Assessments & certificatesPlan your next class. Grow as a teacher.
Assess your teaching strengths, follow a personalised learning path and prepare for your next class with AI.
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Assess
Your baseline report
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Learn
Video, audio & practice
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Reassess
Before-and-after reports
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Complete
Completion certificates
What do assessments cover?
- Your teaching style
- Explore your approach, motivation and preferences through the psychometric assessment.
- Your classroom decisions
- Work through teaching scenarios to identify strengths and areas to develop.
Certificates recognise completed TeachQ learning, not accreditation by a school board.
From a request to tomorrow's lesson.
Meet QURA, your AI teaching assistant. Bring a classroom challenge. Leave with something you can use.
Ask in your own words
I have 20 minutes with Grade 3. Help me teach addition with things already in the classroom.
A plan to adapt. A worksheet to use. Both kept with your teaching work.
Illustrative materials, not a live AI response. Review and adapt for your class.
Grade 3 / Mathematics / 20 minutes
Add, explain, try again
Help children add two-digit numbers and explain how they did it.
- 5 min
Show one example
Build 24 + 13 with bottle tops. Group the tens first, then combine the ones.
- 10 min
Let partners try
Give each pair 32 + 16. One child builds the numbers; the other explains the steps.
- 5 min
Make the thinking visible
Try 41 + 25 independently. Ask a child to explain how they combined the tens.
Keep counters available for children who need another model. Invite others to explain a second method.
Your board. Your class. Your way forward.
Connect what your class needs to learn with what you want to strengthen as a teacher.
An example: Maharashtra foundational language, SCF 2024, C-9.4.
What your class is learning
Follow directions for a multi-step task, then give clear directions to others.
How you want to teach
Give clear classroom instructions. Model one step, pause and check understanding.
What you will try next
Let partners give one another the next instruction. Notice who can act without your help.
Starting with selected Maharashtra and Zanzibar curriculum references.
Curriculum references are available now. Connected teaching-skill recommendations are in development; coverage varies by subject and grade.Learn it. Try it in class.
Short videos, audio and handouts. Then an activity, quiz and reflection.
A small idea. A better next lesson.
One Model, One SentenceEnglish (India) / Grade 3 drawing task with paper, crayons, and a boardThese samples are open to everyone. No account needed.
Good teaching grows together.
A shared space for school programmes, teaching resources and reviewed school records. Individual teachers can start independently, too.
Teachers
Prepare lessons, share resources and work towards common goals.
School leaders
Organise programmes, publish content and review shared work.
Families
Access school-approved pupil reports through authorised sharing.
School records and private teacher reflections stay separate.
A bigger world of learning. One connected foundation.
Teaching is our starting point. We are building towards a platform that connects expert support, local curricula and continuous professional learning.
More support, closer to practice
Expert mentoring and an AI media studio for richer classroom learning.
Local relevance, wider reach
Broader board coverage, regional languages and connected school-network insights.
A framework beyond teaching
Learning for IT and other professions, partner programmes and a connected experience on web and mobile.
Our direction: these capabilities are being developed, not all available today.
What will you teach tomorrow?
Bring one idea. Start with your own workspace.
