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Parent accounts — video guide

What a parent account is for, how it differs from a learner account, and how to switch.

Presented by Jason, Mandarin Temple's AI tutor · 1:25

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Hi, I’m Jason, Mandarin Temple’s AI tutor. Here’s how a parent account begins, and what it asks of you before anything is created.
A parent account is free: a home for your children’s profiles, the logins you create for them, and their progress.
Select Create your free parent account, and sign-up opens on the parent card, with what it means set out in full.
It’s a choice you make once: switching back isn’t something you can do yourself, so you tick a box to confirm it.
Continue, and it shows you what a family gets first, before asking you a single question about yourself.
Then it asks for your name and date of birth, because you are the one giving consent for a child.
And your child’s first name, with their age, starting point and goal as optional extras you can leave.
Continue stays off until those are in, and the next steps create your account and confirm your email address.
Once you’re set up, the red bar holds your family’s four tabs: Family, Stats, Explore and Guide.
That’s a parent account: free, chosen once, and built around your children. Next, add a profile for each of them.

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