The level and subjects you teach

Keybaki tailors what you see to what you actually teach. On your Profile, the Level You Teach card is where you set two things: your level and your subjects. Together they scope the library, the plan wizard, your timetable, and the students you're paired with — so you're not wading through the whole curriculum.

Step 1 — pick your level

Choose JSS (Junior Secondary, Grades 7–9) or SSS (Senior Secondary, Grades 10–12). This sets the grade band everything else works within.

Changing your level later re-scopes everything, so we ask you to confirm first. Switching:

• Re-scopes your library, CEAs, timetable, and the students you see to the new grade band.
• Subjects that don't exist at the new level are dropped, and Keybaki cleans up after them: their timetable blocks are removed and unfinished plans archived. Delivered plans stay in your history.

A first-time pick (no level set yet) applies straight through — the confirmation only guards a change.

Step 2 — pick your subjects

Once a level is set, choose 2–4 subjects you teach from that level's canonical curriculum list. Your picks then scope:

• Library — items in your subjects surface first.
• Lesson plans — the plan wizard scopes to your subjects.
• Timetable — your subjects lead when you build blocks.
• Student pairing — the subjects feed into which students you're matched with.

Tap subjects to build a draft, then save once you have 2–4. The fourth pick is the cap.

Subjects without content yet

Subjects with no published library content show blurred with a "no content yet" tag. Tapping one explains why it can't be saved — it unlocks automatically once content is published. (If you were already teaching such a subject before this rule, your pick stays.)

Dropping a subject cleans up after it

Removing a subject removes it from your library and CEA scope — and cleans up what depended on it: its timetable blocks are deleted and its unfinished (draft or ready) plans are archived. Delivered plans stay in your history. Before anything happens, a confirmation shows the exact counts, so nothing disappears silently.

If you don't pick

Until you save a valid 2–4 subject scope, protected Library and CEA subject content remains unavailable. This fail-closed behavior prevents an incomplete profile from granting the whole level.

Common issues

• A subject I teach isn't in the list. It isn't offered at your current level. Check you're on the right level (JSS vs SSS); switching levels changes the subject menu.
• I picked the wrong subjects. Change the draft, keep 2–4 selected, then save. Dropping one shows a confirmation with what gets cleaned up.
• A subject is blurred with "no content yet". The library has no published content for it, so it can't be saved as a teaching subject yet. It unlocks the moment content lands.
• I changed level and my subjects vanished. Expected — subjects that don't exist at the new level are dropped. Re-pick from the new level's list.