Results parents can see
For GCSE, A-level, 11+, Leaving Cert or eindexamen, parents want to know what's been covered, where their child is struggling and what's next. Class Spot builds that picture from real lessons and real practice.
Start for freeProgress you can point at
Every piece of homework, every drill and every mock result piles up in one place, and the parent summary is built from that. When they ask whether the tutoring is working, you have numbers rather than an opinion.
- Bad news early. A weak topic shows up in week 3 rather than in the mock two weeks before the exam.
- The parent can see what they are paying for. Progress on the record makes the conversation about carrying on a short one.
Drills and mocks without the marking evening
Past-paper sections and topic drills mark themselves, and cards hold the formulas, dates and definitions. You only look at what needs a person: method, working, essays.
- Feedback while it's fresh. They see what went wrong while they still remember why they answered that way.
- Extra sessions without the chaos. They slot into the calendar, and reminders keep them attended.
- Maths and sciences. Formulas are typeset and functions are plotted as real objects on the board. For maths tutors
Exam season keeps to the timetable
Reminders the day before and the hour before. Reschedules settled against the slots you actually have. Invoices and payments tracked while your head stays in the syllabus.
- Parents informed, not ringing. Invoices and progress reach them on their own.
- Recordings for revision. The explanation that finally clicked is there to rewatch the night before the paper.
Two weeks before the mock his mum asked how it was going. I sent her the record instead of writing a paragraph. She replied 'thank you, that's clear' and never asked again.
Show the progress parents pay for
Start free. One student, one mock cycle, and the record speaks for itself.
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