For centres already teaching math

The folder stays. The curriculum still resets.

Worksheets are easy to hand over. Curriculum judgment is not. The next tutor must decode someone else's system—or start again.

Not offering math? See the turnkey path →
An overstuffed shared curriculum binder with Grade 6, Grade 7, and Grade 8 tabs, photocopied worksheets, and handwritten tutor notes.
What the centre inherits The pages—not the decisions.

What good tutors add

Curriculum is the foundation. Tutor judgment adapts it to each student.

PrepBox keeps those decisions—and the student work behind them—with your centre.

A professionally printed mathematics curriculum with three tracing-paper layers showing teaching sequence, common pitfalls, and a student-specific route.
What to teach first Where students get stuck What this student needs now

What stays with the centre

One shared student record. Every tutor knows where to continue.

Centre-owned student record One shared student record showing completed handwritten work, the student's current learning position, a prepared next lesson, and solutions.

How PrepBox makes the record useful

Every answer is already there. One click prepares what comes next.

Students work directly in PrepBox on the iPad. Every question. Every time. No scanning.

Alex's shared learning record 38 tutor-verified answers · ready to plan
01Work is captured
Alex · Patterns Saved
4, 9, 14, 19 … +5   +5   +5 Correct pattern. Explain why.
Tutor verified 38 answers recorded
Handwritten work Marked result Current status
02Best next step

Exact individualized material—without the manual build.

03Student learning pack
Preview · one click away

Alex's next challenge

Constant rate

Built from the skills Alex already has.

Integer operations Signed change Constant rate
14chosen questions
3connections to build
worked solutions

The human payoff

Prepared tutors have more time to connect.

Two tutors collaborating over an iPad facing them while other tutors and students work throughout an active mathematics tutoring centre.
Especially for a new tutor Students feel known from the first session.

Their learning history and next step are already there—giving the tutor time to listen, encourage, and get familiar with your centre's curriculum.

The tutor's role

The material is ready. The tutor makes it matter.

An enthusiastic mathematics tutor brings a problem to life while a student listens closely with a stylus poised over an iPad.
Give the student a reason to lean in Turn the next step into a challenge worth taking.

Frame the challenge, bring the thinking to life, and make the material feel personal to this student.

See the continuity with one real student

Bring one student to a live walkthrough.

Choose an upcoming textbook chapter, a strand, or the student's best next step. We will show how the completed work becomes a route, then open the exact material and solutions a tutor can review.