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Granting individual user access to a node using rules

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Firstly, apologies if I'm being a moron and putting this in the wrong place. I'm a newbie and to me learning Drupal feels like digging a big hole and right now I've stuck an impenetrable steel floor with my project!

I'm trying to build a website for a new kind of language school where adult students can select classes they want to attend.

Right now I've made some rules so that:

1.) The head-teacher schedules a class by creating a node (a content type called 'Create Class').
2.) Another node is automatically created (a content type called 'Class Results')
3.) This node is put into a view called 'View Classes'. Important: The students are not given access to see the content in this view!

Easy so far.

4.) The 'Create Class' content type is a webform. There is only information about the class and the submit button (renamed 'Choose Class').
5.) When a student clicks on that button three things happen:
(a) He/She is deducted 8000 Todgers (this is the working title of the virtual currency of the school (my 2nd name's Hodge))
(b) He/She is sent an email with the class info on.
(c) He/She are granted access to see that particular 'Class Results' page in the 'View Classes' view <......completely clueless here>

I hope I'm making some sense here. I'm in way over my head with this. Any advice would be much appreciated. Even just a "You're barking up the wrong tree!"

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: PS. I'm running Drupal 7.


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