Teacher Guide
Chapter helps form tutors and subject teachers support their students' careers development without extra admin. Log interventions in 20 seconds, track your form group's progress, and deliver lessons from the platform.
Overview
Teachers in Chapter see a focused view of their responsibilities. Form tutors see their assigned form group. Subject teachers can log careers interventions and deliver lessons. You won't see data for students outside your form unless you're also a Careers Lead.
Your role in Chapter
Teachers have access to My Form (your form group), Quick Log (intervention logging), and Lessons. You cannot manage events, providers, or school-wide reports - contact your Careers Lead for those.
Getting started
Three steps to get set up and be useful to your students from day one.
- 1
View your form group
Click 'My Form' in the sidebar. Every student in your form group is listed with their current Gatsby score and recent activity. Red dots indicate students who may need attention.
- 2
Log your first intervention
Click 'Quick Log' and select a student from the dropdown. Choose an intervention type, add optional notes, and hit Save. Done in under 30 seconds.
- 3
Deliver a lesson
Open 'Lessons' in the sidebar to find lessons prepared by your Careers Lead. Open one to read the teacher brief, then press Start: the join code goes on the projector, the class joins on their devices (or works from the printed sheet), and every pupil you reach is recorded as evidence when you end the lesson.
My Form Group
My Form Group
A focused, clean view of just your form students - their Gatsby score, upcoming events, recent activities, and any flags from the Careers Lead.
- See each student's current Gatsby score and directional trend
- Quickly spot who hasn't attended any events or sessions yet
- Click a student to view their full career timeline and profile
- Receive in-app alerts when the Careers Lead flags a student needing support
Gatsby scores explained
Each student's Gatsby score is a percentage reflecting how much careers activity they've participated in relative to their year group. A low score means the student needs more engagement - use Quick Log to record conversations and help move the needle.
Quick Log
Quick Log
Log a careers intervention or conversation in under 30 seconds. Designed for the corridor, the classroom, and everywhere in between.
- Select a student and an intervention type from a dropdown list
- Add optional notes about what was discussed or agreed
- The log appears instantly on the student's profile
- Counts towards Gatsby Benchmark 3 (Addressing the Needs of Each Student)
Log an intervention in seconds
| Intervention type | Gatsby Benchmark |
|---|---|
| Careers conversation | BM3 - Addressing the Needs |
| University / UCAS advice | BM7 - Encounters FE / HE |
| Apprenticeship discussion | BM5 - Encounters Work |
| CV / application support | BM3 - Addressing the Needs |
| Form time activity | BM4 - Linked to Curriculum |
Lessons
Lessons
Deliver structured careers lessons prepared by your Careers Lead. Each one opens on a one-page teacher brief - what to say, what you need, how long - with the slides, worksheet and in-game tasks ready behind it.
- Lessons are prepared by your Careers Lead - nothing to prep yourself
- Press Start: a join code goes on the projector and the class joins on their devices with no account needed
- No devices? Print the worksheet - it carries the in-game tasks on paper - and mark the class done from the roster
- Ending the lesson records every pupil you reached as evidence for the lesson's Gatsby benchmarks; their feedback adds their own voice
Who can run lessons
Lessons is available to careers leads, teachers and tutors. If you don't see ‘Lessons’ in your sidebar, ask your Careers Lead to check your role under Settings → Team.
Pro tips
Making the most of your time
- Quick Log works on mobile - log a conversation in the corridor before you've left the student.
- Check 'My Form' at the start of each half-term to spot students falling behind their peers.
- If a student needs a 1:1 with the Careers Lead, flag them directly from their profile.
- Lessons are linked to schemes of work - you don't need to prep anything, just open and present.
- Use the search bar (⌘K) to jump to any student instantly without scrolling.