Online Calligraphy Lessons

Hobbyists, people planning wedding stationery, parents of teens, and adults who want a calm creative habit.

Per lesson or a block of lessons, plus small group class fees and optional starter kit sales.

• Clear calligraphy that shows well on camera
• Explaining techniques step by step
• Basic video call and camera setup
• Writing a clear lesson plan

• Check whether your municipality requires a home-based business licence
• Commercial general liability insurance if you sell or ship kits
• Collect GST/HST once you pass the small supplier threshold; for international students, check how tax applies
• Shipping costs and time for kits, especially in winter
• Reliable internet and good lighting, as these affect how well students learn

Estimates suggest startup costs typically around $150 to $800, depending on your camera, lighting and starter kits. Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around $200 to $1,500, depending on how many students you teach and how often.

Check whether your municipality requires a home-based business licence, and whether you need commercial general liability insurance if you sell or ship kits. Also check GST/HST once you pass the small supplier threshold, including how tax applies to international students.

You need clear calligraphy that shows well on camera, the ability to explain techniques step by step, basic video call and camera setup, and a clear lesson plan. Reliable internet and good lighting also affect how well students learn.