Try asking it:
Why this fits Regulalearn
Your students are working people who research after hours — exactly when you're teaching and can't reply. The assistant handles the same repeated questions every time (what RE5 is, the pass mark, who must write it), and captures the ones who want to enrol, with name and number, so you can follow up between classes instead of losing them.
It's already selling the 10 August intake
It knows classes commence 10 August 2026 at R1,000 per person, that spaces are limited, and that payment arrangements can be made — so a student who says "I can't afford it right now" hears "arrangements can be made" instead of going quiet. It also offers the group rates: three colleagues together pay R700 each, five pay R500. Every price question becomes a booking conversation, without you being in it.
What it deliberately won't do
It quotes your real prices and offers payment arrangements — but it will never negotiate the R1,000 down, never invent session times or pass rates, and never claims the August special stacks with group rates without you confirming. Those become captured enquiries instead. It also never gives exam answers or promises anyone a pass — it says the course builds confidence with proven strategies, which is true, rather than guaranteeing a result you can't guarantee.