OlearnaStart-Level Check
Where do I stand across my subjects?
A start-level check samples more than one subject. It is the check to take when a student has several subjects and no clear order of work.
The result is a readiness label on each subject that was checked: On Track, Improving, or At Risk. The label is a study signal. It is not a WAEC grade and it does not guarantee a result.
Use it at the start of a term, after a long break, or when a resit candidate is deciding which subject to repair first.
What to do next
Practise the subject marked At Risk before adding more subjects. If one subject is the whole problem, move to a subject deep check.
The free diagnostic needs no account. Start-Level Check is an account diagnostic. Plan access is on the pricing page. The readiness label you get is On Track, Improving, or At Risk. It is not a WAEC grade.
The other checks
- Weakness Finder: Which topics are quietly holding this subject back?
- Subject Deep Check: What is wrong inside this one subject?
- Topic Mastery Check: Does this topic hold, or does it only look familiar?
- Exam Skills Check: Is the mark lost in the topic, or in how the question is answered?
- All five diagnostics, and why this is the way a result moves.
Common questions
When should a student take a start-level check?
When they have more than one subject and do not yet know which one needs the next week. It is the wide check. A subject deep check comes after, on the subject that is behind.
Is the start-level check the free diagnostic?
No. The free diagnostic at olearna.com/diagnostic needs no account and checks one subject. The start-level check is an account diagnostic and follows the plan on the pricing page.