Attendance, fee reminders, practice notes, and progress maps for every student in your music class.
Music teachers often move between individual lessons and group classes, each with different students, practice material and fee records. Tracking attendance in one place and payments in another makes it harder to answer a parent's question or review a student before the next lesson. As your classes grow, keeping these everyday records together can protect more of your time for listening, teaching and planning practice.
Keep student details together and organise classes around the instruments or levels you teach. Filter the student list for the group you need, and keep enrollment records tied to their academic year as learners continue their training.
Log payments, issue receipts and review outstanding balances from each student's enrollment record. Students and families can consult their passbook instead of relying on old messages, and arrears can be carried into a new academic year without losing the payment history.
Send notes and supported attachments to the relevant classes so students can revisit practice instructions at home. Attendance records and monthly performance ratings give you another way to review participation and progress alongside your own musical feedback.