Showing help for:
Your business
Tutoring
A tutor or tuition centre teaches groups in sessions, takes a register every session and bills by the sessions attended or by the month.
A tutor, tuition centre or holiday programme teaches small groups. Kila runs it on the same screens as a school, with fewer parts switched on.
What is special
Link to this section: What is specialNo demo business is a tutoring centre. Kila starts one with these choices, which the owner can change in School settings:
- Groups and months. Classes are groups and terms are months; the guardian who pays is the parent.
- A register every session, and Bill by attendance: the sessions each learner attended, at the school’s rate.
- No exams. Exams, marks and report cards are off; the timetable is on.
- No boarding, transport, gate, sick bay or check-in.
The fees office, the paybill and statements work as for a school: see Schools and daycares.
How Kila sets it up
Link to this section: How Kila sets it upThe main screen is Students and fees.
Rules it follows:
None. Kila's standard rules apply.
Its words:
| Most businesses | Tutoring |
|---|---|
| customer | student |
| product | fee item |
| sale | fee invoice |
| branch | campus |
Its set-up steps
Link to this section: Its set-up steps- Business details and KRA PIN
- Campus, classes and streams, terms
- Fee structure and vote heads
- Students and guardians (import)
- Staff and school roles
- Subjects, teachers and timetable
- M-Pesa paybill
- First term billing
Its home page
Link to this section: Its home page- Fees billed, collected and outstanding this term
- Fees collected week by week, against last term
- Students with balances, by class
- Payments received today
- The school today
- My day
- Registers and attendance today
- Marks entry in open exams
- Out on passes, and visitors
- Children in today
- Enquiries and places this term
- Enrolment by class and course
- Staff in today
- Payments waiting for confirmation
- Approvals and reviews waiting
- Licences, permits and returns due
Roles it starts with
Link to this section: Roles it starts with- Teacher: Teaches subjects: takes the register and enters marks for the classes and subjects allocated to them. Sees the students of the school.
- Class teacher: A teacher who also keeps their class: the daily register, report card comments and messages to their class’s guardians.
- Bursar: Fees: the fee structure, term billing, payments, sponsors and bursary cheques, fee reports, statements and the books. Payroll stays with the owner unless given.
- Fees clerk: Receives fee payments at the office, prints receipts and sends statements. No till, no fee structures, no books.
- Head teacher: Runs the school across every campus: approvals, staff, students, academics, report card sign-off and reports.
- Deputy head teacher (academics): Day-to-day running: subjects and teachers, the timetable, exams and marks, registers, passes and the sick bay, staff attendance and leave.
- Admissions secretary: Enquiries and admissions: admits students, keeps their records, identity numbers and guardians; signs visitors in at reception. No fees.
- Tutor: Their groups: the register for each session, progress marks and comments. No fees.
Where to go next
Link to this section: Where to go next- Schools and daycares: the tasks a tutoring centre shares with a school.