Training Requirements & Proposals (Learners)

Practical guide to managing multiple Training Requirements on Tutorac — covers the My Training Posts hub, one-per-goal naming, status-tab triage, four-counter daily check, cross-tutor scheduling, budget management, when to close vs. keep active, and when to consolidate or split requirements.

Reference guide to the anatomy of a Tutorac proposal — breaks down all 9 sections (tutor header, cover letter, price, scope/hours, schedule, milestones, attachments, action buttons, progress timeline), with signals of a strong proposal vs a weak one, and 7 FAQs.

Practical guide to negotiating a tutor’s proposal on Tutorac — what is and isn’t negotiable, how to open the chat from a proposal, how to ask for changes, 5 copy-paste message templates (lower price, tighten scope, switch to fixed price, adjust schedule, stronger milestones), how revised proposals work, when to use a Free Demo or…

Step-by-step guide to editing and closing Training Requirements on Tutorac — covers the Edit and Close actions on the Active Training Requirement details page, the 5 closing reasons (No suitable match / Cancelled / Filled elsewhere / All positions filled / Created by mistake), what happens to proposals after closing, and how to handle drafts…

Complete guide to hiring a tutor on Tutorac — walks through opening Hire Now from a proposal, every field on the Send Training Offer page (Title, Hourly vs Fixed price, Training Schedule, Description, Attachments), the Tutorac Payment Protection (escrow) note, what happens after the tutor accepts, and how cancellation works.

Step-by-step guide to viewing and comparing tutor proposals on Tutorac — covers the My Training Posts hub, status tabs, the proposals page layout, what to compare across proposals, and how to take next steps (message, bookmark, demo, hire, or invite more tutors).

Complete guide to posting a Training Requirement on Tutorac — covers both the AI-assisted (Get matched now) flow and the 5-step manual wizard, the Review & Post page, what fields to expect, and what happens after you go live.