Payment Policies

Here’s how it works:

2. Pay by the last Friday of the month

For current students, payment is due on the last Friday of each month for the upcoming month. A late fee applies to any late payment.

1. Pay before your first class

You’ll need to pay the monthly fee and the one time registration fee before your first class.

3. Pay in full or in two parts

You can either pay all at once or split it into two payments—half by the last Friday of the prior month, and the other half by the 15th of the month.

4. Payments in USD via PayPal

All payments must be in US dollars through PayPal.

5. No rolling over hours

Your payment covers the calendar month, and any unused hours cannot be carried over to the next month.

6. Schedule confirmation

At the end of each month, we’ll confirm and make any schedule changes for the following month before your next payment is due.

7. Extra class days

If a month has an extra class day (for example, a month that has five Mondays, not just four), you can choose to either pay for the extra class or take that week off. 

8.The registration fee

Pay one time only as long as you remain an active student.

If you’re inactive for three months or more, you’ll need to pay the registration fee again to restart classes.

Rescheduling Policies

We get it—things come up!

Keep these guidelines in mind when scheduling and rescheduling classes:

1. Four hours notice

All schedule changes must be made with more than four hours notice otherwise no refunds or reschedules.

2. Two changes per month

You can reschedule up to two times per month (as long as it’s done with at least 4 hours' notice) without any penalty.

3. Keep classes within the same month

Any rescheduled classes must happen within the same month. Exception: if the rescheduled class falls in the last five days of the month. In that case, it can carry over.

4. No double rescheduling

Once a class is rescheduled, it cannot be rescheduled again.

5. Another teacher if necessary

If you and your teacher can’t find a good time to reschedule together, another Speak More teacher will step in for that one class.

6. Group classes are a unit

The whole group is considered a unit. Everyone in the group must agree to any changes.