CarnaHow Carna for Business differs from Carna for Schools
Same engine, different unit of account: licences and a programme owner instead of classes and a timetable.
Carna for Schools and Carna for Business run on the same learning engine. What changes is who is accountable for the result and how the people are organised.
| Schools | Business | |
|---|---|---|
| The unit | A class on a timetable | A group on a programme |
| Who runs it | A teacher | A trainer or a programme owner |
| Who asks for the numbers | A head of department | Whoever paid for the training |
| Priced by | Seat | Licence |
Which one you have is set once #
When an organisation is created on Carna, somebody says whether it is a school or a business. That choice decides which product you get, and it is not a setting you flip later over coffee — if it was set wrong, tell us and we will sort it rather than you working around it.
See Set up a school or a business.
What a programme owner gets that a teacher does not need #
A view built around where each person stands, rather than around what happened in a lesson. Business training is usually judged on whether the group moved, and by someone who was not in the room.
What is the same #
Accounts, sign-in, invites, roles, reports per person. If an article in Carna for Schools · Admins describes something about people and access, it is true for a business too — the names on the screen are the only difference.