A workshop outside the regular timetable
Charge participating students without changing their monthly tuition.
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Workshops, exams, materials and trips. Charge students for extras, track due dates and follow payments without separate spreadsheets.
A workshop, exam, camp or course materials may need a separate charge. Without a clear system, those amounts end up scattered across messages, participant lists and bank records. Eduwallet keeps each extra fee linked to the student who owes it.
There is no need to alter recurring tuition to collect a one-off amount. Give the charge its own description, due date and amount, then track it alongside the rest of your student billing. Your team gets one place to check what has been paid.
Add a charge for a specific activity, assign it to a student and follow its status separately from regular tuition.
Charge participating students without changing their monthly tuition.
Bill separately for a grading exam, textbook or equipment pack so families know what each fee covers.
Review tuition and extra charges together rather than combining totals from multiple lists.
Keep workshop, exam and materials charges separate from regular tuition with a description families can understand.
Amounts and due dates stay connected to the participant being billed.
Review one-off and recurring balances in the same dashboard without mixing them up.
Avoid creating a separate tracking list for every new activity.
Set its purpose, amount and due date.
Assign the charge to the right participant.
Use online payment options if enabled for your organization.
See payment status and any amount outstanding.
Conversation sessions, one-to-one tuition and mock exams are often purchased on top of a regular course. Eduwallet lets you record these charges separately and check each learner's payment status.
Monthly training fees and belt exams are different things. Eduwallet lets you record and check each additional charge separately, so families know what they are paying for.
Away matches, summer camps and extra coaching sessions all have their own costs. Eduwallet lets you charge the relevant players and track payments without combining event costs with monthly training fees.
A guest teacher, weekend masterclass or special session should be a welcome addition, not another spreadsheet. Create a separate charge in Eduwallet and track workshop payments apart from monthly tuition.
Tuition is only part of what families pay for. Eduwallet helps your school organize agreed charges for trips, additional classes and other activities while keeping each student's account clear.
When a family receives a charge for a workshop or course materials, the purpose and due date should be obvious. Eduwallet keeps these details with the student’s charge, so staff can answer questions without reconstructing an arrangement from old emails.
Eduwallet manages charges and their payment status. It does not, by itself, provide event booking, exam administration or materials inventory. You can use billing alongside your existing operational processes.
Charges for workshops, exams, trips and materials are common examples. Each has its own description, amount, due date and student.
No. A separate charge can be managed independently of the regular tuition plan.
Open that student’s charge to see its payment status and outstanding balance.
Yes, when online payments are configured. Available methods depend on your payment provider setup.
This feature is for billing and payment tracking. Event booking, attendance or exam administration are not automatically included.
The participants, a clear description, the amount and the due date are enough to begin.
Tuition, workshops, materials and other student fees. Keep payment tracking together without creating another spreadsheet.
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