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WAEC covers a lot of subjects at once, and most students have one or two that need extra work. A tutor can take you through the syllabus topic by topic, explain the marking scheme and help you practise writing answers the way examiners expect.
Ensena lets you compare WAEC tutors by subject, experience and price, then book online lessons that fit your timetable. Lessons happen live on a phone or laptop.
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View ProfileHow to prepare for WAEC (WASSCE)
WAEC tests what you know and how you write it. Good preparation covers both: the syllabus, and answering in the way examiners mark.
- 1Plan around all your subjectsYou'll write many papers close together. Make a weekly timetable that gives more time to your weakest subjects without dropping the others.
- 2Use past questions by topicGroup past questions by topic and work through them as you revise each one. Then practise whole papers under time.
- 3Learn how answers are markedExaminers give marks for specific points, workings and correct terms. Practise writing clear, complete answers, and always show your working in calculations.
- 4Don't skip practicalsFor science subjects, the practical or alternative-to-practical paper counts. Learn the common experiments, the apparatus and how to record observations.
- 5Write essays in fullFor English, practise complete essays, letters and summaries within the time allowed, then check them for grammar, paragraphs and relevance.
- 6Ask for help where you're stuckA tutor can explain the topics you keep getting wrong and mark your answers the way an examiner would.
What you can get help with
- Mathematics and Further Mathematics
- English Language (essays, comprehension, summary)
- Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Agricultural Science
- Economics, Commerce, Accounting, Government and Literature
- Past questions and how answers are marked
How it works
- 1. Choose a tutor. Compare subjects, experience, reviews and prices.
- 2. Book and pay. Pick times that suit you and pay securely online.
- 3. Learn live online. Join the lesson on your phone or laptop: video, chat and a shared whiteboard.
Questions people ask
When should I start WAEC lessons?
The earlier the better: starting in SS2 or at the beginning of SS3 gives time to cover every topic and do plenty of past questions. Even a few weeks of focused lessons before the exam helps with weak topics.
Can my child take lessons after school?
Yes. You choose the lesson times when you book, including evenings and weekends, as long as the tutor is available then.
How do online lessons on Ensena work?
You pick a tutor, choose a time that suits you and pay securely online. The lesson happens in Ensena's live classroom, on a phone or a laptop, with video, voice, chat and a shared whiteboard. Nothing to download.
How much does a tutor cost?
Each tutor sets their own price per hour, shown on their profile before you book, and you can filter by budget. Group classes are paid monthly, from ₦3,000 a month per student.
Will online lessons use a lot of data?
Ensena's classroom has a data saver that is on by default, and a Voice only option for when data is very low. An hour of a one-on-one lesson uses roughly 180 MB with video, or about 40 MB with Voice only. Group classes use less.