Do I need to fill anything in?

No. The progress page is built from the lesson notes you already approve.

What is speaking share?

The student's portion of talk time in a lesson. Jotmonk keeps the tutor's and the student's voices separate to measure it.

Can parents see progress?

You can send a progress report to a parent or guardian.

Does it work for non-language subjects?

Yes. Strengths, recurring mistakes and goals work for every subject.

Student progress tracker for tutorsProgress you can both see, lesson after lesson.

Students stay when they can see they are improving. Jotmonk builds each student's progress page from every lesson, without you keeping a notebook.

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Lucía · speaking shareSample lesson

Lesson 1Lesson 4Lesson 9Lesson 15

From 12% to 75%. Lucía now does most of the talking.

The quiet reason students leave

“I don't feel like I'm improving.”

Progress in tutoring is slow and hard to see from the inside. A student who has improved a great deal can still feel stuck, and that is often when they stop booking.

Jotmonk turns every lesson into evidence. For speaking lessons, the student's share of talk time across lessons is a measure anyone can read: 12%, then 20%, then 50%, then 75%.

Who spoke, and how muchSample lesson

YouTutor

KenjiStudent

Kenji's speaking share62%

What the progress page shows

Strengths, patterns and the goal, in one view.

Strengths and achievements
What the student does well now that they could not do before.
Recurring mistakes
Patterns that keep coming back, so you can plan for them.
Goal in view
Every lesson tied back to why the student started.
Tutor and student voices kept apart
So you can see how much your student is speaking and doing.

Lucía · strengths and achievementsSample lesson

Ordered food in Spanish without switching to English
Used the past tense correctly for one-off events
Asked follow-up questions on her own

Reports

A progress report when a check-in comes round.

Pull the lessons together into a progress report for a monthly check-in, a parent meeting or the end of a course. Download it as PDF or Word.

If you prefer to write your own, start from the student progress report template.

Email to Maya's parentSample lesson

Maya's maths lesson, Tuesday

What went well: Maya solved three linear equations without help.

To work on: moving terms across the equals sign and changing the sign.

Homework: page 42, questions 1 to 8, by Friday.

Reviewed and sent

Use it in the conversation

Open the progress page at the start of a lesson or a monthly check-in. It turns “I don't feel like I'm improving” into a clear picture, and gives you a plan for what comes next.

Questions tutors ask

Do I need to fill anything in?: No. The progress page is built from the lesson notes you already approve.
What is speaking share?: The student's portion of talk time in a lesson. Jotmonk keeps the tutor's and the student's voices separate to measure it.
Can parents see progress?: You can send a progress report to a parent or guardian.
Does it work for non-language subjects?: Yes. Strengths, recurring mistakes and goals work for every subject.