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Creating multiple branches

Learn how to set up and manage multiple school branches in Teach ’n Go.

Written by Abdullah Al-Hussein
Updated today

If your school operates in more than one location, you can create separate branches in Teach ’n Go. Each branch can have its own students, teachers, classes, schedules, and settings, while still being managed under one admin account. This guide explains how to create new branches and switch between them.


Create a new branch

Step 1: Go to School settings

  1. Click your name in the top-right corner.

  2. Select School settings.

Step 2: Open the Branches section

  1. In the left-hand menu, click Branches.

  2. You will see a list of existing branches linked to your account.

Step 3: Add a branch

  1. Click Add branch.

  2. Enter the branch details, such as:

    • Branch name

    • Address

    • Contact information

  3. Click Save.

The new branch will now be created.


Customise branch settings

Each branch works independently. You can customise each location based on how it operates.

Within each branch, you can manage:

  • Class schedules

  • Fee structures

  • Teacher assignments

  • Student enrolments

  • School settings (notifications, templates, integrations)

Repeat the process for each additional branch you want to create.


Switch between branches

Once multiple branches are set up, admins can move between them easily.

  1. Click the current branch name in the top header.

  2. A dropdown list of all linked branches will appear.

  3. Click the branch you want to access.

  4. You will immediately switch to that branch’s dashboard and data.


Tips

  • Use clear, consistent branch names to avoid confusion.

  • Data is separate between branches — changes in one branch do not affect others.

  • Only admins with the correct permissions can switch branches.

  • Invite users separately to each branch if they need access.


Using branches allows you to manage multiple locations efficiently while keeping student and financial data organised and separated within Teach ’n Go.

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