Everything a coaching centre needs to be found, in one place
Your coaching centre's website, admission banner, leaflet and logo, all made by describing them in Bangla. Batch times, fees and admission rules in one place.
- Make my coaching centre's website. It is called Alokbortika Coaching, in Mirpur 2. Classes six to ten, maths and English, morning and afternoon batches, admission open now.
- We need a site for our SSC and HSC science coaching: a notice board, the teachers' names and subjects, an admission form, and a map to our address in Rajshahi city.
- Make a site for a university admission coaching centre: which units we prepare for, class days and times, the model test schedule, and a WhatsApp button for admission.
Can a coaching centre's website, banner and leaflet all be made in one place?
Yes. Write the centre's name, the classes, the batch times, the fees and the admission rules in Bangla, and the AI builds the website with a notice board, an admission form, the teachers and the contact details. With the same details you make the admission banner, leaflet, logo and question papers here too, and starting is free.
Three steps to a coaching centre website
- Write down the centre's details: The name, address, classes and subjects, batch days and times, fees, admission rules, teachers' names and phone number. What you leave out, the AI will not make up.
- The AI builds the site: The name and an "admission details" button at the top, then the notice board, batches and times, admission rules and form, teachers, a map and the phone, in a few minutes.
- Publish and spread the link: Press Publish. Then put the link and the site manager's QR code on your banners and leaflets, and send it to the parents' WhatsApp groups.
The same questions from parents, again and again
In admission season the phone never stops: what the fee is, which batch has seats, when classes run, when admission opens. Notices hang on a sheet of paper on the wall, and seeing them means coming to the centre.
On the centre's own website those answers are written once. Parents read them on their phones at night, fill in the admission form there, and a new notice reaches everyone through one link.
What a coaching centre website will have
- The centre's name, a one-line introduction and an "admission details" button at the top
- A notice board: newest first, each one dated
- Classes or batches and their times, the admission rules and fees, as you give them
- An admission form: the student's name, class and a parent's mobile
- The teachers' names and subjects, the address, a map and the phone
- The AI makes up no results, pass rates or success figures you did not give; with no notices given, the board says new notices will appear there
Teaching on your own? A page for tutors and small batches
If you teach a few batches yourself rather than run an institution, the "Tuition booking" card in the ready-made prompts list suits you better. It puts your name and subjects at the top, then the batch list: class, days and time, monthly fee and seats left (only if you say). When a parent presses "enrol", a small form opens, and sending it writes a WhatsApp message with those details.
The coaching centre's banner, leaflet, logo and questions
After the site comes the promotion. Each of these is made here too, in the same name and colours. The Bengali text is set in a real font, not drawn inside an AI picture, so the letters never break. Printing is done by your print shop; the design is free here.
- An admission banner: at Facebook size or print size, downloaded as a picture
- A leaflet: with batches, fees and the address, downloaded at print size for the press
- A logo: the AI gives three styles; the same logo on the site, the banner and the leaflet
- Question papers: MCQ, short and creative questions with answers, printed or saved as PDF
- Certificates: give a list of names and the whole batch's certificates come out at once
What to name your coaching centre
No name yet? Write in the chat "give me ten Bangla names for a maths and science coaching centre, short and easy to remember", and the AI lays out names, with what each means if you ask.
When choosing, check three things: whether another centre nearby already has the name, whether a Facebook page by that name is free, and whether the name fits large on a banner. A short name works everywhere: on the banner, the signboard and by word of mouth.
After the coaching site is live: admission, notices and results
- The admission form: on a free site applications arrive as WhatsApp messages. With lifetime hosting they land in the site inbox, up to 25 a day, with an email and a phone notification
- A new notice: say it in one line in the chat, like "add a notice: no classes on Friday", then publish again
- To change the phone number, the address or any text, the site manager is enough, with no AI or Token
- You can post results, but everyone can see everything on the site; so post only what you would pin on the notice board
- You can build separate apps for attendance and result sheets: tick and the month adds up, enter marks and the grades and GPA work themselves out
What a coaching centre website costs
Building the site, changing it and publishing it at your-name.banglacodes.app come out of up to 400,000 free AI Token a day. Banner and leaflet designs are free too, and AI pictures are free up to 20 a day.
To run the site on your own domain and keep admission forms in the site inbox, lifetime hosting is 6,999 BDT once, for life, with no renewal. Printing is paid to the press; BanglaCodes prints nothing. The full breakdown is on the pricing page.
Questions about coaching centre websites
How much does a coaching centre website cost?
Building it and publishing it at a banglacodes.app address are free. To run it on your own domain or keep admission forms in the site inbox, lifetime hosting is 6,999 BDT once, for life. There is no monthly bill.
Can a coaching centre take admission forms online?
Yes. On the site's admission form a parent gives the student's name, class and a mobile number. On a free site it reaches you as a WhatsApp message; with lifetime hosting it lands in the site inbox, with an email to tell you.
How much does it cost to print a coaching centre banner?
The print shop sets the price, by size and by cloth or paper; BanglaCodes prints nothing. Make the design here for free and download the picture, then tell the press the size and ask for their price.
What should I name my coaching centre?
Tell the chat which classes and subjects you teach and what kind of name you want, and the AI lays out a list. Before you pick one, check that no centre nearby has it and that the Facebook page name is free.
How do I add a new notice to the coaching website?
Write the notice in one line in the chat and ask for it on the board, then publish again. It goes at the top with its date, and everyone with the link sees it.
Can I put the coaching centre's results on the website?
Yes, but anyone can see what is on the site. So post only what you would pin on the notice board, and never the students' phone numbers or personal details.
Will this site work for a school or a madrasa too?
Yes. This card is made for schools, madrasas and coaching centres alike: notices, admission, teachers and contact. Say in Bangla what kind of institution it is and the site is laid out that way.
Can I make the coaching site and banner on my phone?
Yes. The site, banner, leaflet and logo can all be made and downloaded in the phone's browser; no computer needed.
Read more
- Working web apps for schools, madrasas and coaching centres
- Getting applications from your site's forms
- The posters and banners guide
- A logo and a visiting card
- A quiz and MCQ practice app
You can also make
- Leaflet: Admission, offer or notice leaflets
- Banner: Banners for a shop, admissions, Eid or an event
- Question paper: MCQ, short and creative questions, with answers
- Certificate: Certificates for a course, contest or training