Define services
Name the services the graduate will offer and set a realistic price.
BookB for academies
Leave training ready to take your first independent booking.
Help graduates move from practical training to a working launch setup: define services, set durations and availability, then share a booking link for their own independent business.
For salon, spa and barber schools · Pilot terms agreed with each school · No client-list transfer
Graduate launch planReady for first bookings
Setup in progress- 01Shape the offerServices, prices and durations✓
- 02Set working availabilityHours that fit the new business✓
- 03Prepare the booking pageA link to share with first clients→
- 04Open for independent bookingsStart small, adjust as the business grows
The missing final mile
Technical skill is only part of opening the diary.
A graduate may know how to deliver a service but still need to turn that skill into a clear offer clients can book. The academy pilot gives educators a practical handoff from classroom learning to independent setup—without asking the school to run the graduate’s business.
BookB starts with a small, manual pilot so the workflow can be useful before anything is scaled. Schools and BookB agree the cohort, timing, eligibility and introductory access together.
A useful graduate handoff
From training floor to independent booking link.
Four concrete steps give graduates a working foundation they can own and continue building after the course.
Set duration
Turn each service into bookable time, including the pace needed at launch.
Choose availability
Set working hours for a new shop, a rented chair or independent work.
Share the link
Use a public booking page to begin taking independent appointments.
For schools
Add a practical business-launch step.
- Give final-term graduates a structured setup exercise.
- Agree a pilot around one relevant adult cohort.
- Keep the school out of graduate client data and daily operations.
For graduates
Build a setup that belongs to your business.
- Useful whether you open a shop, rent a chair or work independently.
- Start with services, hours and a booking page—not a generic business plan.
- Keep your own client records separate from school systems.
Designed for a responsible pilot
Clear boundaries from day one.
School data stays minimal.An educator contact, country and approximate cohort size are enough to begin.
Graduate businesses stay independent.The programme does not promise employment, clients, rankings or sales.
Client records stay with the business.Schools should not transfer client lists or information about minors to BookB.
Terms are agreed, not assumed.Introductory access, timing and eligibility are confirmed directly for each pilot.
Start a conversation
Explore a school partnership
Tell us about your academy and the graduates you support. We will discuss a practical pilot and agree the terms directly with your school.
Questions
Before you enquire.
Is there a fixed free-access period for every academy?
No. BookB is starting with a manual partnership pilot. Access, timing, eligibility and onboarding are agreed directly with each participating school before anything is offered to graduates.
Does the programme place graduates in jobs?
No. The programme is for graduates preparing to launch an independent business, open a shop or rent a chair. It does not promise employment, clients, rankings or sales.
What information should a school share?
For an initial enquiry, share an educator contact, school name, country and approximate cohort size. Do not upload student lists, client records or information about minors.
Can graduates contact BookB directly?
Yes. Graduates can register interest separately on this page. Direct graduate interest does not create an automatic entitlement to terms agreed with a partner school.