Your school. Every curriculum.
One space for every pathway your school in Canada runs.
Schools in Canada can create one space for all classes and teachers, set homework from the exams their students prepare for, and see how each class is doing.
- 13exams for Canada
- 5pathways
- 3,253practice questions
- Freeno locked explanations
Which pathways does your school in Canada run?
Choose from High school exams, International and admission exams, English tests, Citizenship and general knowledge and Medicine and nursing to see the exams and tests for each.
High school exams
Practice for the Ontario Secondary School Diploma and the Alberta Diploma Exams.
Start with High school examsInternational and admission exams
Exams used by Canadian students for university and study abroad.
- AP (Advanced Placement)300 questions
- IB Diploma229 questions
- SAT194 questions
- LSAT (Law School Admission Test)103 questions
English tests
English tests for study, work and immigration.
Start with English testsCitizenship and general knowledge
Study for the Canadian citizenship test and test your knowledge of Canada.
Start with Citizenship and general knowledgeMedicine and nursing
Practice for the Medical Council of Canada exam and the nursing licensing exam.
- MCCQE Part 1308 questions
- NCLEX-RN (National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses)102 questions
Every class,
one view.
See teachers, classes and homework completion side by side, and invite new staff in one batch.
Any teacher can host a live PIN game for a class. Students join from any device with a nickname.
Teachers share a join code, set a test or a deck with a due date, and download a class report.
Up and running
in three steps.
- 1
Create your school
Sign up as an institute and name your school or tutoring centre.
- 2
Invite your staff
Paste your staff email list. Teachers accept the invite and set up their own classes.
- 3
Follow progress
Use the school overview to see homework completion and activity across every class.
Questions, answered.
No. School spaces, classes, homework and reports are free, and so are all 2375 practice questions for Canada.