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The international school qualification Nigerian families choose when they want a curriculum that travels: eleven subjects with published syllabus codes, most sat at Core (grades C-G) or Extended (A*-E) with the sciences adding a practical or alternative-to-practical paper. Computer Science 0478 is not tiered: it has a theory paper and a design-and-development paper, and Geography and History follow the same Core and Extended rule as the sciences. SabiMastery follows Cambridge's syllabus windows (Mathematics 0580 for 2025-2027, most other subjects 2026-2028) and keeps the two tiers apart, so a Core candidate never practises a Supplement question. Past papers are Cambridge's copyright: every question here is generated from the syllabus, not copied from a paper.

The biggest exam in Nigeria: Use of English (compulsory for everyone) plus the three subjects your course requires, with tracks for Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Government, Economics, Literature-in-English, Christian Religious Studies, Islamic Religious Studies, Geography, Accounting, Commerce, Agricultural Science and French — with AI lessons and mocks.

Target the West African Senior School Certificate Examination with standalone tracks for English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Government, Economics, Literature-in-English, Christian Religious Studies, Islamic Religious Studies, Geography, Accounting, History, Further Mathematics, Commerce, Agricultural Science, French and Technical Drawing.

Tackle the GMAT Focus Edition with AI lessons in Quant, Verbal reasoning and Data Insights.

Excel on the GRE with AI lessons in vocabulary, math and analytical writing.

Prepare for IELTS Academic across all four papers with AI lessons and full mock practice.

Master the Digital SAT with AI lessons across Reading & Writing and Math, from foundations to advanced problem solving.

Build the academic English skills TOEFL iBT measures, with AI lessons and timed mock tests.

Reconnect with your roots. Step-by-step lessons in Nigerian languages (Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa and Naija) and beyond (Swahili, Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaans, Shona, Twi, Kinyarwanda, Lingala, Somali and Amharic), covering pronunciation and tones, greetings, introductions, family, numbers, food, days, and the customs behind the words. More languages open as native-speaker tutors join and build them. This course is in beta: it sticks to common, everyday language, but it has not yet been reviewed by native speakers, and many phrases have regional variants. If something looks wrong, please tell us.

A general, non-official preparation course covering English, quantitative reasoning and core sciences for prospective nursing and allied-health students. Entrance formats vary by school; check your institution's current requirements. This course is not a nursing licensure exam or clinical-care training.