OlearnaImprove at your own pace
The next practice follows you, so you are not stuck at the speed of a class.
Know which subjects are ready.
A short diagnostic finds the topics holding each subject back. Practice follows those gaps, and every subject is marked On Track, Improving, or At Risk. AI Solve, AI Create, and Exam Sprint are there when you need the next step.
29Subject guides
40,000+Approved questions
BECE & WASSCEIncluding resits
JHS & SHSJHS (1 to 3), SHS (1 to 3)
From the first diagnostic to exam day
- 1
Run a diagnostic
15 questions in any subject. The result names the topics holding you back.
- 2
Follow the plan
The next practice comes from those gaps, in the order that matters most.
- 3
Practise the gap
Use topic drills, past papers, worked solutions, and new questions.
- 4
Check the label
See whether each subject is in a good place, still moving, or needs you now.
Fifteen minutes in, you know the topics to fix and what to do next.
What you use
What the work gives you
Prepare with more clarity
You know what to do next for your exams, or for a resit.
Cover the important topics early
The topics that can change your result come first.
Fix the exact problem
You spend the hour on the gap, not on what you already know.
Walk in with less panic
What you need sits in one place, and it works together.
One label for every subject
For each subject, you can see whether your learning is in a good place, still moving, or needs you now. A parent or teacher sees the same thing.
- 01On Track
Your work in this subject is in a good place.
- 02Improving
You are getting better, and a gap is still open.
- 03At Risk
This subject needs you before the others.
For every year, not only the final exam
The same diagnostic works for JHS 1-3, SHS 1-3, and a resit. JHS, SHS, the five checks, and what review shows. Practice follows the Ghana syllabus: NaCCA subjects in JHS, the WAEC syllabus in SHS, on the school year the student is actually in. Start in JHS 1, JHS 2, JHS 3, SHS 1, SHS 2, or SHS 3. A primary pupil who wants a first look starts on JHS 1 work.
Start free. Upgrade when you need more.
Pay with MoMo, Telecel Cash, or AirtelTigo Money. Save 20% on yearly billing.
Basic
More practice
₵29 / month
- Topic, Formula, and Memory Drill
- Section B practice
- AI Create, at your level
Popular
Confidence
Full toolkit
₵59 / month
- AI Solve, with the steps
- AI-graded written answers
- A clearer view of how you are moving
Exam Sprint
Last push
₵99 / month
- A daily plan when the exam is close
- Priority support
- A report a parent or teacher can read
Frequently asked questions
Is Olearna just for final-year BECE and WASSCE students?
No. Olearna is a study app for JHS 1–3 and SHS 1–3. Final-year students use it for exam readiness; younger students use the same diagnostics and practice to build foundations early so they are On Track before exam season.
What exams do you support?
We support JHS 1, JHS 2, JHS 3, SHS 1, SHS 2, and SHS 3. BECE is the JHS 3 exam and WASSCE is the SHS 3 exam. Students writing a resit use the same diagnostic and practice.
Is there a free tier?
Yes. The Free plan gives you a full diagnostic session, your Readiness Label per subject, and limited daily practice questions. Paid plans (Basic, Confidence, Exam Sprint) unlock unlimited practice, AI-powered insights, AI Solve, AI Create, and Exam Sprint mode.
How does the Readiness Label work?
After your diagnostic, we assign a band per subject: On Track (green), Improving (amber), or At Risk (red). The label factors in diagnostic results, recent practice accuracy, and improvement trend. It updates automatically every time you practise, so you always know where you stand.
What is AI Diagnostics?
AI Diagnostics runs a short, targeted assessment (as few as 15 questions) that identifies exactly which topics are holding you back in each subject. There are five types: Baseline (broad scan), Weakness Finder (topic gaps), Subject Deep-Dive, Topic Mastery, and Exam Skills. After each session, the platform generates a personalised study plan with specific priorities, examiner-pattern notes, and a day-by-day action schedule.
What is Exam Sprint?
Exam Sprint is an intensive revision mode for students in the final weeks before their exam. It sequences the highest-frequency past-paper topics first, surfaces commonly tested question patterns, and gives you a daily plan to maximise marks in the time you have left.
Can I pay with mobile money?
Yes. We accept MTN Mobile Money, Telecel Cash, and AirtelTigo Money. No bank account is needed. You can also switch to yearly billing to save 20% on paid plans.
How do parents and teachers use Olearna?
Parents get a separate dashboard showing their child's Readiness Label per subject, recent session activity, and any subjects flagged At Risk, all without logging in as the student. Teachers can assign practice by topic, track class-wide readiness, and spot struggling students early from one class dashboard aligned to the GES syllabus.
My child is in JHS 1 or SHS 1. Is it too early to start?
Not at all. Starting early means building strong foundations before final-year pressure arrives. The platform adapts to any level, and students who start in lower years have more practice time to move their Readiness Label to On Track before exams matter most.
More questions? Contact us or visit our About page.
Your exam is coming. Your readiness starts today.
A free diagnostic takes 15 minutes. You'll leave knowing exactly which topics to fix, and a plan to fix them.