Ahead Creative

Projects

Events

Running a programme: who attends what and when, who teaches it, and who pays for it.

  • Courses aren't assessed

    A language school runs semester and trimester courses alongside seasonal and special programmes. Some courses need to be advertised, filled and closed for registration within a couple of weeks, while student assessments continue across formats.

    Smart registration and assessment

    We built a management system for setting up and closing courses, campaigns and registrations quickly. Registration connects to a student portal holding both ongoing self-assessments and assessments made in class. In-person and remote evaluations form one record across the course.

    Education

    Dynamic courses

  • 60 Mentors

    A startup incubator provides grant-funded training and mentoring to its members. Each member has annual minimum and maximum session allowances, with more than 60 trainers and mentors to match them with.

    Matching, scheduling, grant tracking

    Integrations, automations and AI agents keep the calendar updated and propose suitable member–mentor matches. Once a session is confirmed, the system tracks how much of the grant each member has used.

    Education

    Grant-funded training

  • Who pays for this?

    A peak body runs dozens of training events a year for service operators, members, politicians, public servants and the public. Attendance may be free, paid by an attendee or employer, or partly funded by a sponsor.

    Targeted events, flexible payments

    We built a custom platform that manages the programme, from targeting each event at the relevant audience to handling its different payment arrangements.

    Not for Profit

    Many audiences