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Setting Up Recurring Weekly Lessons

Once you have completed a trial lesson and decided to continue with a teacher, you can set up recurring weekly lessons. Your lessons will be auto-scheduled at the same day and time each week so you never have to rebook manually.

How to Set Up Recurring Lessons

  1. Start from your Lessons dashboard and click Book lesson for the course you want to continue. Recurring lessons unlock once you have completed a trial lesson with the teacher.
  2. Choose Recurring as the lesson type.
  3. Choose a lesson duration if the teacher offers multiple options.
  4. Select your preferred weekly day and time slot from the teacher's availability.
  5. Complete checkout. Every lesson in the next 30 days is scheduled and charged right away — your course credits are used first — and your upcoming lessons appear on the calendar immediately.

How Course Balance Works

Tissimo uses a per-course balance system. Each course with a teacher has its own balance, and upcoming lessons are deducted from that balance automatically. If you enable auto-refill, your balance is topped up using your payment method on file when it runs low.

  • Your balance is tied to a specific course, not shared across teachers.
  • You can view your current balance from your Lessons page.
  • If enabled, auto-refill keeps lessons running without interruption — otherwise lessons pause when credits run out.

Managing Your Schedule

You can manage your recurring lessons from your Lessons page. From there you can view upcoming lessons, cancel a specific lesson, or pause your recurring schedule.

If you need to change the weekly time, use Reschedule series on your recurring lesson card to pick a new slot from your teacher's availability.

Tips for Success

  • Pick a consistent time that fits your weekly routine — regularity builds momentum.
  • Keep enough balance loaded to cover at least two to three weeks of lessons.
  • Use the Practice page between lessons to reinforce what you learned.

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