Do more than generate a timetable. Plan the school as a whole.
Bring teacher conditions, lesson weight, class structure, duties and the school’s real working pattern into one planning system.
DersivaPlanning intelligenceEvery stage of school timetabling in the same structure.
Explore Dersiva’s planning approach through eight core capabilities.
Evaluate thousands of possibilities together, not one by one.
Dersiva models teacher, class, lesson and time constraints together. The goal is not just to fill cells, but to find better options among feasible timetables.
- ✓Prevent teacher and class conflicts
- ✓Define daily lesson limits per teacher
- ✓Respect block and weekly lesson patterns
- ✓Use fast, balanced and quality-oriented solving approaches
Think about the timetable from the student’s day as well as the teacher’s.
Teacher working conditions matter, but so do lesson weight, weekly distribution and suitable time periods. Dersiva evaluates both sides within the same quality model.
- ✓Different daily maximums for each teacher
- ✓Unavailable days and working preferences
- ✓Placement according to lesson weight and suitable periods
- ✓Distribution that helps balance students’ daily learning load
Do not fit the school to the software. Fit the timetable to the school.
Every school has a different timetable structure, class capacity and lesson organization. Dersiva works with the real structure you define rather than forcing one fixed template.
- ✓Different period structures by day
- ✓Daily capacity by class
- ✓Group and shared lessons
- ✓Block lessons and weekly patterns
A full timetable is not enough. It should be balanced.
Dersiva improves timetable quality through teacher gaps, daily intensity, short days, lesson distribution and school-wide fairness.
- ✓Reduce unnecessary teacher gaps
- ✓Balance overly dense and unnecessarily short days
- ✓Distribute lessons more appropriately across the week
- ✓Evaluate quality across the school
Manage duty as part of the timetable, not outside it.
Duty-day selection can consider a teacher’s teaching intensity and availability. Administrators can use automatic selection or assign the day themselves.
- ✓Duty-exempt teachers
- ✓Automatic or administrative duty-day selection
- ✓Evaluate teaching intensity together with duty day
- ✓Duty location and monthly schedule management
Instead of “it did not work,” see where the timetable is under pressure.
In a complex timetable, a problem often comes from the combination of rules rather than one rule alone. Dersiva helps administrators understand where to investigate.
- ✓See unplaced lessons
- ✓Review capacity and time pressure
- ✓Separate teacher- and class-driven bottlenecks
- ✓Compare trial timetables
When the timetable is ready, sharing should take only a few steps.
Choose the applied timetable and publish it to teachers. Teachers can access their weekly timetable and duty information from their phones.
- ✓Select the applied timetable
- ✓Publish to the teacher portal
- ✓Personal weekly timetable
- ✓Duty day and duty location
Keep control after the timetable is generated too.
Dersiva makes timetable history, outputs and backup part of the same working process.
- ✓Teacher, class and school timetable outputs
- ✓PDF and Excel export
- ✓Timetable history and applied timetable tracking
- ✓Portable full backup and restore
Do more than generate a timetable. Plan the school as a whole.
Bring teacher conditions, lesson weight, class structure, duties and the school’s real working pattern into one planning system.