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Class Schedule

Tawaasal displays your complete teaching timetable so you can see which classes you are teaching, when, and where. The schedule is organised by periods defined by your school.

Accessing Your Schedule​

  1. Navigate to My Schedule from the sidebar.
  2. You will see your timetable displayed in either a daily or weekly view.
  1. Switch between the daily and weekly view.
  2. Move between weeks, or open a specific date.
  3. Open My Schedule from the sidebar.

Daily View​

The daily view shows all your teaching periods for a selected day:

  • Period name and time — For example, "Period 1: 8:00 — 8:45".
  • Subject — The subject you are teaching in that period.
  • Class — Which class the lesson is for (e.g., "Grade 5 A").
  • Room — The classroom or location, if specified.

Breaks (such as morning break or lunch) are also displayed in the schedule so you can see your full day at a glance.

Weekly View​

The weekly view shows your entire week in a grid format:

  • Days of the week run across the top (Monday through Saturday, depending on your school's working days).
  • Periods run down the side.
  • Each cell shows the class and subject for that time slot.
Navigate Between Weeks

Use the date navigation controls to move between weeks or jump to a specific date.

Understanding Periods​

Periods are time slots defined by your school administrator. They include:

  • Teaching periods — Regular class time (e.g., Period 1, Period 2).
  • Break periods — Non-teaching time (e.g., Morning Break, Lunch). These are displayed in a different style so they are easy to distinguish.

Each period has a fixed start and end time that applies across the school.

Schedule Details​

Click on any entry in your schedule to see more details:

  • The full subject name and class information.
  • The assigned room or location.
  • The day and time of the period.

Tips​

  • Check your schedule daily — Review your timetable at the start of each day to prepare for your lessons.
  • Note room assignments — If your school uses different rooms for different subjects, check the room field before each lesson.
  • Plan around breaks — Use break periods to prepare materials, mark work, or meet with colleagues.
  • Report errors — If your schedule shows an incorrect class, subject, or room, contact your school administrator to have it corrected.

Applies to Tawaasal 2.5.0