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You talk the student through their own lobbies in real time.
You break down submitted games on your own schedule.
Several sessions across a set with one stated rank goal.
Send the coach application The form asks for your peak and current rating, region, languages, what you specialise in teaching and any coaching history you have.
Pass the knowledge review We look for rating and for the ability to explain. A Grandmaster who cannot explain why a rolldown was wrong is a weaker candidate than a Master who can walk through the economy math behind it.
Build your coaching profile Your profile lays out the formats you run, your languages, your teaching specialisation and the hours you keep. It goes live in the TFT coaching listings where students browse.
Get booked and run the session Students book the slot themselves. The order chat carries all session talk and recorded lobbies, giving both sides a record of the agreement.
Collect the payout and the review Once the session ends, EB24 releases the payment to your balance. The review the student writes lands on your profile and shapes your bookings for the rest of the set.
You never have to build an audience first. Students browse the coaching listings and filter by rating bracket, language and format. Your profile is what competes, which means a clear specialisation like economy play or flexible comp building beats a large following every time.
You publish the availability you want and the formats you offer. Live sessions, VOD reviews and set-long plans can run side by side, and nothing forces you into a curriculum written by someone else.
The student payment is captured by EB24 before the session and released to your balance after it. Cancellations and refunds run through platform policy, so a disagreement never turns into you chasing money for a lesson you already delivered.
A rotation that wipes the meta also wipes what half the ladder thought they knew. Coaches who publish availability in the first weeks of a set catch the players who want the new augments and comps explained before the LP is lost, and those students come back at the next reset.
The short version: prove you understand the game at a high rating, prove you can explain it, then let the platform bring you students. The longer version runs to five concrete steps below, and an existing audience is required for none of them.
Rating alone does not make a coach, and no rating at all does not make one either. The review weighs both sides.
If your rating is not there yet, the TFT booster track is the usual route in. Several coaches on the platform started by taking boosting orders and moved across once their teaching profile filled out. The cooperation rules for both tracks sit in the terms of service.
Students arrive with a symptom, not a diagnosis. "I keep going eighth" usually means an economy problem, a scouting problem or a pivot problem, and your job is to find which one and turn it into a habit they can practice.
Some students want lobbies alongside lessons: a TFT boosting order to recover a rating while they rebuild fundamentals, or Double Up games where they apply the lesson with a partner. Coaches who understand the whole EB24 stack, including the TFT GGirls listings, tend to keep students longer.
Rate, booking rate, repeat rate: multiply the three and you have a TFT coaching income. The platform shapes each of them, yet the repeat rate answers most directly to your teaching.
A completed session sends its payout straight to your EB24 balance, where your configured method withdraws it. The student paid EB24 before you taught a thing, so teaching unpaid is impossible here. General payout questions are answered in the platform FAQ, and the cooperation rules sit in the terms of service.
Master and above is the comfortable bar and covers most approved coaches. Strong applicants a tier below are still reviewed, but the teaching side has to carry more weight: a clear specialisation, past students, or content that shows how you explain decisions. A peak rating from several sets ago with no recent lobbies is the most common reason an application stalls.
No. Many coaches were approved without a single formal student behind them. What matters to the review is whether a decision can be explained, not merely made at speed in a shop window. Write up one of your own lobbies, the key rolldown and pivot calls included, and it will outweigh any rating screenshot.
Via the Teamfight Tactics coaching listings, filtered by rating bracket, language and format. Students weigh one profile against another, meaning specialisation and honest hours count for more than a long biography. Advertising yourself or arriving with an audience is never required.
Economy is the big one: interest breakpoints, when to roll down and when to level instead. After that come flexible comp building around augments, positioning against the lobby, and scouting. Double Up pairs book sessions together to fix their coordination and gifting. Most students arrive saying they keep placing bottom four and need the cause found.
Rate, open slots and returning students are the three inputs. Set-long plans sell less frequently than single reviews and bring in more per student. Demand peaks in the first weeks of a rotation, so coaches who open availability at set launch fill more slots than coaches with the same rate who do not.
The fundamentals you actually sell, economy management, tempo, scouting and pivoting, survive every rotation. The comps and augments on top of them are what you relearn, the same as your students. A set launch is the strongest booking window of the cycle precisely because that relearning is what people pay to shortcut.
Yes. Each track has its own application and its own profile, and holding both is common. Many coaches take boosting orders in quiet weeks and coach through the busy start of a set. Both payouts land on the same EB24 balance.
The platform applies its terms of service to every cancellation and refund; no negotiation between coach and student happens. It is also the reason session agreements must live in the order chat, because a dispute is settled against that written record.
Rating, teaching focus, languages and hours: send those and the review starts.
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