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Bootcamps

Short, focused programmes for the moments that matter: entrance and national exams, and catching up in the holidays. Every bootcamp starts and ends with a check, so you can see what improved.

Young people planting and testing soil sensors in a school garden, with a small robot arm and a solar panel

Common Entrance

Primary 6, before secondary school entrance exams.

BECE

JSS3, before the Basic Education Certificate Examination.

WAEC and NECO

SS3, the weakest topics first, in exam conditions.

Holiday catch-up

Any stage: close last term's gaps before the new term.

How a bootcamp works

  1. 1A starting check. Your child answers a short check on the bootcamp's topics, and says how sure they are of each answer.
  2. 2A focused programme. Time goes where the check found gaps, not on what your child already knows.
  3. 3A final check. The same topics again, so you can see exactly what improved.

On the progress dashboard

Before and after: a starting check and a final check, showing what improved.

Every PromptPaddi Junior product adds to one progress record for each child, which parents, teachers, schools and the child can see: strengths, gaps, progress week by week, and what to do next.

Give a bootcamp as a gift

Grandparents, aunties and uncles can pay for a child's bootcamp in naira, or in pounds or dollars from abroad.

Dates and prices are coming soon. Tell us which bootcamp you are interested in and we will let you know first.

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