Gelezanathi gives a school group a shared question bank, group-level analytics, and one implementation process — instead of five campuses each reinventing assessment on their own.
Pre-launch scope note: the initial product focus is Mathematics and Physical Sciences for Grades 10–12 in South African schools. Other phases and school contexts are being explored and are not confirmed launch offerings.
When each campus in a group builds its own tests, quality drifts, comparison becomes guesswork, and a group-level leadership team ends up making decisions on incomplete information.
A school group needs two things at once: consistency, the same assessment standard applied everywhere, and visibility, a single view of how every campus is actually performing, without removing each campus's own teachers from the process.
Gelezanathi gives a group a shared, governed question bank, campus-level and group-level analytics side by side, and bulk onboarding so every school in the group can move over together rather than one at a time.
One library maintained centrally, used consistently by every campus in the group.
Compare performance across campuses side by side, not just within one school at a time.
Move every school in a group over in one coordinated rollout, with dedicated implementation support.
Pricing for school groups has not been set. We are researching procurement, affordability and oversight needs before confirming any commercial model.
Group-level standards, but individual teachers still build and run their own assessments day to day.
A single implementation and contracting process instead of negotiating school by school.
A named point of contact for group-wide rollout and ongoing support.