Statutory Education Licence
The Australian licence that lets educational institutions, including tutoring organisations, copy limited portions of published works.
Under the Copyright Act 1968, a statutory licence administered by the Copyright Agency allows schools, TAFEs and around a thousand private providers, explicitly including tutoring organisations, to copy up to 10% or one chapter of a published work for educational purposes, in return for a fee.
For a centre it's the thing that makes photocopying from textbooks legitimate. Whether the licence also covers uploading that material to a third-party platform for conversion is a question for the Copyright Agency or a lawyer, not for a software company. Material the centre wrote itself needs no licence at all.
See it before you decide.
Twenty minutes on Zoom with our team. The platform from the student's side and the tutor's side, and where your material would sit in it.