How it fits together
- Course — the subject or programme (e.g. “Grade 10 Mathematics”)
- Batch — a specific class group within a course (e.g. “Morning batch — Mon/Wed/Fri”)
- Enrollment — a student linked to a course (and optionally a batch)
One course can have many batches. Each batch can have its own schedule, tutor, and capacity.
Admin: create a course
Dashboard → Course Library → Create course
- Enter Title (required)
- Add a Description — what students will learn
- Select an Instructor (tutor) from the dropdown
- Save — the course appears in your library
Click the course card to open its detail page with tabs: Overview, Batches, Materials, Enrolled students, and more.
Admin: create a batch
On the course detail page → New batch
- Batch name — e.g. “Weekend batch”
- Tutor — who teaches this batch
- Schedule — days and times
- Duration — length of each session
- Max capacity — how many students can join
- Delivery mode — In-person, Online, or Hybrid
- Location or Meeting link (for online/hybrid)
- Save
Enrol students
Admin enrols directly
- Open the course → Enrolled tab (or batch → Add students)
- Select students from your institute
- Confirm enrollment
Student self-enrols
- Student goes to Browse Courses (or the public course catalog)
- Opens a course with open enrollment
- Clicks Enroll on an available batch
Toggle Enrollment gate on the course to open or close self-enrollment.
Tutor: My Teaching
Tutors use Dashboard → My Courses (page title: My Teaching).
- Create courses they teach (they’re auto-set as instructor)
- Add batches and students to their courses
- See Sessions, Recordings, and Students panels per course
Course materials & fees
- Materials — upload PDFs, links, or resources on the course detail page
- Course fees — if your institute has payments enabled, fees linked to a course show on the student’s course page with a Pay button (see Paying fees guide)
Example
Greenfield Academy creates:
- Course: “IELTS Preparation” — instructor: Ms. Patel
- Batch A: Online, Tue/Thu 6pm, max 20 students
- Batch B: Hybrid, Sat 10am, max 15 students
- Enrols 12 students into Batch A, opens Batch B for self-enrollment
Tips
- Create the course first, then batches — not the other way around
- Assign a tutor before publishing — students expect to know who teaches
- Set realistic capacity — you can always increase it later
- Use clear batch names so students pick the right schedule