to tutors on a single monthly subscription. There is one product at one price. There are no tiers, no per-student charge and no percentage of anything you earn.

• The price. The standard price is €24.99 per month, shown on the Platform and on our public pages before you subscribe, and charged monthly in advance. While the founding offer is open, a tutor who subscribes pays a €19.99 per month founding price instead and keeps it for as long as their subscription continues. The founding offer is available for a limited time and we may close it at any moment; closing it changes nothing for a tutor already subscribed on it.
• A regional price. In some countries outside the European Union, chosen by us to help tutors in emerging markets, a tutor who lives in that country and subscribes from there is offered a regional price of €15.99 per month instead of the standard or founding price. To give it, we record the country in your profile, the country your connection comes from when you subscribe (which our network provider works out from your IP address) and the billing country you give Stripe. You keep the regional price for as long as your subscription continues, even if we later stop offering it in your country. If the information you gave was untrue, or you move to a country without a regional price, we may move your subscription to the normal price from your next billing period, after telling you. Every tutor in the European Union is offered the same prices.
• Other currencies. Our prices are set in euros. Where our pages also show a price in another currency, it is an approximate conversion for information only; what you pay in that currency depends on the exchange rate applied when you pay.
• Your first month is free, and no card is taken to start. You can create your account and explore straight away. Your free period of access starts when you verify your email address, which is also what lets you add and invite students; we do not ask for payment details for it, and we will remind you before it ends.
• If you do not subscribe. When your free period ends without a subscription, your account becomes read-only as described in section 16. It is not closed and nothing is deleted.
• If you subscribe during your free period, the days you have left are carried over and you are not charged until they run out.
• Free months you earn by referring other tutors are added to your free period or your subscription as section 4A describes.
• Cancelling. You may cancel at any time. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for; you keep full access until then, and every lesson already booked in that period goes ahead. We do not pro-rate or refund a part-used month, because you keep the whole of it.
• Failed payments. If a payment fails we will tell you and give you the opportunity to update your card. If it remains unpaid, your account becomes read-only.

If you teach for an academy, none of the above applies to you. The academy holds one subscription that covers every tutor it employs, and pays for it. You are not charged, you are shown no price, no card and no invoice, and there is nothing for you to subscribe to or cancel while you belong to it. Your own free period was used up when you accepted the academy's invitation, so it is not waiting for you afterwards.

Your access then depends on the academy's subscription, not on anything you can do. If the academy's subscription lapses, every tutor in it — including you — becomes read-only as described in section 16, and only the academy can put that right. If the academy removes you, or the academy is closed, you keep your account, your students and everything you have taught, and your access falls back to your own subscription: with your free period already used, that means your account is read-only until you subscribe yourself.

Subscription payments are processed by Stripe. We do not receive or store your card details. Your invoices and receipts are available through Stripe's billing portal, which you can reach from your account.

4A. Referring Other Tutors

If you teach independently, you have a referral link for inviting other tutors to the Platform. It is separate from your invite links for students and does not bring students to you. For each tutor who joins through it and goes on to pay for their subscription, you earn one month of your own subscription free. If you teach for an academy, you have no referral link and this section does not apply to you while you do.

• Who counts as yours. When somebody opens your link, the browser they open it in remembers it for 30 days, and if they open another tutor's referral link in that time, the later link replaces yours. If they then create a new tutor account in that browser within those 30 days, they are recorded as referred by you. Only a new tutor account counts — not an account that already existed, not one created through an academy's invitation, and not a student account. Who referred a tutor is recorded when their account is created and is never changed afterwards, by anyone, including us.
• What earns the month. The tutor you referred must confirm their email address and then make their first subscription payment — a payment of more than nothing. Because the free days they have left carry over into their subscription, that is normally once their own free month has run out. There is no deadline: if they first pay months later, it still counts.
• One month for each tutor, with no limit. Each tutor you refer can earn you one month, once, and there is no limit on how many tutors you refer. The tutor who joins gets the same free month every new tutor gets, and nothing more, so do not promise them anything else.

How you receive a month. We add it as soon as it is earned, to whatever you have at that moment, and email you to say so:

• if you are still in your own free month, your free month lasts one month longer;
• if you are subscribed, your next payment moves one month later. We change the date of your subscription with Stripe; nothing is charged or refunded, and several months add up;
• if you have cancelled but are still within the period you have paid for, your access lasts one month longer and your cancellation takes effect then. Earning a month does not undo your cancellation;
• otherwise — if your account is read-only, a payment of yours is overdue, you have started to subscribe and not finished, or you have not yet confirmed your email address — we keep the month for you and add it as soon as there is something to add it to: when you confirm your email address, when your subscription is paid up again, or when you next subscribe, in which case each month we kept is added as free time before your first payment. A month we keep for you never expires. On its own it does not lift read-only access to your account; subscribing does.

A month is yours once it is earned. We do not take it back, even if the tutor you referred later cancels their subscription, is refunded or closes their account. We may also give you a free month ourselves; it is added in the same way.

It is not money. A free month is free time on your own Teacherwave subscription and nothing else. It has no cash value, and cannot be paid out, exchanged or moved to another account.

Finn is not included. Finn, our AI add-on (section 11), is not part of this programme. A free month you earn covers your Teacherwave subscription only — it does not pay for Finn or any other add-on, and if you have Finn, Finn is billed as usual while your free month runs.

What each of you sees. You see the name of each tutor who joined through your link, the date they joined, and whether they have earned you a month yet — which tells you whether they have made their first subscription payment — or that their referral does not count. You see nothing else about their account, their students or their billing. If you joined through another tutor's referral link, that tutor sees the same about you. If a tutor you referred later closes their account, a month they had already earned you stays yours, and their name is no longer shown.

Our review. There are no automatic checks: we look at referrals ourselves. Until the tutor you referred makes their first payment, we may decide that their referral does not count if we reasonably believe it is not genuine — for example, a second account of your own, or an account created only to earn a month. Share your link honestly: do not send it as unsolicited bulk messages, and do not present yourself as acting for Teacherwave.

If you close your account, any month you have earned and not yet received ends with it. We may change or end this programme in the way section 1 describes for changes to this Agreement; a month you have already earned is kept.

5. Payments Between You and Your Students

Teacherwave takes no part in the money between you and your students. We do not collect it, hold it, process it, take a share of it, or account for it to anyone. Your students pay you directly, by whatever method the two of you agree — bank transfer, PayPal, Wise, cash, or anything else. What you charge and how you are paid is entirely between you.

The Platform records nothing about that money: there are no prices, payment records or payment details on it. Keeping your own record of what your students pay you is your responsibility.

Because no payment passes through us, we cannot and will not:

• refund a student, in whole or in part, for any reason;
• reverse, hold, release or otherwise intervene in a payment;
• adjudicate a dispute between you and a student about money;
• guarantee that a student will pay you, or recover a payment they do not make;
• issue an invoice, receipt or tax document to your student on your behalf.

You are responsible for agreeing payment terms with your students, for asking for payment, for issuing any invoice or receipt they require, and for pursuing anything unpaid. If a student pays you and something goes wrong, that is a matter between the two of you.

Your own PayPal subscription button. If we switch it on for your account, you may paste the code for your own PayPal subscription button into your settings, and the Platform will show your students a page with that button on it. It is your button and your PayPal account. The subscription a student starts is between you, that student and PayPal: the money goes to you, Teacherwave is not a party to it, is told nothing about it, records nothing about it, and cannot refund, change or cancel it.

What you charge, what the subscription covers, what happens if a student cancels it or stops paying, and every obligation you owe that student and PayPal, are yours. You are responsible for complying with PayPal's own terms, for the accuracy of what your button offers, and for any tax or invoicing that follows from it. Showing the button does not make us your agent, your payment processor or a party to your arrangement.

We do not run the code you paste. We read the identifiers out of it — your PayPal account and the plan — and build the button ourselves, so nothing you paste executes on your students' screens. That means styling choices in the code you paste are not carried over. We may switch this off for your account at any time; your students' page stops working when we do, and what you have set up is kept.

6. Your Students and Your Invite Link

Your students are your own. You bring them; we do not supply them. There is no directory, no search and no ranking on the Platform, and no student can reach you except through an invitation from you.

You are given a personal invite link. Anyone who opens it — whether or not you sent it to them — sees your name, your photo, your headline and what you teach, and may create a student account attached to you or, if they already have one, add you as one of their tutors. The link is yours to share as you see fit, and you are responsible for who you share it with.

You also have a second link, for students you teach on another platform (such as a teaching marketplace). A student who joins through it gets everything on the Platform except lessons and messages: they see no calendar, cannot ask for a lesson and cannot be booked into one here, by you or anyone else, are not put into your group classes, cannot message you or be messaged by you here (privately or in a group's chat), and are not shown your payment button even if you have one switched on. These limits are there to help you keep to that platform's rules; they do not replace them, and it remains your responsibility to check and follow the rules of any platform you work through. You can move a student between the two kinds from their row on your list; moving a student to lessons elsewhere is refused while a one-to-one lesson with them is still ahead, and takes them out of their group's upcoming classes. Opening your other link does not change what an existing student has. The second link is not available if you teach for an academy.

Changing your invite link is permanent. The previous link stops working immediately and for ever, and anyone you have already sent it to who has not yet joined will find it does not work. We cannot restore a retired link.

Every student is asked for their date of birth when they join you. You are shown whether a student is under 18 and, where a parent or guardian holds the account, that person's name. You are not shown either date of birth.

If you teach for an academy, your link is the academy's to hand out. You still have one and students still join you through it, but it is shown only to your academy's admins, who send it to the students they want you to teach. You cannot see it, change it or share it, and we never email it to you; where your academy asks us to, we send it to a prospective student on the academy's behalf. For the same reason, who is on your list is your academy's to decide, not yours: your academy can put a student on your list as well as take one off, and can move a student between its tutors, without any new link and without asking you. The controls described below are not shown to you and the Platform refuses them. Everything else in this section applies to you unchanged — those students are still yours to teach, and they stay with you if you leave the academy.

You may take a student off your active list ("archive" them) at any time, and restore them later. Archiving keeps all of their history visible to both of you and lets you both keep messaging; it prevents anything new being created, declines any lesson request they were waiting on so they are not left expecting one, takes them out of every group of yours they are in, and withdraws them from any of your group classes that have not yet started. It does not delete their account or their records, and it does not cancel a lesson already booked — you cancel that yourself if you mean to.

7. Lessons, Cancellations and Attendance

A student asks for a lesson from the availability you publish, at least twelve hours ahead. That request does not reserve the time: more than one student may ask for the same hour. The time is reserved only when you approve the request, at which point any other request for the same time is declined automatically and those students are told the time has gone. They are not told who took it. A lesson you book yourself — at any hour of your own diary, inside your published availability or not — is booked straight away, and declines any request for the same time in the same way.

You may reverse an approval you made in error. Doing so returns the lesson to a request and frees the time, but it does not restore the requests that your approval declined: those students have already been told. A request nobody acts on before its time expires on its own, and the student is told it expired rather than that you declined it.

You set how much notice you require from a student to cancel a booked one-to-one lesson. Inside that window the Platform will not let them cancel, and they are directed to contact you. You may cancel a lesson yourself at any time. A cancelled lesson keeps its record.

Group classes work differently. You book a group class yourself, and it reserves the time for every member from the moment you book it. Students cannot book, move or cancel a group class, including their own place in one, so a member who cannot attend will contact you and you withdraw them from that class. Your notice period applies to one-to-one lessons only. Section 8 describes groups in full.

You may record whether a student attended, and a note beside it. The attendance itself is shown to your student and is part of their record; the note is yours alone. It has no financial effect of any kind: no money moves, nothing is charged, and nothing is refunded, because the Platform holds nothing to move. Record attendance honestly.

Lessons held in the classroom are recorded. Recording starts automatically for every lesson, including group classes, and is kept for safeguarding, security and quality purposes. Nobody in the room — you included — can pause or stop it, and the Platform gives you no way to play back, download or share a recording of your own lessons. Tell your students that lessons are recorded, and make sure a parent or guardian knows where the student is a child.

8. Groups

You may put several of your own students into a group — a title you choose, with members drawn from your roster — to teach, message and set work to them together. Only students linked to you can be in a group, a student can be in at most one of your groups at a time, and being in a group with a student never widens what you may do with them: every action still requires them to be on your active roster.

Adding a student to a group changes three things, and the Platform tells you so before you confirm.

• Their level. A group may carry a level, and if it does, that level is written onto every member. While a student is in the group, their level with you is set on the group rather than on them. A student who leaves keeps the level they had.
• Their checklists. A group has its own shared checklists, which you tick once for everybody. Adding a student permanently deletes every individual checklist you had given them; there is no undo. A student who leaves stops seeing the group's checklists and can be given individual ones again from scratch.
• Their classes. They are put into every class of the group that has not yet started, unless they are already booked at that time, in which case that class is skipped and you are told. Removing a student withdraws them from every class that has not yet started and leaves past classes as they were.

Every group has a group chat that every current member can read and write. Members can see each other's names and everything written in the thread, and the Platform tells each student so on the day they join. Anything meant for one student alone belongs in your private thread with them. The Platform writes into the group chat itself when a class is booked, moved or cancelled.

A test set to a group produces one independent assessment per member — each student's own to sit and yours to mark — and it outlives the group. A group's checklists belong to the group.

Archiving a group takes every member out of it, exactly as if each had been removed, and keeps its history, level and checklists; restoring it gives you back an empty group. A group that has taught a class can be archived but not deleted. A class with nobody left in it is cancelled, and a cancelled class cannot be revived — book a new one.

9. Your Content and Your Records

You keep ownership of everything you create on the Platform: your assessment questions, your tests, your checklists, your feedback, your report cards and your notes — including anything you drafted with an assistant of your own and imported (section 11). You grant us a non-exclusive licence to host, store and display that content solely so that we can provide the Platform to you and to the students you have shared it with.

You are responsible for having the right to use any material you upload, and for it not infringing anyone else's rights.

If you teach for an academy, the teaching plan is the academy's and the teaching record is yours. The academy's question bank, tests and checklists belong to the academy, are written by its admins, and are yours to use with your students but not to write, edit or delete — the Platform refuses those actions and tells you why. What you do with them is yours: the copy you assign to a student, the marks and feedback you give, the report cards you write, the levels and notes you record, and every message and lesson. If you leave the academy you keep all of that and lose only the academy's library.

We do not use your teaching materials to advertise the Platform, do not share them with other tutors, and do not sell them to anyone. They reach an AI model provider only when you ask Finn to build something, and then only as section 11 describes.

10. Data Protection and Your Students' Information

The Platform holds personal data about your students. In respect of that data we are a controller for the operation of the Platform itself, and you are responsible for how you use the information you obtain about your students through it.

You must use your students' information only to teach them and to administer your arrangement with them. You must not use it for marketing unrelated to your tutoring, and you must not disclose it to anyone else without a lawful basis — including to an AI service (section 11).

What your student sees. Each student has a progress page showing, for you, everything you record about them: the level you gave them, how far through your checklists they are, their marked assessments and your feedback on them, their report cards, and their lesson and attendance figures. You see the same page for each of your students. Two things are yours alone and are never shown to the student: the note you can keep beside their level, and the note you can keep on their attendance for a lesson. Write both on that understanding, and nothing else in the expectation of privacy.

If you teach for an academy, its admins see your students' progress. An academy admin can see which students are linked to the academy's tutors, each student's name and email address, and the same progress page you see for them — the level, the checklists, the marked assessments and your feedback, the report cards and the lesson and attendance figures — across every tutor of that academy the student is linked to. They cannot see the private note you keep beside a student's level, your messages with anyone, your calendar or your lessons. Write your feedback and report cards knowing your academy reads them.

If you teach a child, you are responsible for obtaining any consent required from a parent or guardian, and for complying with the law that applies to you.

Our Privacy Policy explains what we collect and why. Where you also act as a controller of your students' data in your own right, you are responsible for your own compliance obligations, including responding to requests your students make to you directly.

11. Working With AI — Finn and an Assistant of Your Own

Finn, our own AI, is a paid add-on. If you teach independently you can add Finn from the Add-ons page. You describe the test or learning plan you want and Finn builds it inside the Platform; the Platform then shows you everything it would create and creates it only when you confirm, exactly as for an imported file. If you teach for an academy, Finn is the academy's to buy and its admins' to use, and it is not available to you.

• Price and billing. Finn costs the monthly price shown on the Add-ons page when you subscribe, charged from the first day with no free period, and renews monthly until you cancel. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the period you have paid for, with no pro-rated refund of a part-used month. A free month you earn by referring other tutors (section 4A) does not cover Finn. Where the regional price in section 4 applies to you, Finn is offered at a lower regional price too, with a smaller monthly allowance to match, on the same conditions as section 4.
• A monthly allowance. Each billing period includes an allowance of use, shown to you as a percentage. A request that starts inside the allowance is allowed to finish; after that Finn pauses until the next period. Once per period, from 90%, you can raise the allowance at no charge, and you can ask us about a larger one. Unused allowance does not carry over, and allowance already used — including by a request that was interrupted, for example by closing the page — cannot be refunded.
• Setting it up. We set Finn up by hand after you subscribe, usually within one working day, and email you when it is ready.
• What Finn does not do. Finn writes tests and learning plans only. An automatic check may refuse a request that does not look like teaching content, and we may restrict Finn for an account that misuses it. If your account becomes read-only, Finn cannot create anything for you, but its subscription continues until you cancel it.
• What is sent, and where. Finn sends what you type into its form, your own section names, the text of your bank questions if you ask it to reuse them, and the Platform's instructions to an AI model provider — never anything about a student. The provider we use today processes requests in the People's Republic of China; our AI providers page names each provider and where it processes requests, and our Privacy Policy explains the rest. You must not type any student's or other person's personal information into Finn. We may change the model or provider behind Finn.

An assistant of your own. Instead, the Platform can prepare a written brief for you to take to an AI assistant of your own choosing — ChatGPT, Claude or whichever you already use — to draft questions for your bank, a whole test, or a checklist. You paste the brief into that assistant, save its reply as a file and upload it; the Platform checks the file, shows you everything it would create, and creates it only when you confirm.

We send nothing to your own assistant, and the file you upload is read and discarded rather than stored. The brief contains your own section names and levels so the assistant reuses them; it contains nothing about any student.

What you share with your assistant is between you and that service, under its terms. You must not give an AI service any student's personal information, and you should not paste in anything you would not want that service to hold.

Anything you import or create with Finn is your content, checked by you before you confirm it, and held to exactly the same rules as material you typed. AI can be wrong. We are not responsible for what an assistant or Finn produced, for its accuracy, or for its fitness for the student you set it to.

12. Google Calendar

You may connect your own Google Calendar. That is optional, and you can disconnect at any time. If you connect it, your booked lessons and time off are written into a calendar the Platform creates in your Google account. Your entries never name a student— a student's name is their personal data, and your Google account is outside the Platform.

You may also choose two-way sync. With it, the Platform reads the times of your own Google events so that a student cannot book over them. It reads and keeps only the start and end of each event — never its title, its description or who is in it — and reading Google can only ever add a reason not to book; it never changes a lesson.

Disconnecting stops the sync and leaves the calendar in your Google account as it is. The Privacy Policy describes what is sent to and received from Google.

13. Conduct, Safeguarding and Professional Standards

You must behave professionally and lawfully towards your students and towards us. You must not harass, discriminate against, threaten or exploit any student, and you must not use the Platform to send unlawful, abusive or harmful content.

If you teach children, you must comply with all safeguarding requirements that apply to you in your jurisdiction, including any checks, registrations or supervision requirements. We do not carry out those checks for you and do not represent to anyone that they have been done.

Tell us promptly about any safeguarding concern arising on the Platform. We may investigate, and may suspend an account while we do.

14. Taxes, Insurance and Compliance

You are solely responsible for your own taxes and social contributions on everything you earn from your students. Because no student payment passes through us, we do not withhold tax, do not issue tax documents about your teaching income, and do not report your earnings to any authority. The Platform keeps no record of your earnings, so your own bookkeeping is the only one there is.

You are responsible for any licence, registration or insurance your own circumstances require.

15. Liability and Indemnity

The Platform is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis. We do not warrant that it will be uninterrupted or error-free.

We are not liable for anything arising out of your relationship with a student, including non-payment, a dispute about money, the quality or outcome of teaching, or a student's conduct. We are not a party to that relationship and have no means of intervening in it. We are not liable for the content of anything an outside AI assistant or Finn produced for you.

Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud.

Subject to the paragraph above, our total liability to you in connection with the Platform in any twelve-month period is limited to the subscription fees you paid us in that period.

You will indemnify us against any claim brought by a student or a third party arising from your teaching, your conduct, your content, your handling of personal data, anything you shared with an AI service or typed into Finn, or any assertion that you are our employee or worker.

16. Suspension, Read-Only Access and Termination

Read-only access is not closure. If your free period ends without a subscription, or your subscription lapses, your account becomes read-only. You keep access to everything you already have — your students, groups, lessons, assessments, report cards and messages — you can still message your students, and every lesson and class already booked goes ahead and the classroom still opens for it. What you cannot do is write anything new — book or approve a lesson, schedule a class, set work, record attendance or edit a checklist — until you subscribe. Attendance for lessons taught while read-only can be recorded once you do.

If you teach for an academy there are two further ways this happens, and neither is about you. Your account becomes read-only if the academy's subscription lapses — only the academy can put that right — and if the academy removes you or is closed, because your own free period was used up when you joined it. In both cases you keep everything, your students keep everything, and every lesson already booked goes ahead. In the second, you can restore full access by subscribing yourself.

This is deliberate. Your students may already have arranged lessons with you that are still to come, and a billing matter between you and us must not deprive them of that teaching.

We may suspend or terminate your account if you breach this Agreement, if we are required to by law, or if we reasonably believe it is necessary to protect students or the Platform. Where we can, we will tell you why.

You may close your account at any time by asking us. On closure we delete your account and its associated records, including your lesson recordings, as described in our Privacy Policy. Tell your students first: closing your account removes their access to the history you shared with them.

17. General Legal Terms and Governing Law

If any provision of this Agreement is held to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue in force. Our failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver of it.

This Agreement, together with the Terms and Conditions and the Privacy Policy, is the whole agreement between us in respect of your use of the Platform as a tutor.

This Agreement is governed by Greek law, and the courts of Ioannina, Greece have jurisdiction over any dispute arising from it, without prejudice to any mandatory protection available to you under the law of the country where you live.

18. Company Information and Contact

The Platform is operated by Dale Daniel Earnshaw, trading as Teacherwave, of Ioannina, Epirus 45500, Greece. You can reach us at [email protected].

For questions about your own data, see our Privacy Policy.