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For guardians

You are usually the one paying for this. You should be able to see it is working.

Vettamed is a serious purchase for a serious exam, and it is very often a parent or guardian who decides to make it. This page explains exactly what you can see, what you cannot, and why the boundary is drawn where it is.

What you can see

With your student's explicit invitation, you can receive a weekly email summary covering the categories they choose to share with you - never more. There is no guardian account, no login, and no dashboard to check obsessively. It arrives in your inbox, on a schedule, and nothing else.

Your student controls this from their own account at any time: which categories you see, and whether you see anything at all. Revoking access takes one click on their side, with no need to explain why.

What a summary can include, by consent

  • Study-plan progress: which weeks and tasks are on track or behind.
  • Activity and attendance: whether they have been practising, and how consistently.
  • Assignments and deadlines: what their tutor has assigned and when it is due.
  • Mock results: section-level outcomes from completed full mocks.
  • Mistake-review tasks: whether scheduled review of past mistakes is being kept up with.

This is the whole thing.

Sample

Not a portal, not a login — one email like this, on a schedule your student sets. Sample content shown; no real student.

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Weekly Vettamed summary
Vettamed · noreply@vettamed.com

Weekly Vettamed summary

This summary includes only the categories the student consented to share. It is informational and is not an admission prediction.

Study plan
  • Week 4 of 8 — on track
  • 6 of 7 tasks completed this week
Activity
  • Practised on 5 of the last 7 days
  • 3 hours 40 minutes of focused work
Mock results
  • Full Mock 3 completed
  • Scientific Thinking 72 · Reading 68 · section detail stays with the student
Mistake review
  • 9 of 11 scheduled reviews kept up with

The student controls this sharing from their Vettamed dashboard and can revoke it at any time.

What you cannot see

You never see individual question content, individual answers, or a question-by-question transcript. You never see raw session telemetry, timing data, or anything that would let you reconstruct exactly how they worked through a specific mock. That level of detail belongs to your student and, where relevant, their tutor - not to a weekly summary.

There is no guardian login because there is nothing designed for you to browse. The product is built around the student's own relationship with their preparation; guardian visibility is a deliberately narrow, consented window into outcomes, not a surveillance feed.

Said plainly

If your student never invites you or never opts in to sharing, you will not see anything - and that is by design, not a bug we intend to fix.

How it works in practice

  1. 1
    Your student sends an invitation

    From their own Vettamed account, they enter your email and choose which categories to share.

  2. 2
    You accept by email

    No account creation, no password. One link confirms you as the recipient.

  3. 3
    Summaries arrive weekly

    A concise email, not a portal to check daily.

  4. 4
    Either side can end it

    Your student can revoke sharing at any time; you can unsubscribe at any time.

Questions guardians ask

Am I the one being billed?

Purchases and billing are handled the same way for anyone who buys a plan - guardian or student. Payment does not grant automatic visibility into study data; sharing is always a separate, consented step your student takes.

Can I message the tutor directly?

Tutor communication currently runs through the student and their organisation. If you have a specific concern, ask your student to raise it, or contact support@vettamed.com and we will point you the right way.

What if my student is under 18?

The same consent model applies. We do not create a separate lower-consent tier for minors; the student remains the one who invites and controls sharing, which keeps the same boundary in place for every age.