For centres and tutors

What happens between the lessons is where the results are.

Practice, marking and progress tracking run in the six days you are not in the room — and the parent can read the result.

A centre’s dashboard: teachers, classes, active students and eight weeks of activity

The gap you are selling into

A parent pays for an hour a week and hopes for a year of progress. The hour is not the problem; the other hundred and sixty-seven are. Brainschool puts a structured, marked, adapting practice loop into that gap, gives your tutors the data to start each lesson already knowing where the pupil is, and gives the parent a number that explains what the money bought.

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How a centre runs it

Six things that change when the practice lives on a platform rather than on paper.

01

Between-lesson work becomes visible

Attendance is not learning. The dashboard shows who practised and who did not, what they got wrong, and which topics a whole group is weak on — including the pupil who never misses a class and still does not understand it.

02

Every tutor arrives prepared

The analytics name the topic before the lesson starts, so nobody spends the first twenty paid minutes working out where the pupil is.

03

Teacher workload is a number

Students per tutor, activity today, homework completion, the average rating across a class. Burnout and coasting both surface in the same place, early enough to do something about either.

04

Retention has an argument behind it

Progress in figures, weekly, in a form a parent reads without anyone explaining it. Renewals stop depending on how the last lesson happened to feel.

05

One curriculum, thirty sequences

The centre keeps its programme. Each pupil gets practice built from their own results inside it, so a group can move together without the strong pupils idling and the weak ones drowning.

06

A new tutor is useful on day one

Classrooms have join codes, invitations go out by email, and the practice, the marking and the reporting belong to the platform. What a new tutor has to be good at is teaching.

You are not competing with a chatbot.

You are competing with every other centre that still says “we have experienced teachers” and cannot show a parent a number.

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