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Guides to running your academy

Practical, in-depth explainers on how each part of Academies Hub works — and the academy problem it solves.

How availability-based scheduling keeps your academy conflict-free
Scheduling & lessons6 min read

How availability-based scheduling keeps your academy conflict-free

Why matching teachers and students by hand breaks down — and how availability-based booking fixes it for good.

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Tracking Hifz and attendance in one post-lesson flow
Teaching & assessment7 min read

Tracking Hifz and attendance in one post-lesson flow

Log memorization, revision, and attendance right after each session — and watch progress roll up automatically.

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Flexible payments: credits, per-course, and offline channels
Payments & finance6 min read

Flexible payments: credits, per-course, and offline channels

Charge the way each course works, and collect through the channels your families already use.

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Online exams that grade themselves — and certificates students can prove
Teaching & assessment7 min read

Online exams that grade themselves — and certificates students can prove

Run formal, timed exams with built-in integrity, then issue verifiable completion certificates automatically.

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Keeping parents in the loop with a read-only portal
Growth & families5 min read

Keeping parents in the loop with a read-only portal

Give guardians their own window into every child's schedule, progress, and reports — without extra work for you.

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Running your academy on numbers, not gut feeling
Team & operations6 min read

Running your academy on numbers, not gut feeling

See growth, lectures, engagement, and revenue on one board — each compared to the previous period.

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Paying teachers fairly from real lecture hours
Payments & finance5 min read

Paying teachers fairly from real lecture hours

Turn completed lessons into transparent payroll — set a rate, generate a period, approve, and pay.

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Turning visitors into enrolled students with a branded website
Growth & families6 min read

Turning visitors into enrolled students with a branded website

A public site that markets your academy — courses, pricing, content, and SEO — while you teach.

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How roles and an isolated workspace keep your academy organized
Team & operations5 min read

How roles and an isolated workspace keep your academy organized

Give every person the right access, keep each academy's data separate, and see who changed what.

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The full lesson loop: materials, assignments, and feedback
Teaching & assessment5 min read

The full lesson loop: materials, assignments, and feedback

Give students something to learn from between sessions, and close the loop with graded feedback.

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Course cycles: run a course as repeatable cohorts
Scheduling & lessons5 min read

Course cycles: run a course as repeatable cohorts

Teach the same course again and again as clean, separate cohorts — each with its own roster, target, and progress.

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Running group and one-to-one classes side by side
Scheduling & lessons5 min read

Running group and one-to-one classes side by side

Some students thrive one-to-one, others in a group — teach both on the same calendar and payment system.

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Offline payments that actually reconcile: transfer, InstaPay, wallets, Fawry
Payments & finance5 min read

Offline payments that actually reconcile: transfer, InstaPay, wallets, Fawry

Collect money the way families in the region already pay — and keep every payment approved and recorded.

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SEO for your academy website: getting found on Google
Growth & families6 min read

SEO for your academy website: getting found on Google

A beautiful site nobody finds won't grow your academy. Here's the SEO that's built in — and why it matters.

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Built-in messaging: end the scattered WhatsApp threads
Team & operations4 min read

Built-in messaging: end the scattered WhatsApp threads

Keep academy conversations in one private inbox instead of across staff members' personal phones.

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