Schools, language schools, tutoring centres, and training providers set up a Teaching Institute in Proftor — the organisational home for teachers, Study Spaces, and study access.
A Teaching Institute is the organisational umbrella in Proftor. It brings teachers together, holds the Study Spaces they create, connects the students they teach, and manages the Study Credits that fund study access. A solo private teacher is also a Teaching Institute — simplified, with both manager and teacher access.
Managers administer the Teaching Institute through the Proftor Console. This is where they invite teachers, oversee Study Spaces, manage student connections, buy and allocate Study Credits, set billing rhythm, and view usage reports. Teachers work in the Proftor Studio — administration stays in the Proftor Console.
Instead of paying for a fixed number of student licences, Teaching Institutes buy Study Credits in bulk. Credits represent real study involvement. One Study Credit covers one full Socrates-guided session for one student, consumed only after the student has meaningfully engaged — not simply by opening a link.
Each Study Space in a Teaching Institute can choose its own funding mode: fully institute-funded for all students, institute-funded only for selected students, or student/patron-funded where the institute provides curriculum but not credits. This flexibility supports both inclusive school programmes and optional premium courses.
For underage students, Proftor supports parent or guardian approval at the Teaching Institute level — not per teacher or per lesson. Once a parent approves the institute connection, authorised teachers may assign lessons through Study Spaces. Parents can follow activity and revoke the connection.
Managers see credit usage and activity across the whole institute. Teachers see what was remembered, vague, or missing at the Study Space level. Students see their own progress. These signals are available without reading individual responses or managing manual assessments.
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