Resource Library

Count pictures, fill in missing numbers and compare — with a memo so you can mark yourself.

The algebra fluency that everything else builds on: factorising, exponents, number patterns and surds.

Atomic structure, electron configuration, the three bonding types and an introduction to the mole.

Source analysis, PEEL paragraphs and the Nuclear Age topic — with a weekly cartoon practice routine.

The micro/market/macro ladder, load-shedding as a challenge, and forms of ownership — the Grade 10 core, exam-ready.

Cell structure, plant vs animal cells, microscope calculations and transport across membranes — exam-ready.

Factorising, the formula, the discriminant and word problems — with a full memo.

A 6-week plan for Grade 10s: rosters, notes that work, practice and exam-day strategy.

Identities, reduction formulae, equations, 3D problems and the sine/cosine rules — the Grade 11 trig toolkit.

Light and dark reactions, aerobic vs anaerobic respiration, the experiments examiners love, and how to answer comparison questions.

Partnership accounts, cash budgets, variance analysis and internal control — with the classic exam questions explained.

Exam practice on vectors, Newton's laws and electrostatics — with full memo answers.

Inflation, growth and development explained with South African data — and the answer technique that earns context marks.

Ratios, exact values, inverse trig and real applications — memo included.

Past-paper style practice: algebra, functions, sequences and calculus questions with mark allocations and worked answers — mark yourself like a marker would.

How to win Paper 3: essay types that score, format marks for every transactional text, and a practice plan that works.

Everything you need for Paper 1 calculus: first principles, the rules, curve sketching and optimisation — with a worked exam example.

A full CAPS-aligned organic chemistry exam question worked through — naming, reactions and reaction conditions, exactly as Paper 2 asks.

A prelim-style live revision class covering the Paper 2 chemistry paper — equilibrium, acids and bases, electrochemistry and organic chemistry.

Exam-style questions on the P2 favourites: protein synthesis, meiosis, hormones and genetic crosses — with marking tips.

Currency conversions, itinerary planning, all ten SA World Heritage Sites, and marketing — the whole Tourism syllabus in one guide.

The Paper 2 chemistry core: Kc, Le Chatelier, pH, galvanic and electrolytic cells — condensed into one revision guide.

A full company financial statements question in exam format, with adjustments, ratios and interpretation — plus self-marking guidance.

What Paper 1 and Paper 2 actually test, the finance formulas you must nail, and a last-week revision plan.

The cash flow statement from A to Z: the three activities, the note on cash generated from operations, and the exam traps that cost marks every year.

Climatology and geomorphology condensed, plus the mapwork skills that make Paper 2 the easiest 30 marks in matric.

Two full matric essay outlines with the marking structure explained — how content and structure marks are actually awarded.

A South African teacher works through the Grade 12 cash flow statement step by step — the exact format the NSC exam requires.

Paper 1 and Paper 2 condensed: circular flow, perfect and imperfect competition, national accounts, inflation, unemployment and development economics.

Work through a full Grade 12 Mathematics Paper 1 with a South African teacher — algebra, functions, calculus and financial maths the way the exam asks them.

Financial Maths revision: compound growth, annuities, and loan repayments — the guaranteed Section A marks of Paper 1.

Exam-standard mechanics questions on friction, Newton's laws and momentum conservation — with full memo answers.

Final revision for Life Sciences Paper 2 — DNA, meiosis, reproduction and genetics the way the exam asks them.

PESTLE with South African examples, business environments, forms of ownership, business plans and problem-solving frameworks — exam-ready.

Genetics, reproduction, evolution, homeostasis and environment — condensed for exam season.

Differentiation rules, first principles and tangent equations — exam-style practice with memo.

Naming, isomers and organic reactions — the questions that come up every year.

The constants, formulas and definitions every Physical Sciences learner needs in one place.

Every Paper 1 topic with the formulas you must know — built for final exam revision.

A listen-along African folk tale. Open this resource and press 'Generate Audio Narration' to hear the story read aloud — perfect for resting your eyes and listening.

Practise adding and subtracting numbers up to 50, including word problems.

Drill the 2, 3, 4 and 5 times tables with sums and word problems.

Everything Grade 3s need to revise for reading and writing: phonics, sight words, sentences and comprehension.

Key Grade 4 Natural Sciences concepts — living things, life cycles, habitats and food chains.

Write, complete and compare fractions — marked instantly with the memo.

A clear 5-minute video that shows why 1/2, 2/4 and 4/8 are all the same amount — with pictures you can pause and think about.

Long multiplication sums and word problems to build confidence before exams.

A revision roadmap for Grade 6 maths exams, with a study method and checklist.

Convert between fractions, decimals and percentages and solve real-life problems.

Test yourself on the four stages of the water cycle and water saving.

Order, add, subtract, multiply and divide integers — with real-life temperature and depth problems.

A short Grade 8 video lesson on the four rules for adding and subtracting integers.

Missing angles, parallel line rules and a first Pythagoras problem — memo included.

A practical revision method: planning, self-testing, spacing and exam-day strategy.

Equations with brackets, unknowns on both sides, and word problems — full memo included.

Core numeracy for NCV students: fractions and percentages, ratio, algebra, measurement and money maths.

How NCV and NATED qualifications actually work, what a pass means, and where each route leads — including to university.

Six exam-style mechanics problems — kinematics, projectiles, dynamics, energy, momentum and rotation — with full solutions.

Mole calculations, the 4-step stoichiometry recipe, limiting reagents and titration maths.

Variables, loops, functions and data structures — with a real 10-line program to rebuild from memory.

Distributions, confidence intervals and the 5-step hypothesis-testing template with worked answers.

Limits, derivatives and integrals with the exam techniques first-year maths actually tests.

Essay structure, Harvard referencing and the plagiarism rules that keep first-years out of the disciplinary hearing.

From the accounting equation to the trial balance — the double-entry logic that first-year accounting exams test.

Time, notes, reading and assignment strategies that carry first-year students through university.

Practise spotting weak arguments, building a PEEL paragraph and writing in a formal register.