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Subjects, hours, qualifications and a WWCC number. The form keeps a draft on this device.
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StratCurve is the public side of a tutoring centre: applications, verification, matching and a fee a tutor can see before they say yes. Built for Perth and online lessons.
12 fictional tutors are live on this demo, rated 4.8 on average, from $68 an hour. The people, reviews and prices are invented.
Subjects, hours, qualifications and a WWCC number. The form keeps a draft on this device.
A coordinator checks the card, the ID and the qualification before a profile is public.
Families filter by subject, year, day and whether the lesson is online or in the suburb.
Hours and the 15% centre fee are visible before a payout. No surprise invoice.
Lessons are booked by subject, year level and day. The suburb is a base, not a promise to travel across the city.
Move the numbers. Gross, the 15% centre fee, and take-home stay on the same card.
Take-home
Gross $2,560.00
Platform fee $384.00
One job for the centre: make the next lesson obvious, and the pay obvious.
A weekly grid, not a roster someone else fills while you are teaching.
Checked cards show a badge. Expired cards do not stay live.
Notes after a lesson are written for the parent, not buried in a chat.
The first lesson is free. Five and ten lesson packs are discounted.
Each tutor says which they offer. The suburb is a base, not a travel promise.
Applications, tutors and bookings are the same product a director walks through.
A fictional Tuesday still has a start time, a subject and a note for the parent afterwards. No real student is named.
A fictional Tuesday on the platform. No real student is named.
7:30 am
Open yesterday’s note and set three questions for the Methods student.
9:00 am
Year 12 paper, one question at a time, error log updated before you hang up.
12:30 pm
A practice essay comes back with comments a parent can read in a minute.
4:00 pm
Year 8 reasoning in Canning Vale. The session ends when the student can teach it back.
6:30 pm
Hours taught and the 15% fee sit on the same screen, before anyone chases an invoice.
Written for the walkthrough. These are not quotes from a real household.
The exam plan was on one page. We knew the fee before the first paid lesson.
Saturday Specialist started when the profile said it would. That was the whole product.
The first lesson is free. Five and ten lesson packs are discounted. The fee is on the page before anyone says yes.
Hours and the 15% centre fee stay visible before a payout. These graduates, like the rest of the photos, are staged for the demo.
Weekly. The centre keeps a 15% platform fee, shown in the calculator before you accept hours. The rest is take-home. Connecting a bank account happens in the live payout step, which this preview does not charge.
A photo ID, qualifications, and a Western Australia Working with Children Check. The application checks that the card number is 7 digits and that the expiry is still ahead. A person confirms the card before a tutor is listed.
Families filter by subject, year level, price, day, online or in person, and rating. A trial lesson is the usual first booking. The tutor still accepts the time.
Both, when the tutor offers them. The profile names the suburb as a base, not a promise to travel across Perth.
The trial lesson is free. A single lesson is the hourly rate. A pack of 5 is 8% off and a pack of 10 is 12% off. This preview records the request and does not take a card.
No. Tutors, families, reviews, prices and lesson times are fictional, so a centre can click through without using a real student or a real school.
The application is the front door. Verification still happens with a person. The document check stays in this browser.