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> Lesson & Payment Record Chart 2010-2011 (3 page pdf)
Summertime is a great time to do some planning for the next academic year of teaching! As you can see, I’ve been keeping busy….. This chart is designed for the 2010-2011 year in mind, starting in September.
What this chart records:
This chart provides a simple way to track student attendance/absences for lessons and tuition payments.
How to use this chart:
In the first column, enter your students’ names. At each lesson, enter the lesson date (e.g., 9/14) corresponding with that week of lessons. If the student misses a lesson for some reason, that box may be marked with a slash, or left blank so that the make-up lesson date may be later written in. Any lessons that are paid for should be marked with a checkmark in each little circle. Please see the up-close picture below for an example.
The 3 pages of this chart can be easily 3-hole punched and placed in a 3 ring binder, for maximum convenience when teaching.
I hope some of you find my chart useful!
Record of Lesson Attendance & Payment (2020-21) (212.8 KiB, 32,439 hits)
This is great! Thank you!
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! Thank you so much!
You’re welcome!
This has been very useful in organizing my studio. I have not been overly happy with my present system and this has helped.
There’s a new android app that schedules appointments and tracks attendance and payments. It’s called Clientap and has a website – clientap.com . I use it daily and it’s made keeping track of my students easy.
Thanks for posting, Jeff! I don’t have an Android device but this sounds like a very useful app for those who do.
Hello Jeff,
I am facing challenges with the app, it’s asking me to pay but when I click on “purchase now” button, it says items not found.
I had been using it comfortably since more than a year, recently i changed my phone and since then it has become a problem.
Is this still available for download? I cannot find the file.
Thank you
My apologies, Jen! I’ve added a more clear link to the blog post.
May I please have a copy of your excel file? This will be helpful for my riding lessons.