Groups and tutors
How many in a group? Are years mixed? Who is the tutor? Are they qualified teachers? Same tutor each week?
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📝And they ask them at ten at night, after the children are in bed.
Group size, who the tutor is, what it costs per hour, what happens if a session is missed. Parents research tuition carefully and almost always in the evening. AidEcho answers from your own pages while they are still comparing you with two others.
An AI chatbot for a tuition centre is an assistant that reads your subject pages, fees, timetable and policies, then answers the group size, tutor, cost and catch-up questions parents ask before enrolling. It cites the page behind every answer and passes the enquiry to your team.
01 / The real inbox
Tuition is bought carefully and compared closely. These are the questions that decide it, and they all sit on pages you have already written.
How many in a group? Are years mixed? Who is the tutor? Are they qualified teachers? Same tutor each week?
What is the hourly rate? Is there a sibling discount? Do I pay per term? Is there a registration fee?
Which days is GCSE maths? What if we miss a session? Do you run in the holidays? Is there a waiting list?
Which exam board do you follow? Do you set homework? How do you report progress? Do you do mock exams?
02 / Start to finish
Year 10 higher runs Tuesday 5pm and Thursday 6.30pm, maximum six students, all on the same tier and exam board.
Source: /subjects/mathsYes, each group keeps one tutor for the year, with a named cover tutor for absences so nobody meets a stranger mid-term.
Source: /how-it-worksNotified absences can be made up in another group of the same tier within the term, at no extra cost. The policy page has the notice period.
Source: /policies/attendanceA baseline assessment is exactly what the team arranges, and placing a student is their call rather than mine. Leave a number and they will set one up.
Handed to the centre
Hello, Priya here. We can do a free baseline this Saturday and place her from the result. Would 10am suit?
03 / What it changes
Parents shortlist three centres and message all of them after bedtime. The one that answers group size and fees straight away is usually the one they visit.
AQA and Edexcel for combined science, and the subject page lists which tutor covers each board. Let us know the school and we will match it.
Source: /subjects/science04 / Nearby
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05 / Questions
An assistant that reads your subject pages, fees, timetable and policies, then answers the group size, tutor, cost and catch-up questions parents ask before enrolling, citing the page each answer came from.
It answers everything about groups, fees and timetable and captures the enquiry with the full conversation, then passes it to your team. Assessing and placing a student stays with your tutors.
No. It has no access to student records or progress data. It explains how assessment and reporting work and passes anything about an individual to your team.
That is when most parents enquire. It keeps answering everything your pages cover and queues anything needing a person, so the follow-up already has full context.
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