For parents
Most tutoring is a closed door: an hour happens, money changes hands, and the only report is “it went well”. When I mentor your child, you get the opposite: your own read-only dashboard with the real numbers, and a direct line to me.
Your dashboard
The dashboard states what happened in plain language: hours, questions attempted, mock exams sat, marks, and how each compares with the week before. It reads the same whether the week was good or flat, because a view that only flatters isn't visibility.
It is also honest about its limits. Until there is enough marked work to say something reliable about a topic, it says “not enough evidence yet” instead of showing a number nobody should trust.
What you can see
How many hours your child studied this week, which sessions they completed, and how consistently they are showing up.
Every enrolled subject with a topic-by-topic breakdown: which areas are strong and which need attention, down to individual syllabus dot points.
The personalised schedule for the week: which subjects and topics are planned for each day, and how it lines up with what I've set.
Upcoming exams, assignment deadlines and study reminders, so nothing catches either of you off guard.
Practice accuracy, mock exam marks and assignment history across every subject, tracked over weeks and terms.
You see progress, plans and results. You cannot edit anything or read tutoring conversations: your child's working space stays theirs.
How access works
When your child and I begin working together, I set up their account, and link your email to it as part of onboarding.
A separate parent email and password, completely independent from your child's, arrives in your inbox.
Sign in whenever you like: progress, the study plan, sessions and the assessment calendar, without having to ask anyone.
Four things worth checking about any tutoring platform, answered here rather than left for you to ask.