# Lessons with a coach

Follow a lesson request, accept the time the club proposes and read your coach's profile.

Source: https://docs.champagne.dev-ukab.fr/en/guide/members/lessons-with-a-coach

Lessons with a coach, such as private lessons, start as a request without a fixed time. You
agree on the time with the club and the coach in the booking's conversation, then accept the
time they propose. To send a lesson request, see
[Requests and waitlists](/en/guide/members/requests-and-waitlists).

## 1. Follow a coaching request [#1-follow-a-coaching-request]

Open **My account**, select the **Reservations** tab and select the lesson in **My upcoming
reservations**. While the club has not set a time, the booking shows **Awaiting your club** and
its **Time** reads **To be arranged**.

Use the **Conversation** card at the bottom of the page to share your availability with the
club and the coach:

1. Type your message in the &#x2A;*Write a message…** box.
2. Select the send arrow, or press <kbd>Enter</kbd>. Press <kbd>Shift</kbd> + <kbd>Enter</kbd> to start a new line.

<figure>
  <img src="/images/guide/members/coaching-request.png" alt="Cours particulier request for Yoga with Thomas with the status Awaiting your club, the time To be arranged, and a conversation where Alex Morgan asked for a lesson and is typing a reply, with the message box and the send arrow outlined in orange." width="1280" height="800" />

  <figcaption>
    The example yoga lesson request of Alex Morgan, with a reply being typed. The controls to use
    are outlined in orange.
  </figcaption>
</figure>

## 2. Accept a proposed time [#2-accept-a-proposed-time]

When the club suggests a time, your reservations list shows &#x2A;*Proposed:** followed by that
time. The booking shows **Proposal awaiting your acceptance** and a **Time proposed** card with
the date, the **Total** and what happens next:

* **Confirmed on acceptance.** The lesson is confirmed as soon as you accept.
* **Payment due after acceptance.** The lesson is then **Booked — payment due** until you
  pay it. See [Pay a reservation](/en/guide/members/reservations-and-coaching#3-pay-a-reservation).

A **Free** label means the club offers the session. Select **Accept proposed time** to
book it. In **My upcoming reservations**, a booking with a proposal waiting shows **Review
proposal**.

<figure>
  <img src="/images/guide/members/coaching-proposal.png" alt="Cours particulier booking for Tennis with Julien with the status Proposal awaiting your acceptance, a Time proposed card marked Free for an upcoming day from 18:00 to 19:00, a total of 0 Stars, Confirmed on acceptance, an Accept proposed time button outlined in orange, and the Sport coach conversation with View profile." width="1280" height="800" />

  <figcaption>
    A free first tennis lesson proposed to the example member Alex Morgan.
  </figcaption>
</figure>

If the time does not suit you, write to the club in the conversation. When the club moves a
booking that already had a time, the card reads **New time proposed** and offers **Keep my
current time**. A proposal that has passed shows **Proposal expired**: select **Ask for a
new time** to write to the club.

## 3. Read your coach's profile [#3-read-your-coachs-profile]

When a coach answers from their own account, their name appears at the top of the
conversation with **View profile**. It opens their biography and qualifications, with the
date each one expires. A qualification past its date shows **Expired**. Select **Back to
conversation** to return.

<figure>
  <img src="/images/guide/members/coach-profile.png" alt="Coach profile page for Sport coach with a biography and three Qualifications: First aid certificate (PSC1) from the French Red Cross, Pool lifeguard certificate (BNSSA) marked Expired, and Sports instructor professional card, each with its issue and expiry dates, and a Back to conversation button outlined in orange." width="1280" height="800" />

  <figcaption>
    The profile of the example coach Sport coach, whose lifeguard certificate has expired.
  </figcaption>
</figure>
