TpLEARN exam preparation
Lessons, practice questions and past-paper practice for school exams, on a phone or a laptop.
Students should not meet the exam paper for the first time on exam day
Students want to feel ready, parents want to know their child is preparing properly, and schools want more revision time without more classroom hours. Private lessons cost more than many families can afford, while many students already have a phone. TpLEARN puts lessons and past-paper practice on that phone or a laptop.
Who it is for
Short lessons and practice, with progress saved so revision is targeted
TpLEARN grew out of the West Africa Open Education Platform that TpISENT launched in 2020 to help students in Sierra Leone prepare for national and regional exams. You choose a plan for one learner or a whole class, sign in, pick your subjects, practise, and go back over what you got wrong. TpLEARN works offline and has users in Sierra Leone, Liberia, The Gambia, Ghana and Nigeria. It is built on open-source software, and TpGroup plans to release its core as open source, as a Digital Public Good.
- Lessons and practice questions organised by subject
- Past-paper practice for school exams
- Progress saved, so students can revise what they got wrong
- Works offline, on phones and laptops
- Individual subscriptions for families and group subscriptions for schools
What you get
- Lessons and practice questions by subject
- Works on phones and laptops
- Individual and school subscriptions
How it works
- 01Choose a plan for one learner or a whole class
- 02Sign in and pick your subjects
- 03Practise, track progress and revise what you got wrong
Questions about TpLEARN
What is TpLEARN?
TpLEARN is an exam-preparation product from TpISENT. It offers lessons, practice questions and past-paper practice for school exams, on a phone or a laptop.
Is there an app for exam practice in Sierra Leone?
Yes. TpLEARN gives students lessons, practice questions and past-paper practice for school exams on a phone or a laptop, and it works offline. It grew out of the West Africa Open Education Platform that TpISENT launched in 2020.
Does TpLEARN work offline, and which countries use it?
Yes, TpLEARN works offline. It has users in Sierra Leone, Liberia, The Gambia, Ghana and Nigeria.
Which exams does TpLEARN help with?
TpLEARN is built for school exams. TpGroup's exam-preparation content has been organised around the NPSE, BECE and WASSCE, and the subjects and years available today are confirmed when you subscribe.
Can a school or a class subscribe together?
Yes. Group subscriptions are available for classes to use for homework and revision, alongside individual subscriptions for one learner.
How do I start a TpLEARN subscription?
Choose a plan for one learner or a whole class in the Shop on this site, sign in and pick your subjects. Then practise, track progress and revise what you got wrong.
Is TpLEARN the same as the content on the Sierra Leone Learning Passport?
No. The Learning Passport is a separate platform. Together with DSTI, UNICEF and MBSSE, more than 50,000 students are preparing for NPSE, BECE and WASSCE with digital content TpGroup donated to it, while TpLEARN is the subscription product.
Is TpLEARN open source?
TpLEARN is built on open-source software, and TpGroup plans to release its core as open source, as a Digital Public Good. That release is a plan and has not happened yet.