NERDC School curriculum
The Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council sets the curriculum foundation for basic and senior secondary subjects.
Visit NERDCPrimary · Secondary · Tertiary · Life beyond school
Learn for school. Build for life beyond it.
From primary school to secondary and tertiary study, learn with an AI tutor in English or a familiar Nigerian language. Explore ideas, prepare for exams, compete in Arena and earn MMT as you learn. Connect your subjects to career data, practical skills and entrepreneurship across Nigeria and Africa.
Inside your learning space
Oma, the AI tutor, explains lessons by voice.
English, Yoruba, Igbo, PCM, and Hausa support.
Rooted in Nigerian education. Built for your next step.
The subjects your school teaches.
The understanding to take them further.
Follow Nigerian curriculum topics through clear explanations, worked examples and practice—then connect what you learn to practical skills and future opportunities. Choose primary, secondary or university learning below.
- 01Your class
- 02Subject & topic
- 03Guided lesson
- 04Practice & progress
Sciences · Humanities · Exam preparation
Go deeper. Get ready for what comes next.
Work through subject lessons, follow step-by-step solutions and prepare for exams. Connect your subject choices to future careers.
Study NERDC subject topics with matching NAPPS scheme content where available. Build understanding for classwork, revision and exam preparation.
Move from memorising answers to explaining your method.
Native-language support at this stageEnglish, Yorùbá, Igbo, Hausa & Nigerian Pidgin
Lesson explanations and teacher voice
Explore secondary lessonsLesson explanations and teacher voice
See the patternx = 3 → y = 2(3) + 1 = 7
Each extra unit of x adds 2 to y. The +1 tells you where the line starts on the y-axis.
Read it. Hear it. Work through it.For learners
Connect what you practise at home to the subjects you study in class.
For parents
Understand what your child is learning and where they need encouragement.
For teachers
Connect lesson topics to your teaching and use learner progress to guide support.
How NERDC, UBEC, NAPPS and NUC fit into learning
UBEC Basic education
The Universal Basic Education Commission supports the implementation of basic education. It provides the education context, rather than a separate set of lesson topics.
Visit UBECNAPPS Scheme of work
The National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools scheme adds teaching scope where the class, subject and topic match. Other school topics follow the NERDC pathway.
NUC University standards
The National Universities Commission provides the undergraduate curriculum framework. Explore available course topics alongside your own university materials.
Visit NUCThese references describe the learning framework. Available topics and scheme matches vary by class, subject and programme.
Your language belongs in your learning
Understand the subject.
Hear it in a familiar voice.
From primary foundations to secondary subjects and tertiary course topics, use English, Yorùbá, Igbo, Hausa or Nigerian Pidgin to understand what you study. Follow lesson explanations and teacher voice in a familiar language while keeping the depth your stage requires.
Listen in your languageFollow the teacher’s explanation in a familiar voice.
Connect words to ideasUse translated lesson text and picture labels to build understanding.
One lesson. Familiar words.Basic Science · Basic 1
Àwọn ohun alààyè
Àwọn ènìyànAjáOlógbòÀwọn ohun ọ̀gbìn
Try a primary lesson example here. Native-language explanations and teacher voice also support secondary and tertiary learning.
A reason to come back
Learn with purpose.
Play with ambition.
Arena makes practice social. Top Learners celebrates progress. MMT gives your daily learning effort a visible reward.
Arena · class competition
Your class
Your turn
You Think Answer Keep going
Arena competition
Put your knowledge into play.
Join live class competitions, take your turn and answer questions. Practise solo against Mingo when you want to sharpen up on your own.
Build recall and confidence through a challenge worth returning to.Live class competitions need a connection. Solo practice supports offline play. Competition is organised by eligible school classes.Explore ArenaTop LearnersLearning progress deserves recognition
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Top Learners
See effort turn into progress.
Explore learner rankings and the learning behind them: completed sections, quiz accuracy and lesson progress. Share achievements worth celebrating.
Set a goal, keep improving and celebrate how far you have come.Basic and secondary learners have separate boards. Rankings reflect learning performance.Meet Top LearnersMirrorMingo Tokens
Learn 500Read 100Practise 500
Up to 1,100 MMT per sectionMMT tokens
Make every study day count.
Earn MMT through AI tutor teaching, reading and practice. Your activity adds up across the month, giving you another reason to keep learning.
Turn a study habit into visible achievement and monthly reward opportunities.Section points can be earned once per day. MMT resets monthly; educational rewards recognise top monthly earners.Start earning through learningMirrorMingo interactive simulations
Don’t just read about it.
Make it happen.
Explore current and resistance. Compare fractions. Add waves. Our interactive activities bring relevant maths and science topics into a space where learners can change things and observe the result.
Experiment with an ideaChange a variable and see what follows.Explain what you noticeConnect the result to the lesson’s reasoning.
From foundational maths to deeper science concepts, explore simulations alongside your lessons. The demos here open in English; lesson explanations have separate language support.
Learn through discoveryYour discovery labInteractive preview
Explore school scienceWhat happens to current when you change the voltage?
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The teaching behind the technology
A clear path from
“I don’t get it” to “I can do it.”
Good pedagogy means giving learners the right support, a chance to practise and a way to learn from mistakes. Here is how that looks in MirrorMingo.
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Understand
Guided explanationsHear the teacher explain the idea, with terms and examples suited to your learning level.
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See it
Worked examples & visualsFollow the reasoning one step at a time. Use diagrams and relevant simulations to make the idea concrete.
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Try it
Active practiceAnswer questions yourself. Put the method to work and find out what you can do without help.
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Improve
Feedback & reviewReview answers and explanations, revisit a difficult section and use your progress report to guide the next session.
Past questions, with a purpose
Turn every question into
a better understanding.
Prepare for the exams ahead with past questions, clear explanations and focused revision. Bring what you learn in class into the questions you practise.
WAECNECOJAMBBECENCEE
Choose your exam
Find your subject and a paper to practise.
Understand the answer
Use explanations to work through the reasoning.
Know what to revise
Return to the topics that need more attention.
Practice previewMathematics
34of20=?
What is three quarters of 20?
A 5B 10C 15D 18
See the reasoning
One quarter is 20 ÷ 4 = 5.
Three quarters is 3 × 5 = 15.
Connect it to your lessonFractions & everyday numbers
Learning Graph
See what learners understand.
See how preparation is progressing.
Explore a public view of subject proficiency by class and readiness for Nigerian external exams, built from the recorded assessment results of MirrorMingo learners across Nigeria.
Help families, teachers and schools understand where learning is strong and where more learning and support may be needed.
Explore the Learning GraphNo sign-in needed · Public summary figuresTwo views of learning progress
Subject proficiency
Explore subjects within each class to see the share of tracked learners meeting their proficiency goals.
Class → Subject → ProficiencyExternal exam readiness
See readiness percentages and learner counts for the Nigerian exam targets currently tracked on MirrorMingo.
Exam target → Readiness → Learner countPublic figures show totals, not learner names. They describe tracked MirrorMingo learners, not all Nigerian students. Readiness reflects practice goals, not official grades or a guarantee of passing.
The connection education needs
From school subjects to careers and entrepreneurial skills.
A learner can know what to study for an exam and still not know where those subjects lead, what employers need, or how to build a business. MirrorMingo brings career data and practical tools into the learning journey, helping Nigerian and African learners connect school with the market beyond it.
Understand what you are learning
Study class subjects, practise WAEC, NECO, and JAMB questions, and use feedback to see where you need more practice.
Map subjects to future options
Use the Subject Combination Checker to compare your subjects with published course requirements and explore alternative routes.
Read the external market
Explore occupations, the skills and tools they use, training providers, and sources of work across Nigeria, Africa, and beyond.
Build entrepreneurial skills early
Explore self-employment, apprenticeships, freelance platforms, and practical training. Find tools to develop skills and investigate how to offer useful services.
Talk through your interests and options with the AI counsellor, then use the career tools to research a route and choose your next step.
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What I learn
My subjects, interests, and progress
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Where it leads
Career data, course requirements, and useful skills
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What I can do
Training, work, self-employment, and a next step
University course path
Technical and vocational route
Apprenticeship route
Freelance and business route
Course and route matches from the student's subjects
Compare subjects with published course requirements, see the reasons for a match, and identify what still needs checking.
Build a path from school to work
Training routes, tools, skill gaps, and next steps become part of the learner's plan.
Find work and entrepreneurship routes
Students compare job boards, apprenticeships, freelance routes, business paths, and national schemes.
Product proof
Show the actual app first. Then show the bridge it creates.
MirrorMingo makes the connection visible: class lessons, exams, parent support, school intelligence, career data, and market-facing tools all sit in one product.
The learner dashboard is the home base
Lessons, exams, parents, progress, rewards, and reports are visible from one simple page.
Progress reports show what to fix
Mastery, lesson activity, assignments, competitions, and parent links become easy to read.
Parents and guardians can follow progress
A learner invites a parent, then progress support moves beyond the classroom.
Subject choices connect school to the market
Students can see how WAEC, JAMB, and school subjects affect courses, skills, jobs, and business paths.
Career data sits beside learning
Learners compare routes, required skills, tools, training, and market signals while they are still studying.
Entrepreneurship and work routes are visible
Learners can compare jobs, apprenticeships, freelance routes, national schemes, and business opportunities.
For teachers · Your teaching, with a clearer view
Know who is progressing.
See who needs you next.
Bring your learners into Teacher Studio and follow their saved learning activity, topic accuracy, assignment submissions and performance over time. Use that evidence to decide what to revisit and who needs more support.
- Connect your learners
Add learners to your roster and share an invitation so their learning is connected to your teacher workspace.
- Monitor progress and performance
See recent activity, topic accuracy and weekly mastery trends. Open a learner’s record to understand the work behind the results.
- Turn the report into your next lesson
Find commonly missed topics, assign recap practice, review submissions and give each learner useful feedback.
Teacher StudioIllustrative workflow
From class activity to useful insight
A class view you can act on.
ActivityWho has been learning?PerformanceWhat do they understand?AssignmentsWhat needs your review?
Recent lesson activityFollow participation
Answers by topicFind learning gaps
Submitted workGive feedback
Activity tells you who participated. Marked answers help you understand performance.
Support for preparation, tooCreate, edit and export lesson notes; set assignments and review submissions from your workspace.
For teachers: a clearer basis for decisions
Bring activity, performance and follow-up together, so planning your next recap starts with evidence.
For learners: support that meets the need
Get feedback on submitted work and focused practice on the topics your teacher identifies.
Progress is easier to explain
Parents and learners see what is working, what needs practice, and what to do next.
Parent support is part of the product
MirrorMingo lets families follow the learning journey instead of waiting for report-card day.
Parents and progress
A parent should know how to help in one minute.
The goal is not to bury families under data. MirrorMingo turns learning activity into simple next steps.
Invite a parent or guardian by email and WhatsApp number.
Show mastery, lessons, activities, assignments, and competitions.
Turn weak topics into a next practice step before results fall further.
Plain example
"Your child understands photosynthesis at 41%. Review this lesson and answer five more questions before starting the next topic."
Attendance94%
Who is missing school often?
Assessment71%
Which classes need support?
At risk18
Who needs intervention now?
NEIP fieldsReady
What can be reported safely?
School intelligence
Schools see the full picture before a student is left behind.
MirrorMingo can connect attendance, scores, lesson activity, past-question readiness, teacher notes, and parent follow-up into one intelligence layer.
Early warning
Spot learners whose attendance, scores, or practice patterns need attention.
Intervention planning
Group students into support plans with targets, progress, and evidence.
NEIP-ready reports
Share clean school-level indicators for program review without exposing private learner records.
Use it anywhere
Study in the app. Keep learning in chat.
Use the app for visual lessons, reports and saved offline study. Connect WhatsApp or Telegram for question help and practice in a familiar chat. Saved app progress syncs when your connection returns.
Installable app
Open MirrorMingo from the device like a normal learning app.
Offline lessons
Saved lessons and attempts remain available when the network drops.
Automatic sync
Progress updates when the learner comes back online.
WhatsApp & Telegram learning
A question comes up.
Keep learning in chat.
Type a question, send a clear photo or use a voice note. MirrorMingo’s learning bots help you work through it step by step, with exam practice available from the chat too.
Ask from a photoSend a voice noteAsk a follow-up
- 1Sign in to your MirrorMingo account.
- 2Open Actions and choose WhatsApp or Telegram from the channel picker.
- 3Follow the account-linking prompt, then send your question in chat.
Chat learning uses an internet connection and your linked account’s learning access. Use the app for the full visual lesson workspace and saved offline lessons.
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Link your account before you begin.
Apple silicon and Intel
Mac
Use MirrorMingo Learning and School Intelligence together on your Mac.
64-bit PCs
Windows
Use MirrorMingo Learning and School Intelligence together on your Windows PC.
Windows may check the installer first
MirrorMingo AI is new to Windows, so the first time you open the installer you may see a blue “Windows protected your PC” screen. It's a routine check for new apps.
- 1. Click More info.
- 2. Check it says Publisher: Satryx AI Limited, the company behind MirrorMingo, then click Run anyway.
Only download MirrorMingo AI from this page. If the publisher shows anything else, don't run it.
Explore what you can do
Choose an area to see how MirrorMingo can help, with examples and what you need to use it.
Learn and understand
Curriculum-based class lessons
Follow lessons organised around your class, subjects and curriculum, from primary and secondary school to undergraduate study. Learn through explanations, worked examples, visuals and quizzes.
A learner studying fractions can follow an explanation, work through examples and practise before moving on.
Available curricula, subjects and lesson access depend on the chosen level and plan. Download lessons while online for offline study.
Oma and spoken teaching
Learn with Oma, the AI tutor, through spoken explanations. Voice interaction lets you ask questions and use supported lesson playback commands.
Ask the tutor to explain a difficult idea again while working through a lesson.
Interactive voice needs microphone permission and internet; downloaded narration availability depends on the lesson.
Nigerian-language learning
Learn in English, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa or Nigerian Pidgin where supported. Familiar language can make new ideas easier to understand.
Use a familiar language to work through an unfamiliar science concept.
Translation and fresh audio generation need internet. Do not promise every topic has every language or audio version ready.
Study help with your materials
Use notes, PDFs, images, documents or supported links for questions, explanations and help understanding your study materials.
Upload class notes and ask for help understanding the difficult sections.
Uploading, reading new materials and generating answers require internet. Supported formats and file limits apply.
Practise and explore
Past questions and mock exams
Prepare with past questions, worked explanations and timed mock exams. Review your performance to see which topics need more practice.
Try a timed mock, then revisit the questions you missed and the methods behind them.
Do not claim every exam year or subject is available. New generation and downloads need internet.
Discovery Lab and interactive activities
Explore ideas through interactive simulations, including circuits, fractions and waves. Change something and observe how the result changes.
Change the voltage in a circuit simulation and observe what happens.
Public demos are available without signing in. Lesson-specific activities appear when ready; availability varies by lesson.
Arena competitions
Make practice social through Arena competitions. Answer questions alongside other learners and use the experience to build confidence and fluency.
Join a subject competition and practise recalling what you have learned.
Live competitions require internet; available modes and entry conditions apply.
MMT and Top Learners
Earn MMT through eligible learning activity and see effort recognised through Top Learners and rewards. This gives regular study a visible record of achievement.
Complete eligible learning activities regularly and follow your progress across the month.
MMT is a learning reward, not a promise of cash or investment returns. Check current earning and reward rules before quoting amounts.
Build your next step
Careers, skills and entrepreneurship
Connect school subjects and interests to courses, careers, skills and entrepreneurship. Compare work, training and business routes in Nigeria and Africa.
Explore how your subjects relate to a career, then identify skills or training you still need.
Requirements and opportunities change. Verify current admission or employer requirements; guidance does not guarantee admission, jobs or business outcomes.
Assignment and writing support
Get help understanding assignments, organising ideas and improving written work. Bring supporting material to make the guidance more relevant.
Ask for feedback on the structure of an essay draft before revising it yourself.
Generated assistance needs internet and should be checked against your assignment instructions.
Support learning over time
Mastery, progress and review
Follow saved learning activity and mastery, then revisit difficult topics through review cards and spaced revision. Reports help identify what to work on next.
Use your report to choose a weak topic for the next study session.
Progress describes recorded activity. Do not infer personal scores or achievements without an authenticated account lookup.
Parents and guardians
Link a parent or guardian so they can follow a learner’s progress and give more focused support. Shared learning information helps families know where help is needed.
A linked parent can use progress information to discuss a difficult subject with the learner.
Access requires an accepted link to that learner. Public support cannot reveal another learner’s private records.
Teacher Studio
Teachers can organise learners, prepare lesson notes, set assignments and review submissions and performance. Evidence helps guide recaps and individual follow-up.
Review learner performance before planning a recap, then set focused practice.
Teacher tools require the relevant workspace and learner permissions; do not expose unlinked learners.
School intelligence and operations
Schools can bring learning activity, attendance, results and follow-up into their own workspace. Intelligence supports early warnings, intervention planning and reporting.
An authorised school administrator can investigate a concern using that school’s available records.
School data requires an explicitly selected school and an accepted role. Public product descriptions never grant access to private school information.
Installable app and offline study
Install MirrorMingo and download supported lessons for study when the network drops. Saved activity can sync when a connection returns.
Download a lesson while connected, study its saved content later and sync your activity when online.
Offline does not mean every feature works without internet. Availability depends on downloaded content and device support.
Learning on WhatsApp and Telegram
Use supported WhatsApp and Telegram learning channels after linking your account. Ask questions through a familiar messaging app.
Link your account and ask a study question through the supported messaging channel.
Requires a supported linked account, an active messaging integration and internet. Features can differ from the full learning app.
Satryx AIThe company behind MirrorMingoBuilt by Satryx AI.
Focused on your learning.
MirrorMingo is an education product of Satryx AI, a company building AI tools for learning, African-language voice and everyday work.
Within that wider product family, MirrorMingo brings the focus to learners, teachers and schools—from understanding a subject to exploring what comes next.
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Give every lesson a direction beyond the classroom.
Learn a subject. Understand where it can lead. Explore the skills, training, and opportunities that help turn an interest into a career or enterprise—with family and school support along the way.