
π Sports & Fitness Β· Flowchart
How a sports academy admits a trainee: trial session, assessment, batch assignment, fees and progress tracking.
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Sports academy admission workflow: a parent registers a child for a free trial. Coaches assess skill level and fitness in the trial session. If not ready, the child is suggested a beginner programme. Otherwise the child is assigned to a batch by age and level, fees are paid online, and kit is issued. Attendance and performance are tracked and reviewed quarterly, with promotion to a higher batch when ready.
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A[Parent registers for trial] --> B[Trial session]
B --> C[Coach assesses skill and fitness]
C --> D{Ready for regular batch?}
D -->|No| E[Suggest beginner programme] --> F
D -->|Yes| F[Assign batch by age and level]
F --> G[Pay fees online]
G --> H[Issue kit and schedule]
H --> I[Track attendance and performance]
I --> J{Quarterly review}
J -->|Promote| K[Move to higher batch] --> I
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