Does Jotmonk work for exams other than language tests?

Yes. Maths, science, entrance exams and professional exams all work. The notes follow what was taught.

Can I add the exam date and target score?

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Will my student see my private notes?

No. Private tutor notes never reach the student. You review, edit and approve before anything is sent.

Can I make a progress report before a mock exam?

Yes. Progress reports pull together the lessons you choose, and you can download them as PDF or Word.

Do I need to install anything?

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Exam tutor lesson notesEvery exam lesson, written down and pointed at the test.

IELTS, SAT, GCSE or a university entrance exam: your student has a date and a target score. Jotmonk keeps the record of every lesson so nothing that matters for the exam slips.

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Amira · IELTS · target 7.0Sample lesson

Last mock

6.0

Exam date

12 June

Weak topics from this lesson

Reading: true, false, not given
Writing task 2: linking ideas
Speaking part 2: two-minute talk

The problem with exam prep

The exam is fixed. Your memory of each lesson is not.

Exam students come with a deadline. Every lesson has to move them closer to a target score, and every lesson you forget to write up is a lesson you may have to repeat.

With four or five exam students a week, the details blur: which reading question type tripped one student up, which essay structure another one finally got. Jotmonk writes it down while you teach, so the weak topics stay in view until they are fixed.

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

What changes for you

Plan the next lesson from the last one, in minutes.

Weak topics stay visible
Each lesson note lists what the student struggled with, so the next lesson starts in the right place.
Strengths you can build on
What the student now does well, so you stop spending time on what is already secure.
Progress you can show
Lesson after lesson, you and your student see what has improved before exam day.

Plan vs what happened

Past tense reviewCovered
Interview questions 1 to 6Partly covered
Role play: salaryNot covered

Draft next planUse for next lesson

What changes for your student

Practice that comes out of the lesson itself.

Your student leaves every lesson with a short recap: what was covered, what went well, which mistakes to fix and exactly what to practice. Homework names the paper, the section and the question type, so it is easy to start.

For students under 18, notes can go to the parent or guardian, so families see the work being done between mock exams.

Amira · homeworkSample lesson

Cambridge 17, Test 2, Reading passage 3
Rewrite the essay intro using the two linking phrases we practiced
Record a two-minute answer: describe a place you visited

Open tasks carry into the next lesson's focus.

A sample exam lesson note

EXAM LESSON NOTES (sample lesson)
Student: Amira      Exam: IELTS Academic      Target: 7.0

Summary
We worked on Reading true / false / not given and a Writing task 2 introduction.

What went well
- Skimmed the passage in under three minutes
- Clear opinion sentence in the essay introduction

Mistakes to fix
- Chose "false" when the text did not mention the fact (should be "not given")
- Linking: "In the other hand" -> "On the other hand"

Homework
- Cambridge 17, Test 2, Reading passage 3
- Rewrite the essay introduction with two linking phrases

Next lesson
Speaking part 2: the two-minute talk

Every exam subject

Language tests, school exams and professional exams.

Jotmonk works for language and non-language subjects. IELTS and TOEFL speaking, SAT maths, GCSE science, bar exam essays, medical school interviews: the notes follow what was taught and said.

Keep the exam goal on each student's page, so every lesson note is read against the target. When you want the bigger picture, a progress report pulls the lessons together for a check-in with the student or their family.

Lucía · ProgressSample lesson

Talk time this lesson

Student 43% / You 57%

Skills levels

Past tensedeveloping
Interview answerssecure
Pronunciation of -ciónnot yet

Progress report · last 6 weeksSend to parent

Questions tutors ask

Does Jotmonk work for exams other than language tests?: Yes. Maths, science, entrance exams and professional exams all work. The notes follow what was taught.
Can I add the exam date and target score?: Yes. Student profiles hold the goal, so every note is tied to it.
Will my student see my private notes?: No. Private tutor notes never reach the student. You review, edit and approve before anything is sent.
Can I make a progress report before a mock exam?: Yes. Progress reports pull together the lessons you choose, and you can download them as PDF or Word.
Do I need to install anything?: No. Jotmonk records in your browser while you teach. Nothing to install and no bot joins your lesson.