Form templates for tutors & test prep

This is the form library for tutors, test prep coaches and academic support programmes: session feedback, programme enrolment, tutor applications, volunteer screening and parent referrals, all editable in formformform.

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The work is paced by an exam calendar nobody controls: SAT and ACT sittings, AP week, the MCAT, the bar. Session feedback has to arrive while the hour is fresh, and who answers changes — the student in a statistics session, a parent after an elementary literacy or piano lesson.

Intake is the other half. After-school and English language learner programmes enrol by grade, school and subject need; volunteers sitting with K–12 students on school premises authorise a background check first; and a referral records the student's grade level and subject of need before anyone contacts the parent.

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What tutors & test prep usually collect

Session-by-session feedback

Ratings on explanation quality and subject knowledge, whether confidence went up, and the open question that matters most: which question types, essay sections or concept gaps still need drilling before the next appointment.

Progress between sessions

Assignment completion, whether the agreed study sessions actually happened, the latest grade updates and which habits shifted. Academic coaching lives on this record; without it a check-in becomes a conversation nobody can compare month to month.

Tutor and volunteer screening

Subject range and teaching method, language certification or native-speaker background, score improvement history on SAT, ACT and AP work, platform experience, weekly availability — and, for programmes on school premises, a background check authorisation checkbox.

Enrolment and referral details

Grade, the subjects a student is behind in, school and guardian contact. English language learner enrolment adds home language and proficiency level; a referral captures grade and subject of need before anyone contacts the parent.

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How to set one up

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    Open the Tutoring Session Feedback Form and rename the fields to your subjects — swap generic ratings for the ones you actually coach on, whether that is CARS passages or algebra word problems.

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    Add conditional logic so the first question — student or parent answering — branches the rest: a parent gets fluency and behaviour questions, a bar exam candidate gets MBE subject checkboxes.

  3. 3

    Share the link by QR code at the end of an in-person session, or paste the two-line embed into your booking confirmation page so remote students answer before they close the tab.

  4. 4

    Set up the intake side next: copy the After-School Program Enrollment Form for term sign-ups, and the Referral Program Sign-Up for parents passing your name along.

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    Filter responses by tutor or subject before each exam window, and send a webhook to whatever you already use for scheduling so a new enrolment does not sit unread.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get students to actually fill in session feedback?

Ask at the end of the appointment, not the next day. Show a QR code on screen or on a card as the session wraps up, and keep the form to a handful of questions: explanation quality, subject knowledge, confidence, and what still needs drilling. Remote sessions get the same link pasted into chat.

Can a parent answer the feedback form instead of the student?

Yes. Put the question first — who is filling this in — and branch from there with conditional logic. Parents answering for elementary literacy or special education sessions see questions about reading fluency, focus and behaviour; a college student rating a statistics hour sees questions about SPSS, R and remaining concept gaps.

How do I collect CVs from tutors applying to my agency?

Add a File Upload field and the applicant attaches the CV to the submission; you download or preview it from the response, beside the rest of the application. Keep a short text field next to it for the things that already live online — a recorded demo lesson, a page of student testimonials, a language certification held in a portal. Subjects taught, score improvement history and weekly availability go in ordinary fields you can filter when a term's timetable needs covering.

Can I take payment for tutoring sessions through the form?

Yes. Add products and priced options to the form, then collect payment through secure hosted checkout with Stripe, PayPal, or Square. Payment status is tracked alongside the response.

Can volunteer tutors give background check authorisation on a form?

You can capture typed agreement to the authorisation wording with a checkbox, which is what most community tutoring programmes need before a volunteer sits with K–12 students. It is not a legally executed e-signature, so treat it as recorded consent and run the check itself through your usual provider. For the sensitive detail, use an end-to-end encrypted form; EU hosting is available and everything is GDPR compliant.

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