Eight languages
English, Turkish, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, French, Hindi and Urdu, chosen once for the whole academy. SAT terms stay in English, as on the official score report.
An SAT progress report that's ready before your mentor is.
Every two weeks PrepMora drafts a progress report for each family: what was practised, how scores moved and where the next points are. Your mentor reads it, adds a personal note and sends it. Nothing reaches a parent without your mentor.
How Elif is doing
SamplePractice questions, last two weeks186 · 71% right
Assignments due, done5 of 6
Latest practice test1290 ↑ 50
Higher than84% of SAT takers
Where the next points are: Advanced Math and Boundaries. Reaching the goal in these two is worth about 40 points on a full test.
Illustration with a sample student. Real reports are written from the student's own answers.
What's in a report
Written for parents, not for statisticians.
Most parents cannot read a table of percentages. They can read three sentences and a short list of what comes next.
- Effort. Questions answered and how many were right, assignments done, study time and full tests taken.
- Direction. The latest practice score against two weeks ago and against the first test, plus the share of SAT takers it beats.
- Progress by area. Each SAT domain at the start, two weeks ago and now. Areas that barely moved are left out.
- Where the next points are. The three areas costing the most points, a realistic goal for each and roughly what reaching it is worth.
- A note from the mentor. The personal part only your teacher can write.
Why the mentor sends it
Families trust their teacher, not a platform.
A report that arrives from software reads like a notification. The same report sent by the teacher who knows the student reads like care. So PrepMora does the counting and the first draft, and your academy keeps the relationship.
Edit every sentence
Mentors can rewrite any line before sending and add their own note, so the report always sounds like your academy.
Print-ready PDF in your colours
Two A4 pages with page numbers and your academy's brand, ready to attach to an email or a message.
Parent reports
Questions about parent reports
Does PrepMora send reports to parents automatically?
No. PrepMora drafts the report; your mentor reads it, edits it, adds a personal note and sends it. Nothing reaches a family without your academy deciding to send it.
How often is a parent report made?
Every two weeks. Each report compares today with two weeks ago and with the student's starting point, so parents see the direction, not one isolated number.
Which languages can the report be written in?
English, Turkish, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, French, Hindi and Urdu. The academy picks its language once. SAT section, domain and skill names stay in English, as they appear on the official score report.
Can the mentor change what the report says?
Yes. Every sentence can be edited before it is sent, and there is a space for the mentor's own note.
How do mentors send it?
As a print-ready PDF in your academy's colours: two A4 pages with page numbers. The mentor sends it the way they already talk to families, by email or messaging.
What if a student has not practised?
The report says so plainly instead of inventing progress, and the mentor will already have seen the same thing on the Today list in the mentor panel.
Give your mentors their Sunday evenings back.
See a parent report built from a sample student's real practice, and how a mentor edits and sends it.