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Online teaching platform

The lesson lives on the board.

EdTechCore gives a language school one place for the whole lesson - a real-time board, tasks that check themselves, homework and grading - with the schedule and the accounts built around it.

Request a demo How to join

Invitation-only while we launch - request a demo and we'll open the door.

Why it holds together

Everything a school runs on, in one system.

Four jobs that are normally four tools, four bills and four places the truth can differ.

One living canvas

A course is one board - modules and lessons on a single canvas everyone sees change in real time. Teachers publish what students should see; ink drawn over the top is momentary and never saved.

Tasks that check themselves

Every task type is marked by a deterministic engine: instant for the student, identical every time, and free to run. AI helps you draft tasks - it never decides a mark.

Homework and grading, one path

Assign a lesson to one student or a whole class. Attempts come back through a single write path, the engine marks what it can, and only what needs a human reaches you.

Teaching and money, one system

The schedule you teach from feeds real double-entry accounting: plans, invoices, access windows and reports in your school's own currency. Clean books, no spreadsheet.

From empty course to closed books

How EdTechCore works.

Four steps, and the last one happens on its own.

  1. Build the course

    Course, module, lesson, task. Write tasks in the constructor, let AI draft a batch, or pull ready ones from your task library and re-use them across courses.

  2. Teach on the board

    Open the course canvas and run the lesson on it. Save a draft, publish when students should see it, reset back to the published version whenever a rehearsal goes sideways.

  3. Students hand in

    Tasks and homework come back as submissions with attempts and a grade. Live answers show on the canvas as aggregates - the class sees its own progress, no student is exposed to the room.

  4. The books keep themselves

    Plans, invoices, payments and access windows post to a double-entry ledger as they happen, so the month closes from what actually took place.

One link, separate workspaces

Built for everyone who runs the school.

Teacher, student and owner open the same product and get completely different, isolated workspaces. Roles are configured per school, not hard-coded.

Teachers

Build courses, run the lesson on the board, set homework for a class, and grade only what a human has to. Your schedule, your students, your content library.

Solo tutors

The same product without a school around you: your own courses and students, your own plans and invoices, and finances that stay yours.

Owners and admins

See the school as a business - who is teaching, who is at risk, what is billed and what is paid - on a ledger that reconciles instead of a spreadsheet that argues.

Three doors in

Joining is by invitation.

EdTechCore opens by invitation while we launch.

Teachers

Your school invites you - or we do after a demo. The invitation is a link, or a short code you enter on the teacher sign-in page.

Open the teacher sign-in

Invited by a friend?

Enter the code your friend read out and pick up your invitation.

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Before you ask

Questions schools ask.

What is EdTechCore?

An online teaching platform for language schools and tutors. One course lives on one real-time board; its lessons carry tasks that check themselves; homework, attempts and grades run through a single path; and the school's plans, invoices and payments post to a double-entry ledger in the same system.

Do I still need a separate whiteboard, LMS and accounting tool?

No. The board, the course content, homework and grading, and the school's books are one system - not four that have to be reconciled by hand. The schedule a teacher keeps is the same schedule the accounts are built from.

Does AI grade my students' work?

No. Grading is deterministic: the same answer scores the same way every time, instantly and at no per-answer cost. AI helps a teacher draft tasks; it never decides a student's mark. AI grading ships switched off, and only a platform administrator can enable it.

Can students see each other's answers?

No. Live answers appear on the board only as aggregates - how many have answered, how many are right - so a class can see its own progress without any student being exposed to the room.

How do teachers and students get an account?

By invitation. A school invites its teachers, a teacher invites their students, and a student can pass on a short friend code. EdTechCore is invitation-only while we launch - request a demo and we open the door.

What does a student have to install?

Nothing. Everything runs in a browser, and the student and teacher workspaces install to a phone home screen as apps if you want them there.

Which currency does the accounting work in?

Your school's own. Each school sets a base currency and its plans, invoices and ledger entries are kept in it. A plan priced in another currency is refused rather than silently converted at a rate nobody agreed on.

Contact

Book a demo.

See EdTechCore on your own content - we'll reach out to schedule.

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