Cohorts, instructors, attendance and records — one back office

The part neither a website nor a course tool covers: running in-person, hybrid and clinical training day to day.

A cohort from start to finish

  1. Create the cohort

    Program, name, campus, room, lead instructor, capacity, minimum to run, deadlines and schedule option.

  2. Generate sessions

    Recurring patterns with holidays skipped, plus orientation, labs, clinical rotations, exams and make-ups.

  3. Check conflicts

    Warnings for double-booked rooms or instructors and rooms too small for the cohort.

  4. Publish

    The cohort appears on the public schedule with seats left; employer groups can stay private.

  5. Take attendance

    Present, late, absent, excused or make-up — in bulk or by QR check-in. Hours add up by lecture, lab and clinical.

  6. Watch thresholds

    Alerts to the student, instructor and admissions when a student nears the minimum hours.

  7. Run skills checklists

    Your competencies, each marked observed, passed, needs remediation or not attempted.

  8. Manage clinical placements

    Partner sites, slots and assignments; a student is placed only when required documents are approved.

  9. Close the cohort

    Final grades, hours and skills reviewed; certificates issued for every eligible student.

Skills your instructors check off

  • Vital signs
  • Hand hygiene
  • Transfers
  • Venipuncture
  • Medication pass
  • EKG lead placement

Instructors and staff

Invitations, not shared passwords
Each person sets a password and turns on two-step sign-in.
Credentials with expiry dates
Alerts 60 and 30 days before a license or CPR card expires.
Instructor workspace
Today's sessions, rosters with photos, one-tap attendance, grading queue, skills and flagged students.
Content collaboration
Instructors draft lessons and quizzes; a program manager reviews and publishes.
Hours taught
Sessions and hours per instructor, exported for your payroll or contractor invoices.

Roles that ship ready

  • Owner
  • Administrator
  • Program manager
  • Admissions
  • Finance
  • Instructor
  • Content author
  • Front desk

Instructors never see payment data, and every permission change is recorded.

One file per student

  • Profile and contacts
  • Applications and status
  • Documents and signatures
  • Enrollments and cohorts
  • Attendance and hours
  • Grades, quizzes and skills
  • Payments and balance
  • Certificates
  • Messages and email history
  • Private staff notes
  • Audit trail

Every lead followed up

  1. New
  2. Contacted
  3. Tour or consult booked
  4. Applied
  5. Enrolled

Form submissions, calls and walk-ins become leads with their source, program and language. Each lead has an owner and a follow-up task; converting a lead to an applicant keeps the whole history.

Reports from day one

ReportKey measures
LeadsBy source, program, owner and stage; conversion rate
ApplicationsBy stage, missing items, time to decision
EnrollmentBy program, cohort, campus and month; seats available, held, paid and waitlisted
RevenueCollected, outstanding, deposits, refunds, failed payments, by payer
Attendance and hoursBy cohort and student; at-risk list
AcademicQuiz averages, pass rates, skills completion, exam readiness
Online coursesSales, active learners, completion rate, expiring access
CertificatesIssued, expiring, revoked, verifications by employers
RenewalsDue in the next 90 days, renewed, revenue recovered
InstructorsHours taught, cohorts, credential expiry

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