For parents of students sitting KCSE or KJSEA in 2027.

At school, your child sits a paper and waits a week or two to get it back. By then nobody remembers why the marks were lost, so the same mistakes follow them into the exam room.

Set. Sit. Mark. catches each mistake the day it happens:

• Choose 3 subjects: start with the 3 they most want an A in.

• Set: short exam-style papers every day, aimed at their weak topics.

• Sit: by hand, timed, like the real exam.

• Mark: the same evening, strictly, with every lost mark explained.

• Fix: the topics they're failing come back on the next papers until they improve.

What happened with my student:

• Physics, refraction: 4 out of 12, then 11 out of 12 on the next paper.

• Chemistry, titration: lost 7 marks, then 10 out of 10 the next day.

• The biggest loss was blank questions, not wrong answers. Now a blank gets a hint, then a second hint, then the worked answer.

Your part is about 10 minutes a day. The guide shows you how to set it up at home, step by step with short videos.

What it costs:

• The guide: KES 1,500 once. Instant access after you pay.

• The daily marking uses an AI study subscription, about KES 3,000 a month. It's better value than holiday tuition: it marks papers every day, not just in the holidays.