What are the names of the activities you are teaching? We recommend making the titles descriptive, with your own compelling angle, and clear so parents know what to expect. Rather than just saying “Beginner Ballet”, you want to stand out with a unique title like "Ballet for Toddlers with Music from Frozen and Moana". If you would like to teach multiple classes, list all of the proposed ideas to increase your chance of one of the classes being approved. View an example class at http://kidp.as/sampleclass.

What should parents expect? We recommend making the descriptions enticing and vivid. The more details, the better! What will kids do in the class? Who is the class intended for? How is the class taught? What skills will kids leave the class having learned? View an example class at http://kidp.as/sampleclass.

Please include the dates and times of your classes, and include your time zone. If this is a semester/multi-session course, please specify start/end dates. Here is an example: “November 1st to January 1st, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10am-1pm ET” or “Drop-in classes every Monday and Friday, 9:30-10am ET”. You can always change your schedule down the road.