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Surepass for teachers

Spend your effort teaching. Make the preparation last.

Keep your questions organised, prepare tests and exams, and use the results to decide what to explain next. Support learners with practice that fits what they actually need.

For school instructors and independent teachers, with tools that follow your account and permissions.

The instructor dashboard. Demo account with sample data.

Prepare once. Teach with a clearer picture.

Keep your questions, assessments, learners and follow-up work connected, whether you teach in a school or independently.

Questions & resources

Build a question bank that gets more useful with every lesson.

Spend less time finding or rewriting material and more time choosing what will help the learner.

  • Write the question the topic needs

    Use all eight objective and written-answer types, with comprehension passages, images and explanations.

  • Keep reusable material organised

    Import spreadsheets and find questions by subject, topic, difficulty and tags. Flag items that need attention and recover archived work.

  • Start from ready-made material

    Copy eligible curated questions into your bank to adapt, or use available certification past questions for focused exam revision.

Tests & exams

Turn the lesson into a useful check of understanding.

Run a short topic test or a longer exam with deliberate settings for the work you want to assess.

  • Choose the work and the learners

    Select questions, sections, marks and duration. Assign to your permitted school classes or your own independent students and groups.

  • Set the rules before publishing

    Choose attempts, question order, schedules and feedback, then decide when learners can see their results.

  • Allow the right support

    Enable a calculator, four-figure tables, private jotter or reading aids only where they suit the assessment.

Marking & progress

Know what to reteach, and who needs the extra help.

Use the detail behind each attempt to plan a more useful next lesson.

  • Less routine marking

    Objective answers are scored from their keys. Grade short and long answers that need your judgement.

  • Follow each learner

    Open student and assessment reports, compare performance and look for questions or subjects that keep causing difficulty.

  • See the work behind the result

    Activity monitoring shows learning time and features used, helping you tell a lack of practice from a gap in understanding.

Practice & goals

Give the next lesson a head start.

Follow a difficult topic with work that helps students learn, rather than another formal mark.

  • Assign focused practice

    Choose learners, feedback, explanations and retakes for the revision sets you create.

  • Make the target visible

    Set measurable goals learners accept, then follow the learning activity that moves them towards completion.

  • Invite another attempt

    Share practice links and available Circle challenges. Learner drills and rewards offer another reason to return without changing test grades.

Your teaching setup

Your own learners, or the classes your school gives you.

Start with the account that matches your work, without managing a whole school just to teach a group.

  • Independent teaching

    Manage your linked students and groups, your question collection and the assessments and practice you assign.

  • Controls for each learner

    Set individual choices for Circles, reward purchases, activity monitoring, calculators and tables, instead of applying the same settings to every student.

  • Teaching within a school

    Work with authorised classes, terms and assessments. Your dashboard keeps upcoming sittings and recent attempts close to hand.

  • Computer confidence too

    Use typing practice and available lessons yourself, and encourage learners to build speed and accuracy before CBT day.

Keep the setup right for your teaching.

School instructors follow their school’s permissions and licence. Independent teachers manage their own students and groups; library content and allowances follow their personal plan. Compare plans

Build your first question set this week.

Use the instructor account your school gives you, or start as an independent teacher.

  1. 1

    Use the instructor account provided by your school, or choose an independent teacher account.

  2. 2

    Organise a small question collection and prepare a focused practice set.

  3. 3

    Assign it to the right learners, review their attempts and build the next test around what you learn.

FAQs

Questions from teachers

A few practical details before you get started.

Talk to the Academium team

Yes. Independent teachers manage their own linked students and groups, question bank, practice and available tests and exams. School-specific tools such as academic terms, labs and SMS integration belong to the school setup.

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