Education centre website: courses, teachers and proof of outcomes
A training centre sells a future outcome — a passed IELTS, a first job. The site has to prove that outcome is achievable with you.
The course page is the core unit
A list of course names does not sell. Give each course a page with the module programme, duration, sessions per week, group size, required starting level and price.
State the entry level clearly — many drop-offs happen because people cannot tell whether the course fits. An on-site level test both qualifies and captures leads.
Teachers and outcome evidence
People buy the teacher. Show education, teaching experience and, for language centres, the teacher's own exam score; for IT courses, industry experience matters more than teaching years.
Make results concrete: graduate certificates with scores, student projects, employment stories naming companies. 'Our graduates succeed' persuades nobody.
Schedule, price and trial lesson
Publish group start dates, days, branch, teacher and remaining places, and state the format explicitly — offline, online or hybrid — since online seekers outside Tashkent are a real audience.
Show prices openly and highlight instalment options, which are decisive for a large share of families. Payme and Click monthly payments are genuinely used, and a free trial lesson is the strongest conversion step — give it its own button.