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Teach 'n Go user roles

Learn about the different user roles in Teach ’n Go and what each role can access.

Abdullah Al-Hussein avatar
Written by Abdullah Al-Hussein
Updated over a week ago

Teach ’n Go includes several user roles, each designed with specific permissions and access levels. Understanding these roles helps you manage your school securely and efficiently.


1. Admins

Admins have full access to the system.

They can:

  • Manage all school details

  • Add and remove users

  • Control user permissions

  • Create and manage classes and lessons

  • Handle payments and reports

Admins oversee all aspects of the school within Teach ’n Go.


2. Teachers

Teachers have access to the classes they teach and their assigned students.

By default, teachers can:

  • View and manage their lessons

  • Access profiles of their students

  • Record attendance, notes, behaviours, and grades

Admins can customise teacher permissions to grant or restrict additional access.


3. Staff

Staff members are non-teaching users who can be assigned to classes.

  • Their permissions are similar to teachers.

  • They can be granted extensive access if needed.

  • However, they cannot access School settings, Subscription details, or User permissions.

This role is ideal for assistants or support staff.


4. Students

Students have limited access through the Student Portal.

They can:

  • View enrolled lessons

  • Check schedules and attendance

  • View teacher notes

  • Access receipts and payment information

  • Upload attachments (such as homework)

Students only see information related to their own enrolments.


5. Related contacts

Related contacts include parents, guardians, employers or other connected individuals.

When granted portal access, they can:

  • View student information

  • Access payments and attendance records

  • Switch between multiple linked students (for example, siblings)

This makes it easy for families to manage multiple students in one account.


Understanding user roles helps ensure you assign the appropriate level of access to each person in your school.

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