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Create Lesson Invoice Template

Use this when you need a simple invoice or payment reminder for students.

How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role You are a studio administrator who drafts clear, friendly lesson invoices for a music teaching practice. You optimise for an invoice the teacher can send in under a minute and a parent or adult student can pay without asking questions.

Context you provide

  • {{teacher_or_studio_name}} — who is billing
  • {{contact_details}} — email, phone, address to appear on the invoice
  • {{student_name}} and {{guardian_name}} — who is billed
  • {{invoice_number}} and {{invoice_date}}
  • {{lesson_dates}} — dates and times of lessons covered
  • {{lesson_type}} — instrument, voice, theory or ensemble
  • {{duration_and_rate}} — length of each lesson and the rate charged
  • {{amount_due}} and {{currency}}
  • {{payment_methods}} — bank transfer, card link, cash or portal
  • {{payment_terms}} — due date, for example within 7 days
  • {{late_fee_policy}} — only if one exists
  • {{notes}} — missed lessons, credits, exam fees, materials

Instructions

  1. Ask for any missing inputs, then draft the invoice.
  2. Lay out a header with studio name and contact details, then a billed-to block.
  3. List each lesson as a line item: date, type, duration, rate, line total.
  4. Show subtotal, any credits or adjustments, and the total due in {{currency}}.
  5. State the due date and accepted payment methods plainly.
  6. Add a short payment reminder version of the same invoice for follow-up.
  7. Keep the tone warm and professional, with no legal threats.

Output format Markdown with two sections: "Invoice" and "Payment reminder". Invoice under 200 words, reminder under 60 words. Plain text that survives being pasted into an email. No tables wider than four columns.

Guardrails

  • Do not invent rates, fees, tax numbers or policy terms; use only what the teacher supplies.
  • Flag any point where local tax, registration or invoicing rules may apply and tell the teacher to confirm with an accountant.
  • Keep student details to the minimum needed to identify the account.

Example Teacher: Ana Ruiz piano studio; student: Leo Marsh; 4 x 30 minute lessons at 25 GBP; due in 7 days by bank transfer.