Most competitive exams are now taken on a computer — and most learners in small towns practise only on paper. Your centre can close that gap. With TutorDA, your systems become a Digital Learning & Exam Centre for your whole town.
Many learners in our towns prepare only on paper, and the first time they answer a question with a mouse is in the real exam hall. They know the answers, but the screen makes them nervous. That should never happen.
Computer centres already have what these learners need — systems, a quiet room and someone who can help. TutorDA brings the exam-pattern mock tests, the English test practice and the courses. Together we can give every learner in your town a real exam rehearsal, and give your centre a steady new stream of learners.
Aravind Sundharesan, MSDirector, TutorDA Private Limited
Full-length, timed mock exams on screen, exactly like the real computer-based test, with instant scores and solutions.
Practice for IELTS, TOEFL, PTE and Duolingo, including speaking practice with a headset and microphone.
Structured courses learners can take at your centre: interactive maths and science, spoken English, and the STRAIT programme for college and workplace readiness.
After-school sessions for younger learners with 126 curriculum-mapped maths games, from age 3 upwards.
Typing and office-software classes are busiest in the evening. Exam practice and English labs fill mornings, afternoons and weekends.
Exam aspirants come back every week for the next mock test — a steady, repeat flow of learners.
Everything runs in a modern web browser. If your systems can open a website, they can run TutorDA.
Certified Partners are listed on tutorda.org as the place in town for exam practice.
If you can tick most of these, your centre is ready.
| Item | Recommended | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Systems | 5 or more working computers | Any recent Windows, Linux or Chromebook with Chrome, Edge or Firefox |
| Internet | Stable broadband | Mock tests need a steady connection, not high speed |
| Headsets | Headphones with microphone | Only for English speaking practice and Dayzi |
| Space | A quiet room or corner | Exam rehearsals work best without interruptions |
| Staff | One coordinator | To schedule sessions and help learners log in — we train them |
Computer centres usually start as a Certified Partner, because being listed as the town's exam-practice centre brings new learners.
For an existing tuition or computer centre that wants TutorDA's content, tests and tools for its own students — with no change to its name.
Easiest start. Pay only for the student seats you use. No change to your signboard.
For a centre that wants to grow with a recognised name: "Your Centre — TutorDA Certified Partner".
For growth. A partner agreement with clear yearly targets on both sides; priority in your locality.
For an entrepreneur or educator who wants to run a dedicated TutorDA Dynamic Assessment & digital learning centre in their area.
Full support. A franchise agreement with a defined territory and a 6-week launch plan.
About fees and revenue share: they depend on your town, the number of learners and the courses you choose, so we share them on our first call — and every amount is written into the agreement before you pay anything. There are no hidden charges.
No. Mock exams and practice labs are self-running: learners log in, take the test and get instant results. You need one coordinator for scheduling and help, and we train them.
You decide your own session or monthly fees for learners at your centre. The fees between your centre and TutorDA are agreed in the partnership agreement.
Yes. Learners can practise on the TutorDA app at home and come to your centre for full computer-based mock exams.
Yes. Certified Partners get a listing on tutorda.org, a social-media and banner kit, and joint promotion for exam-season rehearsals.
Tell us a little about your centre. Our partnerships desk replies within one working day — usually with a short call to understand your learners, then a written proposal.
Use the systems you already have. TutorDA brings the exams, the courses and the learners.