A dedicated IGCSE tuition centre in Cheras and Puchong, with teachers following one trained, centre-managed system rather than whatever each tutor prefers.
Those four numbers above are already true and already public — they sit on your Google listing and your Facebook page right now. But a parent who finds you through a search lands on a four-page wordpress.com blog whose most recent content is from 2021, and nothing there tells them what the numbers do.
A centre with 129 five-star reviews and a decade of students has earned a page that opens with exactly that. This is what that would look like.
"Recognised as the Best Tuition Centre by Trusted Malaysia."
Your own words, from your Facebook page — and currently nowhere on your website.
Running two branches is the single hardest thing to communicate on a four-page blog, and the easiest thing to fix. Parents want to know which one is nearer and whether it makes any difference.
Confirm both addresses and whether there are other branches — a third location came up in searches but I couldn't verify it. Also worth stating whether subjects and timetables differ between the two, because parents assume they do and ask.
Your current site has a "Recommended Subjects" page. That material moves straight across — it just needs to say clearly which subjects run at which branch.
Full subject list, year groups taken, class sizes, and whether you offer one-to-one alongside group classes. Also: do you enter students for Cambridge as school candidates, or do they register as private candidates? Parents ask this constantly and almost no centre answers it online.
With 129 five-star reviews behind you, this is the one section that turns a good impression into an enrolment. It should sit directly under the subject list.
Your most recent series results: how many students sat, the grade spread, and any standout individual outcomes. Your own students only — nothing borrowed, nothing estimated. Your site currently shows result images from February 2021.
Publishing fees loses you the enquiries that were never going to convert and wins you the ones that were. It also stops your admin answering the same WhatsApp question forty times a month.
Fee per subject per month, registration fee if any, class length, and any sibling or multi-subject discount. A range works nearly as well as exact figures if you'd rather not publish precise numbers.
Parents won't commit to a term without a trial, and won't ring to arrange one. This form is what catches the ones deciding at eleven at night.