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Discover topic lessons →Build understanding, one topic at a time. Follow lessons and worked examples, practise related past questions and review what needs another look.
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Start with one topic. Learn the idea, apply it to related questions and use your review to choose what comes next.
Work through published lessons, explanations and worked examples. Use quick checks to see what you understand.
Discover topic lessons →Focus on questions from the topic you’ve just studied. Practise at your own pace, review available explanations and revisit mistakes.
Explore topic practice →Take a timed assessment, revisit mistakes and use your study plan and progress reports to focus your revision.
Explore mock sittings →See how a fractions lesson brings an explanation and a worked example together. Follow the reasoning, then practise questions on the same topic.
Between lessons and full papers, these tools keep your revision moving.
Answer up to 15 questions in 15 minutes and see which topics to work on first. No grade, and no answers given away.
About the free check →A week-by-week countdown to your exam, plus 10 quick questions a day that bring your mistakes back for review.
About planning →Exercise-book topic notes with diagrams, and Likely Topics Practice Papers weighted towards the topics exams test most. They are practice questions, not real examination questions.
About notes and papers →Ask about the lesson you are reading, get a hint without being handed the answer, or explain an idea in your own words and see what is missing. On written answers, AI feedback follows the saved marking scheme, and a teacher has the final say on every mark.
Explain why ½ and ²⁄₄ are equivalent.
Learner’s answer“They represent the same amount.”
You recognised that both fractions have the same value.
Show how the numerator and denominator change by the same factor.
Explain that multiplying both 1 and 2 by 2 gives 2 and 4, keeping the value unchanged.
Ask questions, get simpler explanations and step-by-step hints, check your understanding, or have your handwritten working read back to you. It is paused during timed exams, mocks and assignments.
Typed and photographed written answers are checked against the saved marking scheme, with strengths, missing points and a next step. Marks stay provisional until staff review, and you can query a mark.
Named markers can ask for AI marking suggestions on written scripts and confirm every mark themselves. Schools switch AI on, confirm consent and set daily limits. Student–teacher messages are screened to keep them about learning.
AI can make mistakes. It supports learning and marking; it does not replace teachers or give official WAEC grades. AI support is being switched on in stages. How AI is included in your access.
Join group video lessons on the topics you are studying. Book a AllgiftPrep course on set dates, or join the classes your school runs. Classes take place on Google Meet, Zoom, Jitsi or Microsoft Teams, and you join them from AllgiftPrep on the web or in the apps.
Week 1 · Equivalent fractions
Pick a subject and answer a short set of its real past questions, then check the answers and available guidance. No account or payment required.
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Printing access is enabled separately for your school.
A learner who studies on their own can send a parent a private progress link, with a short weekly update by SMS. Parents can top up the learner’s study wallet from the same page.
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Begin with a single topic or past paper. A subject pass opens every topic and past paper in a subject, and the all-subjects pass opens everything for your exam, until the end of the school year.
Find answers about access, offline study and learning with your school.
Visit the help centre →Our topic learning is developed with reference to the curriculum of the National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NaCCA), an agency of Ghana’s Ministry of Education. The past-paper library also retains topics from earlier syllabuses, so not every historical examination topic belongs to the current curriculum. Available lessons depend on published content. View NaCCA’s official curriculum (opens in a new tab).
Create a student or school account and browse available content. Ready-to-use public samples are free and need no account. Full papers, topic learning and upcoming mocks use the access packages shown before purchase.
Yes. Topics with published lessons bring explanations, worked examples and related questions together. Some include videos and quick checks. Full topic access covers that topic’s learning and practice. A subject pass adds every topic and past paper of the subject, and the all-subjects pass everything for your exam. Discover topic learning.
Yes. With a free account, take a short check in a subject and see which topics to work on first. It shows topics only, never the answers, and you can take one in each subject once a month. About the weak-topics check.
No. They are new practice questions weighted towards the topics past papers have tested most. They are not real or leaked questions and cannot tell you what an examination will ask, so keep revising the whole syllabus. About Likely papers.
Yes. If you study on your own, give a parent or guardian a private link from Family access. They see your activity, scores and topics to work on, and get a short weekly SMS. School learners’ guardians are invited by the school. For parents and guardians.
No recurring subscription is required. Choose the content package you need and check its price and access period before paying. Renew an expired package when you want to continue; your saved progress is retained.
Download eligible papers and supported untimed practice while online. You can use those downloads offline while your access remains valid. Timed assessments, assignments, mock practice and streamed videos need an internet connection.
Yes. Book a AllgiftPrep live course, paid once from your wallet, and join small group classes with checked teachers on Google Meet, Zoom, Jitsi or Teams. Schools can also run their own live classes for their learners. Explore live classes.
Yes. School accounts can enrol learners, manage teachers and classes, set assignments and monitor progress. Printed examinations and camera marking require separate school printing access. Explore the school tools.
Coverage grows as content is published. Check the current subject catalogue for available papers. A supported examination or subject does not mean every year's content has been published.
Written answers, typed or photographed, can be marked with AI against the question’s saved marking scheme, with strengths, missing points and a next step. Marks remain provisional until staff review, and a teacher’s decision takes precedence. Work that cannot be read clearly, and practical or oral skills, are marked by a teacher.
It is being switched on in stages. Each topic lesson has a study companion that answers from the lesson itself, gives hints and checks your understanding. Topics you have unlocked include up to 20 questions a day, with AI credits available if you need more. Explore AI support.
Start with a topic you want to understand. Create your free account and choose the learning access you need.