What equipment do I need for online lessons?

Most lessons just need a laptop, tablet, or phone with a camera and a stable internet connection. Specific equipment (instruments, props, study materials) depends on the skill — your coach will share what to have ready before your first session.

Which platform do online lessons use?

Most coaches use Zoom or Google Meet. Some use the TeachMe.To in-app video. Your coach will share the link after booking — no separate accounts required.

Can I record my lessons?

Many coaches are happy to let you record sessions for personal review. Just ask before recording — it’s always a courtesy to check.

Do group or semi-private lessons work online?

Yes. Many coaches offer pairs and small-group online sessions at a lower per-person cost. You can filter for the lesson type on the browse page.

Which skills work best online?

Music, languages, tutoring, fitness coaching, art, strategy/chess, and many others translate well to video. Anything that benefits from coaching, demonstration, and feedback works — even without an in-person setup.

How fast does my internet need to be?

A standard home connection (around 15 Mbps or higher) handles HD video comfortably. A laptop or tablet generally works better than a phone for richer interaction with your coach.