
WAEC
Nigeria · West Africa 🇳🇬WAEC WASSCE — English Language, Mathematics and 16 elective subjects, each with its own Beginner–Advanced track.
📏 WAEC grades A1–F9. A credit (C6 or better) in five subjects — including English Language and Mathematics — is the standard university entry requirement.
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Beginner skill
No prior knowledge assumed — the Old Testament foundations every CRS candidate starts from: Creation, the Patriarchs, the Exodus and Israel's early monarchy.
Creation and the Patriarchs
0/2 passedMoses and the Exodus
0/2 passedIsrael's Monarchy
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The prophetic tradition and the birth, early life and public ministry of Jesus Christ.
The Prophetic Tradition
0/2 passedThe Birth and Early Ministry of Jesus
0/2 passedThe Ministry and Teaching of Jesus
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The passion, resurrection and ascension of Jesus, the birth of the early Church, and Christian ethical living.
The Passion, Resurrection and Ascension
0/2 passedThe Early Church
🔒 Premium0/2 passedChristian Ethics and Living
🔒 Premium0/2 passedChristian Religious Studies: Theory & Essay Writing (Paper 2)
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- Sovereignty of God (creation; God as creator and controller of the universe)The Creation Account and the Fall →
- The Covenant (God's covenants with Noah, Abraham and Israel at Sinai)Abraham, Isaac and Jacob: The Patriarchal Covenant →The Call of Moses and the Exodus from Egypt →
- Leadership qualities (Joseph, Moses, Joshua, Deborah)The Call of Moses and the Exodus from Egypt →
- Divine providence, guidance and protectionPractise →
- Parental responsibility (Eli and his sons, Samuel and his sons, David and his children)Saul, David and Solomon: The United Monarchy →
- Obedience and disobedience (Saul and others)Saul, David and Solomon: The United Monarchy →
- A man after God's own heart (David)Practise →
- Decision-making (Solomon, Rehoboam and the division of the kingdom)Saul, David and Solomon: The United Monarchy →The Divided Kingdom and the Rise of Prophecy →
- Greed and its effects (Ahab and Naboth, Gehazi)Practise →
- Supremacy of God (Elijah and the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel)Elijah and Elisha: Confronting Idolatry →
- Religious reforms in Judah (Josiah)Practise →
- Concern for Judah (Nehemiah and the rebuilding of Jerusalem; Ezra)Practise →
- Faith, courage and protection (Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego)Practise →
- God's message to Nineveh (Jonah)Practise →
- Social justice, true religion and divine love (Amos and Hosea)Amos and Hosea: Justice and Covenant Faithfulness →
- Holiness and divine call (Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel)The Call of Moses and the Exodus from Egypt →
- Punishment and hope (the exile and the promise of restoration)Practise →
- Birth and early life of Jesus (and John the Baptist)The Birth and Early Life of Jesus Christ →John the Baptist and the Baptism of Jesus →
- Baptism and temptation of JesusJohn the Baptist and the Baptism of Jesus →
- Discipleship and the mission of the disciples (call, cost of discipleship, sending of the twelve and the seventy)Practise →
- Miracles of JesusThe Parables and Miracles of Jesus →
- Parables of JesusThe Parables and Miracles of Jesus →
- Sermon on the MountThe Sermon on the Mount and the Beatitudes →
- The Great Confession and the TransfigurationThe Resurrection and the Great Commission →
- Triumphal entry and cleansing of the TemplePractise →
- The Last Supper, trials and death of JesusThe Arrest, Trial and Crucifixion of Jesus →
- Resurrection, appearances and ascension of JesusThe Resurrection and the Great Commission →
- Jesus' teachings about Himself (Bread of Life, Light of the World, Good Shepherd, the Way, the Resurrection)Practise →
- Love (God's love, love of neighbour)Practise →
- Fellowship in the early ChurchPentecost and the Growth of the Early Church →
- The Holy Spirit and the mission of the Church (Pentecost)Pentecost and the Growth of the Early Church →The Fruit of the Spirit and Christian Ethics →
- Opposition to the Gospel (Peter and John, Stephen, persecution)Practise →
- Mission to the Gentiles (Philip, Peter and Cornelius, Paul's missionary journeys, Council of Jerusalem)The Conversion and Missionary Journeys of Paul →
- Justification by faith; law and grace (Romans, Galatians)Practise →
- New life in Christ; Christians as joint heirs with ChristThe Birth and Early Life of Jesus Christ →
- HumilityPractise →
- ForgivenessForgiveness and Reconciliation in Christian Teaching →
- Spiritual gifts (1 Corinthians 12–14)Practise →
- Christian givingPractise →
- Civic responsibility and dignity of labourPractise →
- The Second Coming of ChristPractise →
- Impartiality and effective prayer (James)Practise →
- Christian living in the communityPractise →
- CorruptionPractise →
- Sexual immoralityPractise →