Education

Students and parents arrive at a school website with specific questions: which programs you offer, how admissions work, what it costs and what a normal day on campus looks like. When those answers are scattered across PDFs and old news posts, strong applicants give up and look elsewhere. Our education website templates put programs, admissions and campus information into a clear structure that staff can keep current all year.

What the education templates include

The education website templates are complete multi-page sites, built around the pages schools rely on most:

• Home with a photographic hero, key stats such as class sizes or student outcomes, and testimonials from students and families.
• Programs grouped by level, department or age, with accordions for requirements, schedules and course lists.
• Admissions with a step-by-step process, key dates and an inquiry form.
• Events for open houses, information sessions, performances and sports days.
• About and campus pages with galleries, carousels and a map showing how to find you.
• Tuition presented in a pricing table where fees apply.
• News or blog plus a newsletter signup for parents, alumni and partners.

For schools, colleges, universities and academies

School website templates have to serve two audiences at once: families researching a move and current parents looking for this week's calendar. Community colleges and universities put more weight on program pages, transfer paths and financial aid details, which is where college website templates need the most depth. Private academies for dance, music, languages or test prep can use the pricing and events pages for class fees and recitals. Apprenticeship and vocational programs fit as well, with step sections that explain the path from application to placement.

Setting up your school site on TeleportHQ

Let AI draft the first version

When you first open the template, describe your school, its grades or degrees and its location. AI tailoring rewrites every page and replaces photos with fitting stock images that you can later swap for pictures of your own campus.

Share the work across departments

Admissions, communications and department heads can edit the same project at the same time, so program pages stay accurate without one person becoming the bottleneck.

Reach every family

Offer translated versions of your pages with the AI translation add-on for families who speak another language at home.

Turn visits into inquiries

Inquiry and campus tour request forms save each submission in your project and notify the admissions office by email. Export submissions as CSV to bring them into your student information system.

Tips for school and college websites

• Put admissions deadlines on the home page during application season.
• Replace stock photos with real classrooms and students as soon as you have signed permission.
• Write program pages for the student, not the accreditor: what they will learn, how long it takes and what comes next.
• Keep one current calendar page instead of dates spread across news posts.
• Check every page on a phone. Parents often read school updates in a spare minute between other tasks.