Lessons, exam practice and games, taught by Oma in your language.
How it works
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The subjects your school teaches, from Basic 1 to university.
Start LearningMathematics · English · Basic Science
Reading, numbers and science through familiar examples.
See how everyday objects make place value easier to understand.
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Choose an area to see how MirrorMingo can help, with examples and what you need to use it.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Earn Mingo Sparks from lessons and Lesson Games and spend them on your avatar, new game levels and Future Me. Top Learners shows who learned most this month.
Finish a lesson section, then open level 2 of a game or a new outfit in the Style Lab with the Sparks you earned.
Sparks are only for use inside MirrorMingo. They are not money and cannot be cashed out. Check current prices in the app before quoting amounts.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
