A shared programme catalogue
Maintain programme names, codes, descriptions and status across the school.
Courses &
offerings
A shared curriculum. A clear place to teach it.
Give every course a clear place in your school. Organise the shared programme, its campus offerings and the people and learning connected to each one.
A structure that stays understandable
Define the programme.
Organise its delivery.
Offerings with local context
Give each campus offering its own name, code, capacity, default fee and status.
Connections to daily teaching
Connect students and teachers to offerings, then follow through into schedules and course learning.
Explore course learningFrom the catalogue to the classroom
Open the course.
Continue the work.
The course directory brings programme groups and their offerings together, with direct routes into the learning activities that belong to each course.
- Search by programme, offering name, code or campus.
- See capacity, default fee and offering status together.
- Open the learning page, assignments or quizzes for the selected offering.
Shared across campuses
One programme.
Room for local delivery.
A programme provides the common identity. Campus offerings provide the teaching context for the students, staff and timetable at each location.
Explore multi-campus managementShared programmeMathematics
Park CampusYear 10 MathematicsLocal course offering
Riverside CampusYear 10 MathematicsLocal course offering
Grove CampusYear 10 MathematicsLocal course offering
For your team
A common structure.
A useful view for every team.
School leaders
Keep the catalogue coherent.
Maintain the programme definitions used across your school.
Campus administrators
Organise local offerings.
Manage the courses delivered at your campus within your assigned permissions.
Teaching teams
Continue into learning.
Use the assigned offering as the context for course learning, activities and class schedules.
Understanding the course structure
What belongs to the programme, and what belongs to the offering?
Clarify shared definitions, local delivery and the connections between course administration and learning.
What is the difference between a programme and an offering?
The programme is the shared catalogue record. An offering is a campus-specific delivery of that programme, with its own code, name, capacity, default fee and status.
Can the same programme run at several campuses?
Yes. Create separate campus offerings under the same programme, then manage their local teaching responsibilities and student enrolments.
Does each offering have its own learning page?
Yes. The course offering connects to its learning page and its assignments and quizzes, with access determined by the user’s current role and course relationship.
What happens when a course is no longer offered?
Used offerings can be made inactive while their connected records are retained. The system checks for existing teaching, enrolment, schedule and learning records before allowing deletion of an unused offering.
Keep exploring
One school. More connected possibilities.
Courses & offerings
Give every course a clear foundation.
Connect your programme catalogue to the teaching that happens each day.