Exams
Sit the real papers, then practise until they feel familiar
Four ways to practise
Each one does a different job
Past exams
Real ESSLCE papers by year, badged Official Past Exam, each question with its worked answer. Free opens the 2015 E.C. paper.
Model exams
Papers written in the national exam format, for a full rehearsal once the past papers are familiar. Free opens the first one in each subject.
Practice exams
Chapter-by-chapter questions modelled on the past papers, badged AI Practice and approved by a person before any student sees them.
Diagnosis
A timed, balanced test that finds the chapters costing you marks, weighted by how often the real exam asks them.
Exam mode
Rehearse under exam conditions
A timed paper runs like the real one: no answers until you submit, flag questions to come back to, and a full review afterwards with the working for every question.
The clock
Timed runs keep exam pace; untimed runs are for learning.
Flag for review
Mark a question and return to it before you hand in, as you would on the day.
Review with working
Every answer explained after you submit, so a wrong answer becomes the lesson.