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Everything you need to pass,
in one place.

The syllabus taught topic by topic, the questions that test each topic right after it, and full timed papers scored against the real pass mark.

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One course, three parts

The order you would actually study in

Start wherever you are. Each part hands you to the next, and every screen knows what you have already answered.

Step 1 · Learn

Read the syllabus, once

The whole examinable syllabus written out topic by topic, in the order it is examined - short enough to read in a sitting.

  1. 1Every topic on the syllabus, none skipped
  2. 2Every rule cited to the provision it comes from
  3. 3A check after each block, before you move on
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Step 2 · Practice

Drill the topic you just read

Questions filtered to the topic in front of you, so practice reinforces the lesson instead of testing something you have not reached.

  1. 1A full bank, spread across every topic
  2. 2Every answer explains itself and names the rule
  3. 3Wrong answers say why that answer tempts people
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Step 3 · Mock exam

Sit the paper before the day

5 complete papers, timed and scored against the real pass mark. None of their questions appear in practice, so the score means something.

  1. 15 separate forms, each a full paper
  2. 2Timed and scored at the real standard
  3. 3Names your weakest topics, not just your total
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Why not the usual three

What people use now, and what it leaves out

A PDF study manual

Authoritative and complete - and a reference, not a teacher. It tells you what is examinable. It cannot tell you whether you could answer it under time, or which topic is quietly costing you the pass.

A video course

Good for a first pass through unfamiliar material. Then you are back to finding questions that match it - and you cannot search a video for the one rule you have forgotten the day before the exam.

A question bank

Drills you properly, but only tests. Get a topic wrong and it hands you more of the same topic without ever teaching it, so you practise the same gap until the day.