Primary 5 and 6
Secondary school entrance tests
Verbal and quantitative reasoning, mathematics and English. Saturday classes from September, with three full mock tests before the exam season.
Exam preparation
A plan for the exam year, not a last-minute rush
We prepare students for the major school and admission exams in Nigeria, with syllabus coverage first, then mock papers, then speed. We never promise grades; we promise preparation.
Exams we prepare for
Five kinds of exam, one approach
JSS 3
Junior secondary final exams
Mathematics, English and basic science revision in the final two terms, with timed papers every month.
SSS 3
Senior school certificate exams
All core and elective subjects, syllabus mapped topic by topic, with past questions from the last ten years and marked essays.
SSS 3 and school leavers
University entrance computer-based test
Four-subject combinations, timed practice on centre laptops, and the speed drills that matter in a computer-based test.
School leavers and adults
International study admission tests
The English and mathematics sections of common overseas admission tests, in small evening groups. Ask about dates.
The exam year plan
Four stages from September
- September to December
Cover the syllabus
Every topic taught once, properly, with a test at the end of each.
- January to February
Close the gaps
Mock paper one, then small groups on the weakest topics.
- March
Speed and timing
Mock paper two in exam conditions; computer-based practice twice a week.
- April to the exam
Past questions daily
Ten years of questions, marked the same day, and a calm final week.
Mock exams
Monthly mocks, in exam conditions
On the last Saturday of each month, exam year students sit a timed paper in the hall: silent room, invigilator, answer booklets and a clock on the wall. Papers are marked within a week and every student gets a one-page breakdown by topic.
Mock exams are free for students in two or more exam year classes, and ₦5,000 per paper for others.
See exam year classes
Computer-based tests
Practice on the machines, not just on paper
Timed practice
Our laptops run a practice program that mirrors the timing and screen layout of a computer-based test.
Speed drills
Short rounds of 20 questions in 10 minutes, so students learn when to move on.
Power backup
Inverter and generator, so a power cut never ends a practice session.
Exam questions
What parents ask
Do you guarantee results?
No honest centre can. We guarantee preparation: the full syllabus, monthly mocks and marked work. Our reports tell you how your child is progressing, month by month.
Is it too late to start in March?
It is never too late to improve. We place late joiners in the past question stage and give a focused list of topics.
Do you register students for exams?
No. Registration is done through schools and official centres. We can explain the steps and dates.
Plan the exam year
Book a free assessment and we will write a month-by-month plan for your child’s exam year.