The Teaching Strength Check, in moving pictures.

Every staffroom has one teacher whose class settles the moment they walk in, one who can make a Tuesday unforgettable, one whose files could survive any midnight check. Nobody has ever told them so. The Teaching Strength Check exists to say it — properly, and in plain language.

Twenty questions about real moments: the 07:10 colleague crisis, the timetable that changes without warning, the failed paper, the twenty-years-later thank-you in a shop. No login. About four minutes. Options are shuffled so position never hints at a result.

The Anchor — the room settles because you are in it.

The Spark — they don't want to miss what happens next.

The Architect — you make good teaching repeatable.

The Explainer — you make hard things make sense.

The Coach — you change trajectories, not just marks.

A primary strength and a supporting strength, each explained the way a good colleague would say it over coffee. No jargon, no scores to decode. The result is useful on its own — and shareable to a colleague in one tap.

One optional button offers the full Strength Profile. No partner badges, no upsell maze. That is the family way: one specialist, one room, one job — and the visitor is sent back where they came from.