

Enrolments open, classes full, parents informed.
Tutors, driving schools, music teachers, short-course providers and training companies. Course pages with term dates and an enrol button, class capacity with waitlists, and the term reminder that goes out by itself.
- Course pages with term dates, pricing and enrol buttons
- Class capacity, waitlists and one-to-one lesson diaries
- Term reminders, progress updates and re-enrolment nudges
Say it once. Watch it get done.
Four education & training businesses, four everyday asks. Each one runs across the site, the diary, the CRM and the channels from a single line of chat.
Thirteen hours in twenty seconds.
A real day for a education & training business on Kahu. The feed is what Kahu did; the right-hand tiles are what it added up to; the bottom card is the only part that waited for a person.
Built for education and training businesses
Course pages with term dates and an enrol button. Families first, then public, then waitlists.
One record per student linked to the right guardians. Messages go to the right person by rule.
Teacher notes become progress updates. Term reminders and re-enrolment nudges go out on schedule.
Frequently asked questions
More in the FAQ and Help centre.
Can parents and students both be on the record?+
Yes. A student record links to one or more guardians. Messages go to the right person by rule.
Does it handle recurring term classes and one-off workshops?+
Yes. Recurring timetables with capacity, one-off workshops with ticketing, and one-to-one lesson diaries.
Is it suitable for a driving school?+
Yes. Instructors, vehicles and pick-up zones are resources. Lessons, reminders and progress notes work the same way.
What about photo consent?+
Consent is a flag on the student record. Kahu only drafts posts from flagged students, and nothing publishes without approval.


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